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    Meyer, Forstliche Biometrie UNIGOE" at Jan 21, 93 8:48 am
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In a posting Reinhold Meyer, Forstliche Biometrie UNIGOE writes :
>
> Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1993 08:53:53 -0800
> From: "Jim Goes" <goes@chimera.sph.umn.edu>
> Subject: Re:
>
> > Hello,
> >
>
> > is there any postscript driver for MS Word version 4.0
> > that DOES work?
>
> >
>
> > I have three different versions but none of them sends the
> > fxxxing ini file. Printing to a file results in a 4 line
> > file without the postscript header.
>
> >
>
> > Thanx
> > Andreas
> >
>
> > PS: The destination printer is a Microtek Truelaser.
>
> I used to have this problem back in my 4.0 days in sending output to
> a DEC LN03 laser.  My solution, though it was a kludge, was to create
> a macro to save the word document as a postscript file, load it,
> include the ini file at the beginning, and print it.  Seems like a
> lot of hassle but it worked, and once the macro was programmed it was
> easy. --
> ***************************************************************
> Jim Goes                   + InterNet: goes@chimera.sph.umn.edu
>
We never had any problem with this kind of setup, however.
Get your printer docs. Look at the PRD file description(s)
At the beginning there is a comment on how to set certain fields in
the PRD file. One of them says 'sent ini file with each job'.
Convert yr PRD file to an ASCII TXT file using MAKEPRD.EXE.
Just look at the settings with any editor. Correct if needed.
DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING ELSE NOR SAVE THE FILE IN ANY FANCY WAY !
Convert back fr txt to PRD. Things should work now.
If not mail me, if you have an ftp site I could try to ftp you our
PS files (ini & prd).
Good luck !

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Jon Schull writes
>
>
> I'm one of those "likes-to-keep-his-fingers-on-the-keyboard" guys, so I
> like to use macros to do that.  The procedure is clear enough in WinWord
> BUT half of them go away between sessions.  Has anyone had this happen?  Is
> there a limit ot the number of macros Winword can hold on to?  etc.
>
Are you sure you saved the template containing the macros. i.e. "global"
macors are stored in NORMAL.DOT and WinWord will ask you to save "the
global glossary and command changes" which means do you want to save the
changes to NORMAL.DOT. (I have clicked on No in response to this myself,
thats why I'm asking.) "template" macros are the macros stored in
templates other than NORMAl.DOT and here WinWord will ask you to save
changes to the template. Confusing?

Sune Karlsson
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My German is a little bit rusty, but if I understand you correctly you want
to set or determine the amount of sub/superscripting of characters.

In the English version the dialog box equivalent for this is
FormatCharacter .Position = number of points
which is a little bit confusing since the dialog box has the entries
"Super/subscript" and "by" for setting this. My guess is that it works the
same way in the German version, that is
FormatZeichen .Pozition = punkte  (my German *is* rusty).

There are functions to determine if the selected characters are sub or
superscripted (Subscript() and Superscript() ), they will unfortunately not
tell you the amount of sub or superscripting.

My limited experience with the Swedish version of Word indicates that it
should be possible to use the english version commands in WordBasic. At
least Word will dutifully translate things if you create a macro in the
English version and then open it in the Swedish version.

Also try the WordBasic section in the Word Help.

Isn't it fun to try to get macros to work with non-English versions of Word?
Somehow it would have been nice to have things being more language
independent.

Exercise: How do you implement a macro that uses fields for which there are
no specific WordBasic commands when the macro should work with different
language versions of Word?
That is, a date field is simple, for that we have the function
InsertDateField. But what if we wish to insert an AUTHOR field? For that
we have to use InsertField .Field = "Author" and the string "Author" will
of course be different with different languages.

Hope this helps

Sune Karlsson
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Wise Idea not mailing it to the list.  I would like a copy however.

In Message Fri, 22 Jan 1993 20:43 +0100,
  Sune Karlsson <STSK%HHS.SE@ibm.gwdg.de> writes:

>
>>
>> I would like to be able to integrate my References with my WinWord documents,
>> Is anyone aware of Winword macros or templates to ease such integration?
>> Any comments from users using WinWord for (or perhaps another Windows
 solution
>   )
>> for their bibliography would be most welcome.
>>
>> Ken Herzog
>> Singer@taunivm.bitnet
>>
>
>I have written a WordBasic macro which manages references. It uses a WinWord
>document as the database and is pretty simplistic in the way it treats
>references (it does references the way I do references). It is (hopefully)
>selfdocumenting. Let me know if you want to take a look at it. It's pretty
>big (I broke the 64kB barrier the other day) so I hesitate to mail it to the
>list.
>
>Sune Karlsson


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>We are currently using Word for Windows 2.0a through a Novell 3.11
>server and printing to a QMS 1700 printer connected to the net. Word
>prints the first request just fine, but any subsequent print request
>get lost. We have to close Word and then reopen it. We don't have any
>problems with other Windows apps, i.e. Excel, Access, On-Time, etc.
>
>Anybody have any clues??
>

How have you set up your CAPTURE statement ??

I use a LC290 laser with;

capture L=1 Q=PC_SUPPORT S=CSD_GLOBAL NB NFF TI=10

without ANY problems...

Jon




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In bit.mailserv.word-pc you write:

>>It looks like you haven't installed all the filters as there are filters for
>>all the different versions of Word Perfect - run Word Setup.
>>
>	Another thing to consider is what version of Winword you're using.
>Version 2.0b improved the capabilities of Winword to use WP files. 2.0c is the
>current version.

OK...  I have WinWord 2.0, but I don't think I have either b or c updates...
How can I get them?

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From: Bruce Williams <brucew@microsoft.com>
Date: Mon, 29 Jan 93 13:37:52 PST
Subject: RE: Microsoft registration..Ha!Ha!Ha!

If you have any specific suggestions you'd like us to consider for
future versions of Word, please let me know. I'll forward them to our
program managers.
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> My page numbers appear just the way I want them (not on the first
> page, centered and surrounded by dashes on subsequent pages) in print
> preview and in layout format.  When I print them, however, they are
> gone.  What could be causing the printing process to strip them off
> but still show them on the screen?

If you are using a laser printer, it will not print close to the edge of
the paper (about 5mm). This is due to the printer hardware, not caused
by Word. Try to increase the distance between the top of the page and your
page numbers.
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I'm still near the bottom of the learning curve on WinWord 2.0
(coming from DOS Word 5.0), but I thought I understood putting page
numbers in my documents until now.  I have done it before and it
worked, but now I have a problem.

My page numbers appear just the way I want them (not on the first
page, centered and surrounded by dashes on subsequent pages) in print
preview and in layout format.  When I print them, however, they are
gone.  What could be causing the printing process to strip them off
but still show them on the screen?

I'm stumped. Any and all help will be appreciated.

Dave
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From: sqz@sqzws1.etd.ornl.gov (Bob Sanders)
Subject: printer driver for HP LJ 4M
Organization: Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 19:37:58 GMT

Keywords: 


I am looking for a printer driver for an HP LJ 4M for
MicroSoft Word version 5.5.  The PostScript driver that I have
does not seem to work.  

-- 




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From: p_bapti@pavo.concordia.ca (BAPTISTA, PAUL)
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Subject: Microsoft Registration ..Ha!Ha!Ha!
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	I can see that I am not the only one that sits by my mail box
waiting for MS to send me a sign of life (its only been 4 months).  Something like 
2.00b or 2.00c would be nice.

	I registered my BORLAND C/C++ and they sent me a GIFT (a book and two disks) for my
trouble within three weeks.  That is a company that has my respect and attention.  I love 
WinWord but I don't expect to buy anything else from MS because of this lack of support.

	Ideally a company( and this applies to products and services) would use their
customers' knowledge and experiences to improve their thing. A simple multiple-choice
type survey which can be compiled by machine would give a company a design staff of 
thousands if not millions for peanuts.  
	
	I will think long and hard before I feed MS anymore of my hard earned cash!
The sad thing is I wrote a letter to MS Canada after two months of waiting telling them
that I would be interested in more language dictionaries and more clipart i.e. I wanted
to give them more money, but no! They still havn't reponded. 

	Doesn't AMIPRO have a great competitive upgrade?

Paul Baptista
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From: ramberg@futon.SFSU.EDU (James Ramberg)
Date: 27 Jan 93 10:29:34 PST
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I would like to use my school's laser printer to print MS Word 5.0 documents
upload from my home mac via modem. Any ideas ????
much thanks ...

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   We have one person here who is using a Mac to access GCG
7.2 on an Iris through an ethernet connection.  The problem
is that when ever he tries to use the arrow keys in GCG programs
he gets ABC or D.
   I have tried the to find a key map problem in Setkeys and/or
his terminal programs NSCA Telnet(SP?) and Microphone, but
without much success.
   Has anyone else experianced this problem? How did you get
around it?

thanks in advance, Robert

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BTW: I forgot to state this was a DEFINITIONS search

AJB
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In article <9301222047.AA22671@biochem.dental.upenn.edu> "Robert P. Hooper III" <robert@BIOCHEM.DENTAL.UPENN.EDU> writes:
>   We have one person here who is using a Mac to access GCG
>7.2 on an Iris through an ethernet connection.  The problem
>is that when ever he tries to use the arrow keys in GCG programs
>he gets ABC or D.
>   I have tried the to find a key map problem in Setkeys and/or
>his terminal programs NSCA Telnet(SP?) and Microphone, but
>without much success.
>   Has anyone else experianced this problem? How did you get
>around it?

At the unix prompt, type: setenv TERM vt220

This works for using NCSA/BYU Telnet 2.5 on an Ethernet connection
to an IRIS.  It also enables the arrow keys to be used with vi.

I am told that this setting causes problems with other programs, so it
is not done automatically at login.

Can anyone provide more specific information or suggest a better method?

                                   - Larry
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Sorry if this is an oldie....

We are running 7.2 on an SGI Crimson.
Entry BHRR16SZ (Accession M72398) in the EMBL Rel. 33 em_ba section
is from "Borrelia hermsii". A STRINGSEARCH for "hermsii" pulls out
this entry but a search for "Borrelia" does not.

I've redone EMBLTOGCG and SEQCAT from the original PRO.DAT file to
no avail.

Suggestions welcomed.

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