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From:         Mary Anne Gowen <MAGOWEN@MITVMA.BITNET>
Subject:      labels

Thanks to everyone who replied to my recent question regarding labels.
Haven't yet had time to try all of your suggestions.  May write again after I
do.  Thanks again.  Mary Anne Gowen
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From:         "Gary W. Dietz" <DIETZ@WHITMAN.BITNET>
Subject: Re: manuals

>   Can anyone suggest the easiest to use, best written book on the WP51 Macro
>   language and the best book on the Merge language?
>

Gordon McComb's book titled "WordPerfect Macros and Templates" is,
in my humble opinion, the best there is.  Clear, concise and EXTREMELY
good!  You also get 2 discs worth of macros along with the book!

Gary

PS.  It's published by Bantam Books
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From:         Laura Milera <DOCWOMAN@PACEVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Split screen in WordPerfect

How about retrieving one document into Doc 1 and the other into Doc 2
(by pressing Shift/F3), with each document containing the appropriate
language codes.

If your friend wants to run Windows, I believe it requires 640K
conventional memory, and 256K extended (I'm told that in reality, it
requires a lot more).

Why doesn't your friend just get the new release of OS/2 which by the way,
happens to run Windows better than Windows runs itself.

Laura
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From:         Bob Cottis <MJPXREP@CMS.MCC.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: URGENT -Waiting for Response on Equation numbering,
              second level
              9 Apr 92 11:33:30 BST from <LUCIA@UK.AC.LIVERPOOL>

Lucia wanted to know how to get round the 32 item limit for second-level
numbering of equations (and other figures).  I don't know of a direct way,
other than keeping pestering WP - the nearest I have been able to get is
A.1, A.2, A.3 etc, which you can achieve using the caption style in the
Options menu.  If you want to be really devious, I suppose you could use
characters from Character Set 12 (User defined), in place of the A, and
reassign those characters as 1, 2, 3 etc. in the .PRS file (but rather you
than me!).

Bob Cottis, Corrosion and Protection Centre, UMIST.
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From:         Greg Schlierf <UNPATTER@SRU.BITNET>
Subject:      Splitting Screen

I was thinking about your request. Try creating a table. Set the table at
two columns, one row. Then you can enter text in one column and then just tab
to the other.  If you don't like the lines you can edit them out later.

OR

Create 2 tables side by side. 1 row x 1 column.

I'm not sure if that is what you are looking for, but it would allow you to
fake split the screen. Also it would let you print.  The only catch I see is
French-English translation. I am not familiar with that.

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From: hberg@polisci.pol.umn.edu (Bob Hammarberg)
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Subject: NEC Silentwriter on COM1, w. Netware 3.11 & WP 5.1
Date: 15 Apr 92 20:34:01 GMT
Article-I.D.: polisci.hberg.102
Organization: Department of Political Science, University of Minnesota

I'm playing with the thought of shifting our Postscript network printer (NEC 
Silentwriter LC890) from parallel to serial mode, partly to free up the 
parallel ports for dotmatrix printers, and partly in order to be able to use 
Hamish Marson's Novell Accounting Printserver (which requires that you run 
PS printers on serial).

Has anybody tried this?  Anything to look out for?  Do I just do SHIFT-F7, 
S, E, and then set the printer port to COM1?  Will the paper trays work the 
way they used to?  Will it be slower than parallel?  Is there anything I 
forgot to ask??
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From:         kbreighn@CC.GETTYSBURG.EDU
Subject:      A Style or Macro for APA Format on Mac WP

Does anyone know of a style or macro for papers in APA format using Mac WP?
 Thanks in advance.

Kim S. Breighner
Computing Services
KIM@GBURG.BITNET
KIM@GETTYSBURG.EDU
From: hberg@polisci.pol.umn.edu (Bob Hammarberg)
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Subject: Re: WP not recognizing F11, F12 keys
Date: 9 Apr 92 14:00:52 GMT
Article-I.D.: polisci.hberg.73
Organization: Department of Political Science, University of Minnesota


>Susan Cox asked why WP 5.1 might not recognize F11 and F12 on an IBM
>with enhanced keyboard. 

Is this the (enhanced) keyboard that came with the IBM?  If you've added an 
after-market enhanced keyboard to an older IBM, the BIOS in your machine may 
not recognize F11 and F12
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From:         Frederick Przystas <CAGFWP@GSUVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Divided overflow

 Try running the fixbios file that came with wp51.

 FRED PRZYSTAS
 GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY
 (404) 651-2861
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From: amichiel@rodan.acs.syr.edu (Allen J Michielsen)
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Subject: Additional Fonts / Bulletin board...
Date: 12 Apr 92 13:03:05 GMT
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Is there a network source for any of the additional fonts for WP ?
Can anybody give me a pointer, thanks...
P.s. If I have to call Utah, what is the phone number again ???
I have the manual set at work, and no modem at work... 8-(
thanks
al

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Date:         Mon, 13 Apr 1992 14:57:00 CDT
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From:         Margie Knupp <MKNUPP@KSUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Sign on?

Could you please send me information about signing on this list?
Thanks in advance ;-)

Margie Knupp
Kansas State Univ.
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Date:         Mon, 13 Apr 1992 19:07:47 CET
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From:         Steve Smith <STSMITH@ESOC.BITNET>
Subject:      Problem loading WordPerfect below FFFF in memory

  I have found a serious problem with WordPerfect 5.1 (1st August 1991
  version) whilst installing QEMM 6.00.  After installing QEMM I was left
  with approx 602 Kbytes of main memory (I only have DOS 3.3). All was OK
  at this point.  I then tried executing WordPerfect and got the message
  "Packed file corrupt" and a return to DOS prompt.  This happened also with
  WP Shell and DrawPerfect, reinstalling did no good, so the actual EXEs
  were OK, but then the trouble shooting section of the QEMM manual gave it
  all away, it states "Due to a "bug" in some versions of EXEPACK, the
  "unpacking" algorithm does not work if the program is loaded below 64K (not
  640K, 64K) and the "A20" line is enabled."  I checked the WordPerfect
  executable and EXEPACK is used by WP to compress the file.  I'm sure that
  I'm not the only person with this much memory free, has anyone else had this
  problem and do you have a work around.  My WP version is quite new, so are
  WP corp going to upgrade there EXEPACK program or issue a fix for this
  problem.  QEMM suggests using up more memory by installing more BUFFERs or
  a further command processor, but this does defeat the whole reason for QEMM
  in the first place.

  Any suggestions (especially BARB@WPCORP),

    Steve Smith,      Systems Analyst
                      European Space Operations Centre
                      Germany
                      stsmith@esoc.bitnet
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From:         JASON CURNOW <con_jpc@LEWIS.UMT.EDU>
Subject:      Printer file or advice needed.

I've got a client who needs a printer file for an IBM Personal Wheelwriter II
for WP51.  Does anyone out there know of a FTP site that has any
printer files?  We called Word Perfect, and they said they didn't maintain
a site.  We have no modems in our office, so we can't call the BBS to
get the file.  Thanks.

- Jason Curnow
University of Montana Consulting
con_jpc@lewis.umt.edu
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From:         Diskmuncher <con_jdc@LEWIS.UMT.EDU>
Subject:      RE: Amiga WordPerfect 4.1 File --> PC WordPerfect 5.1
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>From: "Matthew S. Warren" <warren-matthew@CS.YALE.EDU>
>Subject: Amiga WordPerfect 4.1 File --> PC WordPerfect 5.1
>To: Multiple recipients of list WPCORP-L <WPCORP-L@UBVM.cc.buffalo.edu>
>....
>I envisioned the steps as the following:

>1.  Save the file on the Amiga.  Upload it to my mainframe account
>    using Handshake, which was on his harddrive.  Use the Kermit
>    protocol in E,7,1 mode.

Try using Kermit in N,8,1 mode since the WP file is a binary file (you're
stripping the 8th bit by using E,7,1).

>2.  FTP from a net-connected IBM AT.  Get the file (binary transfer)
>    and stick it on the PC harddrive.  Load it using WP 5.1.  (Word
>    Perfect tech support said this would correctly convert).
	I've done it!  I uploaded an Amiga WP 4.1 file to my mainframe
account using Amiga Kermit, then FTP'd it to a PC, and read it in using
WP 5.1 (Amiga 4.1 is supposed to be IBM 5.0 file compatible).

3.  Save it in WordPerfect 5.1 on a PC floppy.  Carry it to a Mac
    with a SuperDrive and Apple File Exchange running MacLink/Plus
    translators.  Translate to Word format.
	You might have to translate it to WP 5.0 (IBM) depending upon
the version of MacLink/Plus you're using.

				John-David Childs
				Consultant, University of Montana
				con_jdc@lewis.umt.edu
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From:         kbreighn@CC.GETTYSBURG.EDU
Subject:      Re: overstriking

>Kim,
>
> After installation of WP5.1 you must be able to find a document called
>CHARACTR.DOC which provides you with the character sets available in
>WordPerfect.  From these sets you can then program your keyboards in the
>set up (Shift-F1) and use them whenever you or people you support need them.
>
>For example, Character set 8 is the "full greek character set for ancient
>and modern applications".
>
>Beware though, characters would be printer dependent, so if you don't have
>a laser or postcript printer or a good dot matrix, some of the characters
>might refuse to print.
>
>Try them and good luck!
>
>Ms. Lucia Asturias
>
>Computer Laboratory
>Liverpool University
>England, UK
>
>Phone: (051) 794-3749
>
>BITNET/EARN/NETNORTH: LUCIA@LIVERPOOL.AC.UK
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Thanks for getting back to me about this, but unfortunately, I forgot to
mention that I need to be able to do this function on a Mac, using Mac WP
2.0.3.  Thanks anyway.  Your were the only one to give a suggestion, so I
guess I'll have to post it a little better again.  Kim
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From:         "Michael J. McCarthy" <RCBI12@MARSHALL.BITNET>
Subject:      CTRL-R and CTRL-E keys not recognized in MERGE file
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        I have a friend who is trying to append an existing WP51 Merge File.
She just got a new machine (IBM PS/2 55SX, running Windows, but NOT running
WP for WIN or WP51 in a Window), but is unable to append the file because the
CTRL-R (end field) and CTRL-E (end record) keys do not appear to do anything.
These keys seem to work on other machines doing the same task.  Any clues as to
what's wrong?

---------------------
Mike McCarthy, Intern
Robert C. Byrd Institute for Advanced Flexible Manufacturing Systems
Marshall University, Huntington, WV 25755  (304) 696-6373
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From:         UAHWBW01@UAHVAX1.BITNET
Subject:      RE: GIF -> WPG format

        There is a program to convert .gif files to .wpg.  It is called
GIF2WP.ZIP.

        I believe you find it in the /mirrors/msdos/graphics directory on
one of the SIMTEL20 mirror sites.
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Subject:      middle school

     Is it still the case that arguments concerning this topic center`
pretty largely on the developmental problems of a certain age-group,
problems that have the general feature of "transition"?  Is it the
presumption that there is a certain period when the human animal is
neither this nor that -- neither a child nor an adolescent, neither
an elementary student nor high school, neither quite independent nor
entirely dependent (in some respect), a stage in which they are
either "no longer" (a child) or "not yet" (something else)?
     The force of my question, so awkwardly put, is to ask whether
John Coveleskie's question, (typically exciting) could be approached
as a problem of aggregation.  Assuming the conviction that those
yet in a larval stage may be hindered by being held there, yet
encouraged by associating with pupae, and assuming further that
special problems are associated with being in that state, then
the question may become whether it is better, for the sake of
treatment, to aggregate those having the problem or, f the sake
of another treatment, to distribute them among those who have
survived(?) that state.
     It occurs to me that there is probably no really decisive
argument on either side.  This, or course, is a hopelessly in-
human way to view the problem.  But think!  Is there another
that takes another shape?
     ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
     +  THOMAS F. GREEN (TFGREEN@SUVM.BITNET)                   +
     +    263 Huntington Hall Syracuse University               +
     +    Syracuse Univ. Syracuse, NY  13244    (315) 443-9080  +
     +    Box 100 Pompey, NY  13138             (315) 677-9935  +
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From:         Arthur Schwartz <artsch@EDUC.UCALGARY.CA>
Subject:      Re: Channel One continued....
              A

To: Scott Adams:
        Your survey results on adoption/rejection etc, are
interesting stuff, but the will  become
a lot more useful as comparison to local experience for others on
the net if we have a bit more data, to give your numbers greater
comparability. Thus for the list posted earlier today (excerpts
follow):  $ per what? (student/school/school district/etc)??


> In my second survey of 40 Indiana school corporations... The dollar figures
> at the bottom are for a period of July, 1987 -June, 1991.
>
>                                COMPARISON OF MEANS


>         Rejecters spend $136032.28 more on Service Area Direction.
>         Adopters spend $2099.02 more on Audiovisual.
>         Rejecters spend $3938.57 more on Educational Television.
>         Rejecters spend $59010.26 more on Computer Assisted Instructional
>         Media.

Thanks in advance for clearing this up.
>


--



      _____________________________________________________________________
     |Art Schwartz                                  artsch@educ.ucalgary.ca|
     |Educational Policy & Administrative Studies        (403) 220-5697    |
     |The University of Calgary                      FAX:(403) 282-3005    |
     |Calgary, Alberta T2N 1N4   Canada                                    |
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From:         MUFFOLETTO@ISCSVAX.UNI.EDU
Subject:      Re: Whittle/Channel One

So, what was the creative uses of the Whittle technology by
high school kids?  let me know..thanks

bob muffoletto
muffoletto@uni.edu
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From:         William Hunter <hunter@EDUC.UCALGARY.CA>
Subject:      Re: CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT
              at

Thanks for this.  Have you registered?
>
> The Conference Board of Canada's 3rd National Conference on
> Education/Business linkages will be held in Calgary, Alberta,
> CANADA from May 10-12, 1992 at the Calgary Convention Centre.
>
> Themes include:
>         * New initiatives               * Business/educ. partnerships
>         * Changing learning systems     * Dropouts
>         * Employability skills          * Diversity in the workforce
>         * Total quality management      * Structural Reform
>         * Education/economy link
>
> For further information, contact:
>         Dina Derenzis, Conference Registrar
>         255 Smyth Road
>         Ottawa, Ontario
>         CANADA   K1H 8M7
>         tele. (613) 526-3280 or 1-800-267-0666
>         FAX (613) 526-4857
>
> Early bird prices end April 10th, 1992.
>
> --
>
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From:         Rick Peek <ATMRP@ASUACAD.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: S. Adams and Channel One/Whittle

Les, Scott is at Purdue, not IU--- true Hoosiers know the difference. I would a
lso like to know what Channel One is about. I also wonder about Scott's school
boards. In my small town in LaPorte county, only certain families got to be on
the school board. What does a Hoosier school board look like? What does 'n' rep
resent? Bloomington is sure not W. LaFayette, lived in both places. From Canada
, all Hoosiers probably do look alike. Smiles. rp


Rick Peek
Arizona State University
ATMRP@ASUACAD.BITNET
(602) 921-2950
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From:         SWB5108@TAMVENUS.BITNET
Subject:      Middle Schools

I am interested in why Alan Davis found Junior High healthier for 9th graders
than high school.  Could you elaborate? I have taught in junior highs, high
schools, and 6,7, and 8th grade in a K-8 school where the 8th graders worked
extensively with the K and 1st graders. One year I followed my 8th grade class
up to the high school and knew them again as 9th graders.  They were much
nicer human beings in the 9-12 setting than they had been in the 7-8 situation.
Sarah Bednarz, Research Associate, Texas A&M
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From:         Scott Adams <SADAMS@PURCCVM.BITNET>
Subject:      PhD. programs in Ed. Tech

What schools have the strongest PhD. programs in Educational Technology?
Where should a person look? What should be the major decision criteria?
Scott Adams
Purdue University
SADAMS@PURCCVM
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