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Date:         Tue, 29 Sep 1992 16:55:24 -0500
From:         Joe Morris <IS480P02@WCUVAX1.WCU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Word for Windows

Date: 27 Sep 1992 20:33:16 -0500 (CDT)
From: John Todd <FA22%UNTVM1.BITNET@ncsuvm.cc.ncsu.edu>

>............  I have been working on a manuscript
>over a period of time.  When I printed the file, some of the superscripts
>for footnotes were regular size elevated characters and others where the
>tiny little superscipts............

John, simple fix would be to redefine the font for the superscripts.

You say you've been working on this document for awhile.  How long?  A
few weeks?  Months?  You might have a different default printer desig-
nated at different times.  This might affect the fonts in some way
depending on when you were editing it.  Hope this helps.
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Subject: Re: Fonts and ATM
Date: 5 Oct 92 22:01:34 GMT
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              5 Oct 1992 16:00:55 +0100 from Maroy Akos

From:   George G Galdiano
If I remember right, you were looking for the crillee font (star trek).

It is at wuarchve.wustl.edu under mirrors3/win3/fonts/atm
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Date:         Thu, 1 Oct 1992 14:57:53 PDT
From:         "Vance M. Gloster" <gloster@INFERENCE.COM>
Subject:      Problems: printing & MDI
              1 Oct 1992 12:10:06 MET
              <9210012033.AB28887@fourier.inference.com>

  I'll be really thankful if somebody helps me to answer two questions:

  1. How to  scale fonts to realize WYSIWYG using DotMatrix printer.

Use TrueType fonts and this should take care of itself.  I recommend
_Windows_3.1_Secrets_ by Livingston which has a good chapter on
TrueType fonts.  After you have read that, check the SDK
documentation.

  2. How to build MDI child windows with their own menus.

You cannot do this.  MDI forbids child windows to have menus.  You
could create your own parent and child windows that implement
something that looks like MDI, but allows menus on child windows.  It
will be hard to get the icon behavior, however.

-Vance Gloster
 gloster@inference.com
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Date:         Sat, 3 Oct 1992 11:52:52 EDT
From:         "Harry Yeatts" <HYEATTS@VTVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: DRDOS 6, SuperStor and Windows
              2 Oct 1992 06:59:51 GMT from <BJSAXEN@FINABO.ABO.FI>

On Fri, 2 Oct 1992 06:59:51 GMT Bj|rn Saxen VT said:
>In <WIN3-L%92100112282937@UICVM.BITNET> "Harry writes:
>> A couple of other things about Smartdrive and Superstor: Smartdrive
>> HAS to have some reserve uncompressed space, so you have to use the
>> Drive Swapper to leave some space...which is also needed if you want
>> a permanent swap file. PCKwik's cache (and others) don't need the
>> uncompressed space.
>
>Does Smartdrive search for this uncompressed space or should the location
>be given to Smartdrive with some parameters or ...?

Bjorn:
Evidently Smartdrive can find it on its own. The Superstor manual says
nothing about location. Just leaving enough uncompressed space using
Drive Swapper worked for me. I would leave enough uncompressed space for
both Smartdrive and a permanent swap file (5 megs ought to do the job,
though this is very subjective...the mail about space for swapfiles on this
list can attest to that).

HTH

Harry Yeatts (HYEATTS)                INTERNET: VTVM1.CC.VT.EDU
Virginia Tech                         BITNET: VTVM1
Blacksburg, Virginia                  PHONE: 703-231-5141
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Date:         Fri, 2 Oct 1992 16:48:19 EDT
From:         "Harry M. Kriz" <KRIZ@VTVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      NEC MultiSync 5FG

I have often said that I've never seen a monitor I liked. I've used
the IBM CGA, 8513 (having had 5 replacements under service contract
in 5 years), NEC MultiSyncs (starting with the first one), and
Mitsubishi. None were very satisfying, many were bad out of the
box and had to be exchanged. Eventually I got used to all of them,
even my IBM PCJr monitor where the dot pitch seemed to be measured
in inches rather than fractions of millimeters.

A couple of days ago I got a NEC MultiSync 5FG, which is a 17" monitor,
(actually a bit more than 15.5"). It is very fine. For the first
time in 9 years of microcomputing I am satisfied at the initial
impression made by a monitor and satisfied after using it for two days.

Anyone thinking of getting a 17" monitor should look at this one.

[Usual disclaimer, I have no financial interest in NEC or the
vendor it was purchased from.]

--Harry

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Date:         Sun, 27 Sep 1992 12:14:23 EDT
From:         Joseph Malloy <jmalloy@ITSMAIL1.HAMILTON.EDU>
Subject:      Re: about windows graphics accelerator
              "WHK@UNCVX1.BITNET" at Sep 27, 92 8:25 am

> 1) My current video card is Tseng ET4000 card. What kind accelerator card
>    will compatible with this card?

You'll replace the card entirely (although some cards can be made to
work as a second monitor for debugging output, if that's needed).  I
just replaced my ET4000-based Speedstar board with an ATI Graphics
Ultra; it's a one-for-one replacement.
>
> 2) About installtion, Is this card just plug into any expansion I/O slot?
>    or instead of video card, plug into former video card's slot?
>
A replacement video card should work in just about any slot you've got.

> 3) Lowest street price?

If you have a Gateway 2000 computer, you can get the ATI card mentioned
above in a Gateway OEM configuration (the main difference with the
regular card is that the Gateway's lacks the mouse port) for $239 plus
some shipping.  I think you'll see prices on this card fall since ATI
has recently released the Graphics Ultra Pro (does someone know if this
is a local bus card only board?).  So, if you don't mind being on the
trailing edge of hi-tech (which is all I can afford to do!), you'll do
well.

Good luck!


Joe
jmalloy@hamilton.edu
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Date:         Mon, 5 Oct 1992 12:10:12 -0500
From:         "PAUL C. FOSTER" <FOSTERPL@UCBEH.BITNET>
Subject:      Sound Blaster and Win 3.1

I have a Sound Blaster (not SB Pro)card installed in my computer
and Win 3.1 also. I also have the appropriate driver intstalled (I think...)
I am able to get some of the events to work in windows (startup, shutdown and
bell only). For some reason the others wont work like the warning, and !
The driver I have installed is version 1.5 that came with windows.
(Although the software that came with the card says it is version 2.0)
Evidently the card was manufactured before Win 3.1 was out so Creative Labs
didnt have a win 3.1 driver to ship with it. Do I need to get a different
driver to get the other sounds to play or do I have it configured wrong??
Also is there any way to add events to the list already available (such as when
a window is opened like on a Mac)

thanks
paul
From: WIGHTMAN@OSHKOSHW.BITNET (BRIAN THOMAS WIGHTMAN)
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Subject: FLAME - TTFonts Sales Pitch
Date: 6 Oct 92 15:01:00 GMT
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-------------------Included message------------------------
In article <1992Oct5.192711.9448@ncsu.edu>, achobbs@eos.ncsu.edu (ASHTON
CALDWELL HOBBS) writes:
>
> Almost 300 Truetype Fonts for Win3.1.  This set is only $15.00 (Free
Shipping)
> and comes on 3 1/2HD disks.  Also included is Squish, a shareware disk
doubler.
> Send Check or MO to
> Ashton Hobbs
> PO Box 22436
> 804A Metcalf
> NC State
> Raleigh, NC 27607
> Help put a Computer Science Major through college while
> getting plenty of Fonts at reasonable prices.
> Thanks,
> Ashton C. Hobbs
>

        OUCH! Did we ever establish before whether this was legal or not?
Eric.........
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If nothing else, it is annoying, but I was also under the understanding
that advertising was not an appropriate use of the bandwidth.  If you
want advertising, pay for it.  (I have no objection to making the
package shareware, and charging $15 for registration.  This is, IMHO,
a great method for purchasing software.)  I get enough 'junk mail'
(advertisements, etc) through s-mail, I would prefer not to get it over
the net.
------- Burner turned off -----

Sorry about the flame.  As I said above, I have no problem with shareware.
I think that you might even get more response if you would upload it onto
an ftp site.  Honest shareware users would support you, and those that don't
should be shot.

Had to let off some steam.

Brian

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Date:         Wed, 30 Sep 1992 10:18:48 PDT
From:         "Vance M. Gloster" <gloster@INFERENCE.COM>
Subject:      Looking for Windows Cursor Program
              30 Sep 1992 15:02:29 +0200
              <9209301255.AA24640@fourier.inference.com>

  Concerning program to change color of Windows cursor:

  As far as I know, the cursors in Windows have to be black and white.
  So it is not possible to create cursors with fancy colors. Sorry!

Cursors can be created with four different colors.  These are black,
white, transparent, and reverse.  Reverse gives the opposite color to
transparent, and it can be quite colorful, but somewhat unpredictable
because it depends on what it is over.

-Vance Gloster
 gloster@inference.com
From: moore@EMAIL.NCSC.NAVY.MIL (Moore)
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Subject: Re: LM2.1 & WinQVT 2.X on WD8003 card????
Date: 30 Sep 92 15:49:50 GMT
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> On our current system we are trying run together
> 	LAN Manager 2.1
> 	WinQVT 2.7
> 	over Western Digital (WD8003) ethernet cards.
>
> Does anyone have the above configuration working.

I had close to that running at one time: I was using 3Com 3+Open on a 3c503
card. Note that if you're trying to use an NDIS driver and packet driver at
the same time you need the shim DIS_PKT.DOS (there was a discussion about
this a few months ago).

Let me know if you need details. HTH.

--
Jim (moore@email.ncsc.navy.mil)

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Date:         Wed, 30 Sep 1992 15:37:16 -0500
From:         "Sande Nissen, CompuCtr (SoftServ)" <SNISSEN%ADMIN1@CARLETON.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Looking for Windows Cursor Program

    PC Magazine published a utility called WinPtr in the March 17,
    1992 issue that has worked great on my laptop computer.  It offers
    eight different black-and-white cursors, and other control
    options. You should find it in any archives that contain the
    complete PC Magazine collection, frequently in a directory called
    PCMAG.   Look for WINPTR.ZIP or V11N05.ZIP (volume 11 issue #5).
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Date:         Fri, 25 Sep 1992 21:22:00 MDT
From:         "Bryan K. Ward" <BRYAN@SRC.SBS.UTAH.EDU>
Subject: Re: (WinNT) Byte Magazine

I read an article a couple of weeks back, I believe it was in Open Systems
Today that said that Microsoft planned to release a scaled down version of NT
called Windows 4.0 about six months after the release of NT.

Bryan K. Ward                               Phone: (801) 581-6491
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From: swesterback@tnclus.tele.nokia.fi
Subject: Re:      Re: games on windows
Organization: Nokia Telecommunications.
Date: Fri, 2 Oct 1992 13:46:43 GMT

In article <WIN3-L%92093016545207@UICVM.BITNET>,         "NATHAN BRINDLE" <NBRINDLE@INDYCMS.BITNET> writes:
> It seems to have depended on what version you got and when.  We got a
> bundle from IBM that had Windows 3.0 pre-installed with the Windows
> Entertainment Package.  I upgraded my own 3.0 (which only had solitaire
> and reversi) to 3.1 and actually LOST reversi and gained minesweeper.  And
> my upgrade came direct from MS!  Go figure.

I just wanted to note that you can find a new version on some FTP sites.
It's done for Win31 and can optionally turn the buttons around smootly!
At least it can be found at garbo.uwasa.fi!

Sten

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Date:         Thu, 1 Oct 1992 11:29:52 -0400
From:         JDBER@CONNCOLL.BITNET
Subject: Re: DRDOS 6, SuperStor and Windows

>I have never encountered a problem using SmartDrive with a SuperStored disk.
>What kind of problems have arisen?
>>       -DO NOT EVER TRY to use SmartDrive with a SuperStor drive. Use
>>        SuperPCKwik instead. If your SuperStor drive gets corrupted
>>        ("read only"), all you can do is back up, delete the file and
>>        re-install the SuperStor partition.

>- DO NOT EVER TRY to use SmartDrive with Stacker drive (with qemm 5.11 and
>  DOS's 5 MIRROR) some interference of these gave me a lot of bad tracks
>  on the Stacker Drive including windows files bounced. Windows told me
>  error reading drive B: - B: was never accesed.


Come to think of it, while doing a chkdsk on my sstored disk, I encounter
approx 20MB of bad disk, which I know is annacurate (before I compressed the
disk, there were no bad portions). Is this because of sstor and SmartDrive?
Can it be fixed without backup-format-restore?


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Date:         Thu, 1 Oct 1992 08:09:59 EST
From:         Leandre_Racicot@CMR001.BITNET
Subject:      CICA directory tree

Hi,
   I have to mail scripts to BITFTP in order to access CICA.
I have to know the exact directory path for each file.
Is there a command I could use in my script that would either
find automatically the file I want or give me the directory
structure ? I know the DIR command, but it gives me only the
contents of the current directory...

Any help greatly appreciated!

Benoit Racicot
BPROF02@CMR001.BITNET
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Date:         Wed, 30 Sep 1992 00:52:47 PDT
From:         "Vance M. Gloster" <gloster@INFERENCE.COM>
Subject:      Memory accessing problem
              29 Sep 1992 18:04:27 -0600
              <9209292310.AB23247@fourier.inference.com>

	  I am not able to access a dual port area in the range
  E000:0 and E000:FFFF on the IBM PC AT compatible  under WINDOWS.

I looked this up on the new Microsoft Developer Network CD-ROM, and it
seems to have found an answer.  The following is the article which I
copied from the CD-ROM browser.  It seems to show you how to do it two
ways from C, as well as complete instructions from assembly language
(which the short blurb in the Guide To Programming did not even
provide).  This thing is great!

Good luck!

-Vance Gloster
 gloster@inference.com

INF: Accessing Physical Memory Using Kernel Exported Selectors
ID Number:  Q64151

3.00
WINDOWS

Summary:

In Windows version 3.0, the Kernel exports a number of selectors that
Windows programs can use to access commonly used hardware memory. The
exported selectors include the following:

   __0000h, __0040h, __A000h, __B000h, __B800h, __C000h,
   __D000h, __E000h, __F000h

The four letters after the leading "__" represent the real mode
address that the selector is for. Each of the selectors has a 64K
limit.

In order to use one of these selectors, implement one of the following
methods:

Method 1
--------

If the code is being written in assembler, declare the selector
variable as follows:

   extrn MySelector:ABS
   (or "externA MySelector" using C-macros)

Then import the selector in the definition file, as follows:

   IMPORTS MySelector = KERNEL.__B000h

In the same program, if the C routines need to use the selector value,
another global selector may be declared across the assembly code and
the C code. Then, assign "MySelector" to the variable in the assembly
code.

Method 2
--------

Declare an extern variable in the C routine and then use the address
of the extern variable as the selector. For example:

   extern WORD _MyB000h ;
   #define MySelector (&_MyB000h)

Now the variable MySelector can be used to access segment B000h.

Remember to import it using the correct name (one more underscore).
For example:

   IMPORTS
        __MyB000h = KERNEL.__B000h

Method 3
--------

GetProcAddress can also be called with the Kernel's module handle and
the name of the selector. The lower word of the return value is the
selector value.

More Information:

There are no protections on these selectors. Any other Windows program
can access them at the same time. It is strongly recommended to use
these selectors only in a Windows dynamic-link library (DLL). By
accessing the hardware memory only through a DLL, the Windows
application is given the maximum hardware independence. This method
also minimizes possibilities of conflicts caused by different Windows
applications trying to access the same memory at the same time.

Additional reference words: 3.0 3.00

#:x35a
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Date:         Mon, 5 Oct 1992 17:33:18 CST
From:         Gaynor Kybett <KYBETT@MAX.CC.UREGINA.CA>
Subject:      Re: Windows and LAN Manager
              2 Oct 1992 09:11:53 BST from <J_SLEE@UK.AC.OPEN.ACS.VAX>

>	At the Open University we have upgraded about 1,000 PCs from DOS 3.3 ,
>Windows 3.0 to DOS 5.0 and Windows 3.1 plus a new version of the networking
>software.  The upgrade takes 12 minutes the lot IF you leave things where we
>have asked people to leave them.  It takes over half a day to sort out the
>people who know better and move things.
>
>	So if you want to make your tech support team happy put it where they
>can automatically upgrade it.
>
>Jamie Slee (PC Tech Support Manager -  Open University u.k.)

Does this mean that performance improvements in everyday use have a
lower priority than convenience for upgrading?  This is a general
question, I do not use Windows on a network.

Gaynor Kybett                                   kybett@max.cc.uregina.ca
University of Regina, REGINA, Saskatchewan, Canada
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From:         CASSIDYB@WABASH.BITNET
Subject:      Fonts and ATM

Hi, this is my first post to this list, having just joined.

My question regards using ATM, Win31, and Word20a.  I print to a Dataproducts
Laserprinter on a network at my school lab from the dos prompt, copying printer
files to lpt2: .

Of the fonts that I use, most seem to transfer correctly.  I only have problems
with one or two fonts.  I was wondering what could be the source of my
troubles.  It might be either a corrupted printer font metrics file OR
something screwy with my setup.  Any ideas???

Anyone know of a good font editor/converter for Windows?

ALSO - does anyone know where to find a type 1 font that emulates the character
set used on Star Trek??  I've seen it before, I just can't seem to locate it on
any BBS's.

THANKS!!!
Brendon Cassidy
WABASH College
Crawfordsville, IN
cassidyb@WABASH.Bitnet
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Date:         Tue, 29 Sep 1992 10:34:30 EDT
From:         "Arron S. King" <aking@HEIDELBERG.EDU>
Subject: Re: dr-dos6 - sstor - windows 3.1

I have ms-dos 5, windows 3.1 and sstor.   When I used sstor, windows
wouldn`t recognize the compressed drive either.  I believe it has to do
with the fact that sstor works between dos, and the hardware.  I don't have
the knowledge to be more specific than this.. Sorry...

Arron King
Heidelberg College
aking@heidelberg.edu
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