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From: s19184@seb.se (Michael Evans)
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Subject: Re: Automatic font metrics
Date: 16 Nov 92 08:12:21 GMT
Organization: S-E-Banken, Sweden
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In article <1992Nov13.200608.1649@ccu1.aukuni.ac.nz>,
    edwin@ccu1.aukuni.ac.nz (Edwin Ng) writes:
> The only problem is that in order to use the hundreds of
> free Type 1 fonts on WP properly, you have to enter the 
> font metrics manually with the PTR program.  If anyone
> knows how to do this automatically, I would really
> appreciate hearing from you.

According to WP's PTR manual, it is possible to to add font metrics 
automatically using something called AutoFont, via a file GLUE.TXT.

The Programmers Developers Kit adds that AutoFont is a public Hewlett- 
Packard spec, which is used by among other MS Windows and some Lotus 
programs.

I have written to the HP US (snail) address given in the WP PDK, but 
have not received any reply. No fax or email addresses were supplied.

Can anyone please point me either to the AutoFont file format specs 
themselves or a source of same. It would appear that others are also 
interested.

Thanks
/Mike

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From:         "Dr. Mary Ellen Murray" <F_MURRAYME@CCSVAX.SFASU.EDU>
Subject: Re: WP Conference Schedule

When are the WP conferences usually held?
From: REITSMAC@DENISON.BITNET (Charlie Reitsma)
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Subject: Re: Getting Setup information automatically - How?
Date: 17 Nov 92 18:18:19 GMT
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On Mon, 16 Nov 92 12:06:35, <wpcorp-l@ubvm.bitnet> wrote:

>   I have a large set of macros that I have developed for generating standard
>documents but I am having trouble automating the installation process.  What
>I want to do is to create a macro that will install the other macros such
>that I can run wp5.1 as "wp /m-install.wpm".  What I need to do is
>determine the location of the wp macros directory, (typically
>specified in the setup menu (Shift F1,6,2)). Since not all of the PCs here
>are set up the same way, it would be useful to get the macros directory name
>from setup (if possible) so that I could copy the macros from the floppy
>to the specified macros directory.
>   Is this possible?  Does anyone else have any suggestions as to how I
>could install the macros?  Any help would be greatly appreciated, otherwise
>I will probably end up installing them on every PC here.

I thought this might work...but it returns garbage.

{DISPLAY OFF}
{Setup}62
{ASSIGN}dir~~
{FOR}x~1~20~1~
   {ASSIGN}ch~{SYSTEM}Right~~
   {ASSIGN}dir~{VARIABLE}dir~+{VARIABLE}ch~~
   {Right}
{END FOR}
{Exit}
{VARIABLE}ch~{Enter}
{VARIABLE}dir~

The only alternative I see is writing a program to read the WP{WP}.SET file
before getting in to WordPerfect and your installation macro.  This would
be a problem in a network environment where the .SET files are named
WPxxx}.SET where xxx is up to three characters.  Maybe someone else has an
idea.
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From:         Charlie Reitsma <REITSMAC@DENISON.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: Getting Setup information automatically - {SYSTEM}field~?

>I have a very early version of 5.1, but I am under the impression
>that later versions have a new variant of the {system} command that
>will read in the value of the menu entry in the current menu.
>If this is the case, then a macro could simply go into the setup
>menu where file directories are set, and then "read" the macro
>directory by using the {system} command with the appropriate
>system variable.  I seem to remember hearing that the system
>variable to use is "field".  If this is right the macro could
>position itself on the macro filedirectory menu choice, and assign
>the {system}field~ value to a variable.
>
>Will someone please tell me if this is indeed a feature of later
>versions of 5.1, since I'd like to get a new copy if it is.

{SYSTEM}field~ is not doucmented in the manual nor does it do anything in
the 3/9/92 version of WP5.1
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From:         David Nordell <DAVID@ILNCRD.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: Hebrew in Mac WP

There is an entire Hebrew System 7 available by FTP from ftp.apple.com.
I don't remember in which directory.
David Nordell
david@ilncrd.bitnet
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From:         Charlie Reitsma <REITSMAC@DENISON.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Request: Pgm to WP -> ASCII

>Am looking for a simple PD program that will read in a WP file and write
>out an ASCII file, just like TEXT OUT does.  Would like it to be able to
>be called from a batch file and/or accept wildcard file parms.  Looked
>in simtel, etc. archives but didn't uncover any candidates.  Any ideas?

Jeff, the simplest is to write a macro to do this and exit WP then you can
use a batch line like

WP %1/m-textout

Things to watch out for are 1) leave Location of files, Documents blank in
Setup.  To avoid the overhead of reloading WordPerfect for each file you
could have your macro work on a list of filenames - retrieving and text
outing each one.

What am I saying...use the CONVERT program that came with WP!  It does it
all.  Chagrin.
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From:         Paul Massue-Monat <MONAT@ACADVM1.UOTTAWA.CA>
Subject:      Re: TeX to WP
              19 Nov 1992 00:00:51 GMT from <kkb55224@UXA.CSO.UIUC.EDU>

On Thu, 19 Nov 1992 00:00:51 GMT Kristin Kelly Buxton said:
>I have some files that were produced in LaTeX and am not sure how to
>convert them into WP format (including equations, etc.)  If anyone
>would have any information that might help me please email. Thanks
>Kristin
>kkb55224@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu
>kkb55224@sumter.cso.uiuc.edu (NeXT mail accepted)

If you ever find the answer, please tell everybody! I've never heard
of a solution but like to know of one.

    Paul        Faculty of Administration    Phone: 613-564-6895/6500
Massue-Monat    University of Ottawa           Fax: 613-564-6518
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From:         Charlie Reitsma <REITSMAC@DENISON.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Rotating EPS files (from gnuplot)?

>I've got a bunch of EPS files that I want to include in a WP 5.1
>document.  This usually is not problem, but these have to be rotated 90
>degrees, and apparently WP doesn't understand how to rotate an EPS file
>without clipping it.  It seems that the BoundingBox remains the same but
>the figure gets rotated.

After you rotate doesn't shift bring the graphic back in view?
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 1992 12:32:18 CST
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From:         Charlie Reitsma <REITSMAC@DENISON.BITNET>
Subject:      Paradox/WP merge: variable number of fields

One of the things I like about Paradox is its linked multi-table forms.
What I dislike about it is the fact that I cannot use that
same form definition as a report.  Paradox requires the report be done from
the detail table rather than the master table. (Forms do one-to-many links
while reports do many-to-one links).

I wrote a script that exports Paradox records to a WordPerfect merge file.
I used that script in another that traverses the links of a multi-table
form and exports all the fields of the master and related detail records to
a single record in a WordPerfect merge file.

What I discovered is that WordPerfect will let me use a secondary merge
file which has a variable number of fields for each record.  Below is what
the secondary merge file looks like.  (You'd actually have to retype it
putting in the appropriate {Mrg} commands.)

Fields 1 through 11 are from my Master table.  Field 12 is the number of
Paradox records coming from my first detail table and Field 13 is the
number of Paradox records coming from my second detail table.  The first
detail table only contributes one field/Paradox record but the second
detail table contributes 4 fields for each Paradox record.

The line:
{FOR}count~1~{FIELD}13~*4~1~{ASSIGN}x~13+{FIELD}12~+{VARIABLE}count
~~{VARIABLE}count~: {FIELD}{VARIABLE}x~~[HRt]
{END FOR}

lists each field on a separate line.  {VARIABLE}x~ contains the field
number so {FIELD}{VARIABLE}x~~ lists the contents of the xth field.

I am pleased that WordPerfect has provided a general tool that can be used
in this way.  It might have been easy for them to enforce a rule that all
secondary merge files must have the same number of fields/record for every
record.  They didn't do that and I can put this feature to good use as a
report writer for my relational database.

Reference: {FIELD}1~
Payee:     {FIELD}2~
Address 1: {FIELD}3~
Address 2: {FIELD}4~
City:      {FIELD}5~
State:     {FIELD}6~
Zip:       {FIELD}7~
ID:        {FIELD}8~
Date:      {FIELD}9~
Checkstub: {FIELD}10~
Total:     {FIELD}11~
Number of descriptions: {FIELD}12~
Number of details:      {FIELD}13~
Descriptions:
{FOR}count~1~{FIELD}12~~1~{ASSIGN}x~13+{VARIABLE}count~~{VARIABLE}count
~:        {FIELD}{VARIABLE}x~~[HRt]
{END FOR}
Details:
{FOR}count~1~{FIELD}13~*4~1~{ASSIGN}x~13+{FIELD}12~+{VARIABLE}count
~~{VARIABLE}count~: {FIELD}{VARIABLE}x~~[HRt]
{END FOR}
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From:         "Dr. Mary Ellen Murray" <F_MURRAYME@CCSVAX.SFASU.EDU>
Subject:      RE: WP Purchases

Are these prices for bulk purchases only?  May an individual educator
purchase WP for home use at those prices?
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From:         Roelof Oldenhuis <OLDENHUIS@IB.AGRO.NL>
Subject:      Same macro's for different WP languages/versions

Hello,

On our institute, we use different versions of WP (an older US version on
our local LAN and newer standalone NL versions.

To make macro's applicable for both languages, you cannot use "y" or "j" for
yes and ja, respectively, when is prompting for an answer. Therefore WP has
made possible using the options "+" for yes and "-" for no (the last one
causes for the NL version no problem).

However, our older US version does not support this, but uses the "1" option
instead. So the same problem remains.

My question: Does somebody have a solution for these different versions?????
Hints: Is there a possibility to retrieve the WP version/language in a macro?
       Is there a smart (short) test when "1" or "+" must be used?

Thanks in advance,
Roelof Oldenhuis     Internet: oldenhuis@ib.agro.nl
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From:         "Rachel S. Moreland" <MORELAND@KSUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      screen extenders

The Dec 1992 issue of WordPerfect Magazine has an add for
ScreenExtender (tm) 2.0 for WordPerfect.  $99.95.  the 800 number
is  800-782-4792.  This is published by Stairway Software Inc.  700 Harris
Street,  Suite 204,  Charlottesville, VA  22901.
   I've purchased this but have not loaded it as yet.
Rachel Moreland  MORELAND@KSUVM
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From: keulen@possum.csu.murdoch.edu.au (Mike van Keulen)
Subject: Re: Clip art/Paint Program
Organization: Murdoch University
Date: 20 Nov 92 15:07:07 GMT

22642SC@MSU writes:

>I am looking for a good paint/draw program that comes with alot of clipart.
>I would like to use the graphics with Wordperfect for Windows.  Presently, I
>am looking at Corell Draw, and Draw Perfect.  If anyone has any suggestions as
>to which is better or if anyone has a better idea I'd appreciate it. (Right
>now I'm leaning tword Draw Perfect $85.00 vs Corell Draw $600)

What?!  DrawPerfect for $85???  In Oz I think it's on the order of A$700! 
There _is_ a new version of DrawPerfect due out in April(-ish) next year,
called WordPerfect Presentation Manager.

Mike

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From:         "Terry D. Mathias (618) 453-7419" <GE0515@SIUCVMB.BITNET>
Subject:      Add-On Font Managers

Atech Software's Powerpak is good, I've used it for a couple of years now.
Lots of scalable fonts to select, but I still mostly use the initial package
of three.  One concern: printing locks up the keyboard.  At first, I said
"that's OK, I need a break anyway."  Short items, no sweat ... longer ones,
boooorinnnng.

Atech now offers FastFonts, with more features, more fonts, easier to use.
But since I loaded it this summer, I had some problems with unintended
indention (both left and right), half-line advances, and few other annoying
outcomes.  Finally, I mailed it back with a letter saying "send me something
that works.  And if you have upgraded since this first one, send the upgrade."
Two days later I got a phone call -- the apology was OK, said the upgraded
version would be sent within a few days.  That was three weeks ago; a week
later, I called again . . . was told it was back-ordered, but mine would
be shipped soon.

Now, please don't misunderstand.  I like the product.  Evidently the new
FastFonts had some bugs.  I still want the new version.  And Atech is
said to be working on eliminating the keyboard lock-up while printing.
I hope that's true.
Terry Mathias
From: deatz@gandalf.rutgers.edu (Gregory H Deatz)
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Subject: ps files in graphics boxes
Date: 16 Nov 92 17:39:49 GMT
Organization: Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, N.J.


Someone recently posted an article regarding putting a tiff header in
a ps file so that one might be able to view the graphic in the box.
(Quality of output would most likely be diminished)

What do you mean tiff header??? Could you tell me how to do this????

Thanks
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Date: Friday, 20 Nov 1992 18:19:12 CST
From: David Child <U24421@uicvm.uic.edu>
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 <keulen.722272027@possum>

WordPerfect Presentations 2.0 has been shipping in the U.S. for about a week.
If you have DrawPerfect, the upgrade is $99.  If you work at or are a full-time
student at a college or university, you can get the package for $135 U.S.  Yes,
the list price from WP is $495, the same as all their other major products,
but the street price in the US for WordPerfect is approximately $230-$260.
How do those prices translate into OZ dollars?

Currently, Presentations is shipping with Sound Blaster (not Sound Blaster Pro)
as part of the product.  Although this is a DOS product, it comes with the look
and feel of a Windows product--button bar, pull down menu, etc.  The Windows
product is supposed to be shipping sometime in the first quarter of 1993.
(I wonder if the Presentations team is racing the WP6.0 team for earliest
release :) .)
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From:         EVERETT OGDEN <OGDENEB@SNYCENVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Request: Pgm to WP -> ASCII
              22 Nov 1992 21:58:36 PST from <ECL4JMS@MVS.OAC.UCLA.EDU>

Jeff Suttor asked for a PD program to make an ASCII file from a WP
document, similar to WP's TEXT OUT.  I don't expect there is much call
for such a program, since most people would just use the CONVERT program
that came with WP.  It meets the other criteria specified, but of course
it's not PD, so you can't distribute it (or even use it, if you don't
have a license for WP).

      Everett Ogden    ogdeneb@snycenvm.bitnet
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Subject:      Re: Same macro's for different WP languages/versions
To:           Roelof Oldenhuis <OLDENHUIS@IB.AGRO.NL>

I don't know if this answers your question; I have the Hebrew/English
version of WP51 (DOS), and there are some macros in which it has to test
for the current language (i.e. the value in Shift-F8, 4, Language).
It uses simple {IF} statements, with new system
variables added exactly for this purpose. I've created several simple macros
using this technique, such as pressing ctrl+A will print my name and address
in English when I'm typing English text, and the same ctrl+A combination will
print my name in Hebrew when typing Hebrew text.
Along the same lines you could have the macro prompt you in different languages
according to the value of the system variable which checks to see which
language you're using in an {IF} statement (I hope I got the terms right, but
anyway that's the idea). I would check the supplemental manual you have for
your non-English features, it should mention the added system variables in
your language if they exist.


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From: jig1@crux3.cit.cornell.edu (Julian Gorfajn)
Subject: WP Screen Extenders
Summary: WP Screen Extenders
Organization: Cornell Information Technologies
Date: 16 Nov 92 00:16:16 GMT

Does anyone know info on WP Screen extenders?  Companies that make them,
benefits, etc.  Thanks.

Email info to jsb7545@acfcluster.nyu.edu and jig1@cornell.edu

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From:         John Bigelow <ECON1286@MIZZOU1.BITNET>
Subject:      WP Purchases

Some of you expressed interest in WP site licensing arrangments here
at the University of Missouri.  I asked our Campus Computing people about
it, and their answer follows.  I hope this is helpful,
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----------------------------Original message----------------------------
John,

The purchase of WordPerfect products on this campus is, indeed, very confusing.
I will send you a copy of a document I put together some time ago explaining
the history and procedures of WP purchases.

The bottom line goes something like this:  WordPerfect discontinued their
site licenses two years ago January and replaced them with 8-for-1 academic
licensing.  We (Campus Computing) continue to buy in license packs and split
them out to separate licenses to make small purchases more affordable on
campus.  Alternatively, the last two years a WordPerfect product bid has been
let that anyone on all four campuses can purchase from.  When buying more than
5 or 6 licenses, this is the most cost effective.  Finally, departments can
buy from the Computer Spectrum, but will pay more per license than the previous
two areas.

Information on software licensing and costs is available on INFORMU.  (Type
INFORMU at the Ready prompt and follow the menus from there.  As, I said, I
will send you written information, (which includes a copy of the WordPerfect
product bid).  Please feel free to call or e-mail me if you have questions
about the most cost-effective method of licensing your department for
WordPerfect use.

Mary Hoard    (cchoard@mizzou1 or Mary Hoard in cc:Mail, or 882-5182)
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