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From: MCHOLL@TSRV1.TS.WM.EDU (Michael Hollinger)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.wpcorp-l
Subject: Re: looking for Baskerville font for Macintosh (WP2.0)
Date: 13 Oct 92 16:06:15 GMT
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> I am looking for a scalable Baskerville font for the Macintosh...
>
> Please post to the newsgroup or list if you know of an ftp site or perhaps
> even a commercial vendor who carries Baskerville...

I would love to find Baskerville (soft font) for the IBM myself. It's
a beautiful face, and the standard here at the College.
Do tell...
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Subject:      DPerf 2 & electronic text

WP told us DrawPerf 2 (to be called Presentation Manager) will be $150
if upgrading from "Brand X" (any other graphics pkg) or $100 from DPerf.
It is really slick. Comes with about 80 sound backgrounds (you choose
one and it is   automatically repeated during your presentation), dozens
of fancy    wipes from one slide to another (like they do on CNN), fancy
shading of the background, etc. You will definitely want to do your
presentations with a good color flat-panel projector, instead of
printing transparencies.
Regarding hypertext: yes, WP should be working on that. Then you say
"electronic document retrieval". That's hypertext? You might be
interested in Office 4. Since WP6.0 was written in C++, it's easy for
Office to use WP print to process printing on another PC, and can use WP
graphics to view incoming tif files. I can ask to know when you open the
file I sent to you. On Macs, you can attach sound to a message, and it
can be preserved and retransmitted (tho not played) on VAX. Can say
"Send to A; when they mark it complete, automatically forward it to B,"
etc. If you have read/write privileges, you can make entries in others'
appointment book. Can print in the form of a popular daily schedule
hitherto available only on paper. Can spellcheck your mail message. Can
send a message that can't be forwarded. Can read names from Banyan. Can
migrate some networks, then others. Tested with a million-message
volume. Can check router load remotely. Can print a phone book from your
email list.
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Gregory Deatz asked if Ruth Hanson's PLEASE SUBSCRIBE message means he
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It just means that Ruth herself wants to subscribe to this list (i.e.
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doesn't realize that subscription and unsubscription are normally
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From:         Russell Perrin <U7584RT@DOEMA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: DrawPerfect vs. CorelDraw

From: Russell Perrin
Regarding getting Freelance output into WP: Note that I was talking about
Freelance for Windows and recommended WP for Windows in that situation. For
this setup, you should be able to just cut and paste, using truetype fonts
that should come over perfectly. I did not recommend Freelance Dos and WP Dos.
However, I have used that combination with ideal print quality. Use EPS files,
and nothing is lost. (Of course this only works if you are printing to a
PostScript printer.) Since I have a Postscript printer, I don't worry much
about any of the other formats.
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From: rwilliam@bach.helios.nd.edu (richard williams)
Subject: Re: CapsLock gone awry
Organization: OUC, University of Notre Dame
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 17:28:34 GMT

In article <37338.dolan@acuvax.acu.edu> "(Tom Dolan)" <dolan@ACUVAX.ACU.EDU> writes:
>When working in WordPerfect 5.1 for Dos the CapsLock key will suddenly work
>opposite of that expected - the light goes off but uppercase letters are
>typed AND the keyboard stays in shifted mode - this means F7 gives the
>print menu instead of of exit.  If I hold the shift key and hit CapsLock
>the light will come on, the keyboard still types uppercase and F7 gives
>exit again.
>
>What am I typing to get the CapsLock light to be off with the keyboard
>remaining in shifted mode?   Is this a problem in WordPerfect?  has anyone
>else seen this problem?   This is happening to about 10 persons in our
>office.

Get INT9FIX3.ZIP from the keyboard subdir of Simtel20.  It may fix your 
problem (which is very common not only with WP but many other programs.)
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From: ECON1286@MIZZOU1.BITNET (John Bigelow)
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Subject: How/where to get WP FAQ file(s)?
Date: 7 Oct 92 16:43:57 GMT
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I am forwarding this message to the list(s) because I don't actually
know the answer.  In a reply I quoted another member of the list who
referred to the FAQ files.  This, apparently, led Vladimir to believe that
I knew where to get them.

So, for my benefit, as well as Vladimir's:  Where's the FAQ?

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Hi, John,
Could you kindly inform me where/how may I get WP FAQ file(s) -
you have mentioned WP FAQs in your posting on page numbering.

Thank you.

Vladimir
klonowsk@ac.dal.ca
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Date:         Fri, 16 Oct 1992 08:23:16 CDT
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From:         Chris Barnes <CBARNES@TAMVM1.BITNET>
Subject: Re: WordPerfect Communications program?

On Fri, 16 Oct 1992 08:25:37 EDT Amy L. Ward said:
>At work I recently inherited a 115 record Paradox database, mainly a list of pe
>ople and demographic info.  The problem is that the data entry person entered t
>he records in mixed case (e.g., Smith instead of SMITH) so we have been having
>trouble sorting them.
>
>I thought that perhaps if I exported the database from Paradox to WP51, highlig


Wouldn't it be *much* easier to write a paradox script to uppercase
the offending fields?  It's been a while since I looked at Paradox,
but I'm pretty sure that it has an uppercase() function.

Try posting this to paradox@brugfpb and ask there (another listserv
list).

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Date: Monday, 12 Oct 1992 15:15:07 MEZ
From: Bernd Strebel <UMM205@DBNMEB1.BITNET>
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.wpcorp-l
Subject: MultiFont source wanted



Recently I saw at a friend of mine a programm called multifont. This program pr
oduces for lot's of printers and word-programs like wp51 scalable download
fonts using hard wirde fonts in the program i.e. you DON'T have to edit yoor ow
n font set. This program, developped by MicroLogic appeared to be a PD program,
 - with the possibility to obtain 14 more fonts after registrating it - however
 there was no adress or source given where to get the program. As my friend him
self didn't know where he got the program from I would appreciate, if somebody
from the list could help me in giving an address of MicroLogic or send me a lis
t of distributors.
Thanx,
Bernd
without
 having
From: MCHOLL@TSRV1.TS.WM.EDU (Michael Hollinger)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.wpcorp-l
Subject: Re: Testing WP Competency
Date: 14 Oct 92 19:14:13 GMT
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> Date:       Wed, 14 Oct 1992 13:07:07 EST
> >
> > 24.  Enter Jan, Feb, and Mar in the top row of the table and set
> >      the column widths so that there are two spaces after each
> >      month.
>
> Spaces?   Really?   Why?
>

Actually that's a great one- it tests to see if you can alter the
width of a column in a table


> I'd probably ask them to GO TO page 4, find something, then enter the page
 break
>  after it

Aah yes!!!

> >
> > 32.  Using Line Draw, draw a 4 x 4 table using the single line.
>
>
> I don't recommend using line draw for anything these days, use graphic lines
 or
>  in this case make a
> table.
>


Amen!

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Date: Monday, 12 Oct 1992 15:04:56 MEZ
From: Bernd Strebel <UMM205@DBNMEB1.BITNET>
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.wpcorp-l
Subject: Supplementary medical lexicon wanted


Hello to everybody,
some years ago I saw an add for a (German) supplementary lexicon with medical t
erms for wp50. Does anybody have a source for this - or does anybody have a lar
ge private sup. lexicon with medical terms?
Maybe it's a good idea to compile multiple private lexicas for different
proffession (not only medecine) and to se nd them via the list. If somebody
would send me a good sup. lexicon for medecine, I would join it with mine and
send it to everybody intersted.

Bernd
From: F_MURRAYME@CCSVAX.SFASU.EDU ((Dr. Mary Ellen Murray))
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Subject: RE: Testing WP Competency
Date: 15 Oct 92 15:22:16 GMT
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Thank you for sharing your competency test with us!
From: ECON1286@MIZZOU1.MISSOURI.EDU (John Bigelow)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.wpcorp-l
Subject: Re: hyphens
Date: 14 Oct 92 19:20:50 GMT
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              13 Oct 1992 00:15:30 GMT from <hiscrp@NUSCC.NUS.SG>

On Tue, 13 Oct 1992 00:15:30 GMT C R Pennell said:
>	I recently scanned a document onto a MAC. The document was a
>printed page - high quality printing mind you: so carefully typeset
>with hyphens frequently (i.e. at ends of lines). Once the document had
>been scanned it was then transformed to DOS format and imported into WP
>5.1
>	When the document was on the screen it appeared that the hyphens
>at the end of the line had been replaced by a dash followed by a space -
>and they were no longer at the end of the lines, obviously. SO I had to
>eliminate them. I tried using the "search-and-destroy" set up usinf ALT
>f2 - but the search did not find the dash. ALthough, when I checked the
>dash was the hex symbol 2D, it is not recognised by WP. This means it
>has to be eliminated manually, which is a pain.
>
>In the end I used  SOFTWARE BRIDGE to convert the dcument by filtering
>the dash and replacing it with > sign and then searching for THAT in
>WP5.1. But there must be an easier way. ANy ideas?
>
>Richard Pennell, History, NUS
If you just hit the hyphen key when you asked WP to search it will
search for a hard hyphen (appears as [-] in reveal codes).  Your scanner
might have coded the hyphens as soft hyphens (appears as - in reveal
codes).

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From: Garfield@EAGLE.MIT.EDU ((Gail Garfield Neuman))
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Subject: Testing WP Competency, con't
Date: 14 Oct 92 22:10:31 GMT
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Kevin-

I am in agreement with you, about neatness, etc.  However, it's a strange way to
 discuss it.  Maybe it
should take the form of where do you place your codes, and why do you sometimes
 get some strange
results?  Examples:  Page size/type codes found half way down the first page.
 Where is your cursor
when you go to change your tab settings?  Why is some text you added coming out
 bold?

In essense, test the use of Reveal Codes, and the knowledge of code placement.

-Gail
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From: JGS2@NERVM.NERDC.UFL.EDU (Jack Schudel)
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Subject: WP 5.0 and HP Deskjet 500
Date: 15 Oct 92 15:16:22 GMT
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I am trying to get WP 5.0 to print on an HP Deskjet 500.

The printer works from DOS.
The printer works from WP 5.1.

From WP 5.0, I get nothing.  No data is sent to the printer, and WP
says that there are no print jobs in queue.
(If I use the "STANDARD PRINTER" driver, it prints.)

Printer driver is from WPRINT33.ALL (9/27/91) from WP BBS.
WP.EXE is dated 4/29/89.
Printer is on LPT1:

Any ideas?

Thanks.
From: MONAT@ACADVM1.UOTTAWA.CA (Paul Massue-Monat)
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Subject: Re: WordPerfect Communications program?
Date: 16 Oct 92 22:25:41 GMT
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On Fri, 16 Oct 1992 08:25:37 EDT Amy L. Ward said:
>At work I recently inherited a 115 record Paradox database, mainly a list of pe
>ople and demographic info.  The problem is that the data entry person entered t
>he records in mixed case (e.g., Smith instead of SMITH) so we have been having
>trouble sorting them.
>
>Amy L. Ward

Please do not convert to Uppercase! One, it has been statistically proven
that people read (work?) better when text is in mixed case the way it is
in "normal" life. Two, Paradox and any other decent software will sort
things in the international way if you ask for it (software should do
it as a default but Americans are the way they are.......)

Use the Custom-ize option of Paradox to change the way sort is done
so that it will sort A with a, B with b, etc.... Use the Custom
option somewhere in Paradox. It can also be called from the dos prompt.

You may have to re-sort some of your tables. If necessary
delete the .idx files (outside of Paradox!) and then call back Paradox
and everything will be fine.

Have fun!

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From: uenjc@Msu.oscs.montana.edu
Subject: Re: archived files
Reply-To: uenjc@Msu.oscs.montana.edu
Organization: Montana State University
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 03:40:09 GMT

In article <WPCORP-L%92100709492785@UBVM.CC.BUFFALO.EDU>, kbanovic <KBANOVIC@CFRVM.BITNET> writes:
>I downloaded some archived files through ftp from wparchive.wustl.edu. All
>these files have .zip extensions. When I try to unzip them or zipfix, I get
>the message that these are not zipped files. I also tried to convert them
>through WP Convert, which doesn't work either.
>
>I must be doing something wrong. I appreciate any input.
>
>Karen K. Banovic
>Microcomputing Support
>University of South Florida

Did you issue the "i" command for "image" before the "get" command?  This is
necessary to FTP binary files.  Otherwise the files get corrupted.

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From: U49923@uicvm.uic.edu (David Child)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.wpcorp-l
Subject: Re: Testing WP Competency
Date: 14 Oct 92 22:29:46 GMT
Organization: University of Illinois at Chicago

Regarding the deletion of three consecutive words, I didn't know until
I read someone else's response that Ctrl-Del deleted words!  I'd always
used Ctrl-Backspace to accomplish the same thing.  We are to do the
deletions without blocking and the options on Ctrl-F4 are sentence,
paragraph, and page, so I'm mystified--unless the intent of the question
was to show how to delete whole words (Ctrl-Backspace or Ctrl-Delete)
without using the Backspace or Delete keys by themselves--and eagerly
awaiting another new trick for working in WP.  (Barring, of course, the
possibility of replacing the words with nothing via Search and Replace.)

I came across a different problem last Saturday at a WP Users Group.  One
person wants to translate his 300 page, fully formatted book files from
English into Spanish.  He knows of one translation software that works on
ASCII files.  Does anyone know of software that will let him work within
the WP files and retain his codes?  (The publisher wants the completed
document by January.  And, yes, he does have an employee who is fluent in
WP and Spanish, but he wants to save all the keystrokes he can.)  Thanks
for any information, phone numbers, etc. you can pass along.
From: GRADSCHL@SNYBKSAC.BITNET (Ed Throckmorton)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.wpcorp-l
Subject: Re: WordPerfect Communications program?
Date: 16 Oct 92 16:29:42 GMT
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On Fri, 16 Oct 1992 08:25:37 EDT Amy L. Ward said:
>At work I recently inherited a 115 record Paradox database, mainly a list of pe
 ople and demographic info.  The problem is that the data entry person entered t
>he records in mixed case (e.g., Smith instead of SMITH) so we have been having
>trouble sorting them.
>
>I thought that perhaps if I exported the database from Paradox to WP51, highlig
>hted the offending records, then used Shift-F3 to make everything uppercase, my
> probelm would be easily solved.  I tried this, saved the doc as DOS text, and
>everything was still uppercase.  I checked the document, but there weren't any
>codes either before or after indicating use of switch case.  The import to Para
>dox was successful, but Paradox returned the text to normal mixed case.  What a
>m I doing wrong?
>
>Amy L. Ward

Paradox will, of course, sort mixed cases or by anything in any order you want.
What it seems to me you have here is a database that may be keyed to a field
other than the one you are sorting it by and it is refusing.  I could see PDOX
having a problem (maybe) with sMith, joNes, etc., but not with Smith, Jones.
From: MCHOLL@TSRV1.TS.WM.EDU (Michael Hollinger)
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Subject: Re: Large files
Date: 17 Oct 92 01:07:27 GMT
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>    How well does WordPerfect handle large files?  I understand there is some
> kind of automatic swapping of data to disk to allow editing of files larger
> than the available RAM.
>    The reason I ask is that I'm planning on writing my Master's thesis on
> WP5.1, and my computer only has 640k of RAM, although it does have lots of
> room on its hard drive.  Is this going to cause me any problems? I will be
> using the Master Document feature, with a lot of "Generated" items (table of
> contents/figures/tables, footnotes, endnotes, reference list, etc.), and
> equations.

Depends entirely on whats causing the memory stuff. I did a songbook
using every code in the book (actually I used every feature Word
Perfect has except sorting/merging & tables...) It didn't like that
after about 80 pages. Vanilla text, on the other hand (by which I
mean less than six styles a page, fewer than three languages and
under four graphics per page) and you should be fine....




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 /   '-MCHOLL@TSRV1.TS.WM.EDU  \_/\  \/
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From:         "(Dr. Mary Ellen Murray)" <F_MURRAYME@CCSVAX.SFASU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Truncated WP version?

Two years ago, I had the challenge of installing WP5.1 on two floppies.
I couldn't fit all the necessary files onto the floppies, so we had to
do without the macro files, speller files, and thesaurus files.