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From:         "Nalley, Gary K." <nallegk@OKRA.MILLSAPS.EDU>
Subject:      RE: Lost Password (opening locked documents)

There is a product out by Software by Stiedman (sp?) which will accomplish
this.  There is also a PD version floating around and it's available on
CompuServe (that's where I last saw it).  I am assuming you are talking about
an MS-DOS based WP product or have a way to get your file to a DOS based
platform.

The Stiedman (sp?) products includes WPMD, a WP file repair product which has
never failed me and I highly recommend for ANY WP user who has access to the
DOS platform, and WPTOOLS, a collection of WP file utilities which are
invaluable for DOS Batch WP file manipulations.

When I get in my office tomorrow I will look up the correct spelling and send
out contact information for both the commercial and PD versions.


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From:	MX%"WPCORP-L%HEARN.bitnet@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU" 14-SEP-1992 19:41:56.09
To:	NALLEGK
CC:
Subj:	Lost Password (opening locked documents)

About two years ago I locked some documents in WP 5.0 (some may have been
locked in 5.1) which I now need to access.  But, the password I thought I
had used back then is not permitting me to access them.  A few months ago
(I think) there was discussion of this problem, and someone posted some
information about a program that would allow decryption of either the
password or the file.  If anyone remembers this, please email the info.
to me to the address below.  I'm desperate!  And I need the information,
too.  Thanks!

-Dennis Durby-				|  From the City of 4,157 points of
durby@aludra.usc.edu			|  light . . . .  A veritable
The University of Southern California	| "Burning Bush"  (poor Barbara)
		    "A signature?  I can't even type!"
From: dak@gandalf.rutgers.edu (Dorothy Klein)
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Subject: Strange character printing
Keywords: ^@, printer
Date: 10 Sep 92 17:18:09 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, N.J.

My mother's office is having a problem with their new WordPerfect 5.1,
and asked me to help, so I'm asking you...
	When any document is printed, a " ^@ " appears somewhere within
the first five or so lines of text, replacing the letter that's supposed 
to be there.  It doesn't show up when the document is on the screen.  If 
she goes into the file and does a bunch of deletes at the site of the glitch,
it eventually disappears from the re-printed document.
	The Word Perfect tech support line suggested there might be a 
bad sector on the hard drive, but DOS's CHKDSK didn't find any in the 
WP directory, and all the files are saved on floppies.
	Details:  THe date on the WP.EXE is 5/31/91.
	The characters replaced in the documents I saw were  "t", "o", 
"e" and "e" again.  The "^@" only occurs once, even in multipage documents.
	The printer is a Fujitsu DL-2600, marketed with an NCR faceplate. 
It was installed exactly -- meaning it was listed in the printer selection list
as that exact model.
	Any help you can provide would be appreciated.

	Dorothy Klein
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From:         Jolene Dixon <JDIXON@SOCWK.UTAH.EDU>
Subject: Re: WordPerfect Assessment Tests

   ------------------------- Original Article -------------------------
   >From: dashiell@NADC.NADC.NAVY.MIL (A. Kaniss)
   >Yes, just get a copy of the instructor's
   >certification exam from word perfect and use that as a
   >diagnostic.

   I just called WordPerfect Corp.   They say they don't sell or otherwise
   distribute copies of the instructor's certification exam unless
   you're actually testing to be an instructor.

   They also knew of no good assessment/diagnostic exams, though
   they thought one would be handy.

   Does anyone know how to get copies of the instructor's certification
   exam?  Old ones perhaps?

   Thanks
   Vickie Banks
   21602VB@MSU.EDU

I recently saw an ad in WordPerfect Magazine for "The Judd Test" (from
Mentrix Software Skills Testing). It poses tasks on screen with WP5.1
running. Anyone taking the test can use all WP functions, including help, to
do the tasks. It then scores for both accuracy and efficiency. I called on it
and was quoted an educational price of $247 ($495 retail). A free demo is
available, call 1-800-767-5833
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From:         Rodney Elin <HOBY@GWUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: WordPerfect Assessment Tests

On Thu, 10 Sep 1992 21:29:11 GMT <21602VB@MSU> said:
>------------------------- Original Article -------------------------
>>Yes, just get a copy of the instructor's
>>certification exam from word perfect and use that as a
>>diagnostic.
>
>Does anyone know how to get copies of the instructor's certification
>exam?  Old ones perhaps?

WordPerfect has two certicification 'levels' for individuals.  First is
the Certified Resource, in which one demonstrates a thourough knowledge
of WordPerfect and its features.  Second is the Certified Instructor,
in which one demonstrates an ability to teach others about WordPerfect
and its features.

To be a Certified Resource, one must pass a comprehensive assesment,
which is on paper and diskette, and Word Perfect gives each taker
four weeks to complete the test.

I took the test and included in the form I was required to sign was the
sentence "You will be disqualified from the Certified Resource program
if you show, loan, or give this test (or a copy of it) to ANYONE."

I imagine that all CR exams include that or similar wording, for
obvious reasons.

It would seem that a CR test is, therefore, inappropriate for use as an
individual assesment.

I had heard, however, that last June, WP Instructional Services revamped
their CR test.  If that is the case, they might be persuaded to release
old exams to the public.

Another source would be to contact one of the CR's or CI's listed in the
co-op advert in the WP Magazine and see what they would charge to create
an assesment exam to suit your needs.

Hope this helps...

--Rodney Elin
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From:         Dan Spitzer <SPITZER@CESCC.BRIDGEWATER.EDU>

In message of  9 Sep 92 08:57:26 GMT, mathias.koerber said:

>Is there a printer driver for WP, which generates G3 FAX
>format, and then spools in the job for a fax-modem to automatically
>send? I guess it would have to ask the user for the number or so.

There are several software packages for running fax boards which will
accept WordPerfect output.  WinFaxPro and its cousin DosFaxPro will
do it, as will BlastFax and, to some degree BitFax.



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From:         "A. Kaniss" <dashiell@NADC.NADC.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      Re: Bibliography programs.

You're in luck.  Word perfect has a compose characters
feature which will allow you to roll your own characters.  Look under foreign
on the help screen to get started.
<dashiell@nadc.navy.navy.mil>
I majored in programming not typing!
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From:         Scott McMillan <U837480@UHCCMVS.BITNET>
Subject: RE: Pro-cite purchase source

Pro-Cite is bibliographic software.  It is produced by Personal
Bibliographic Software, Inc. of Ann Arbor, MI  313 996 1580.

The Institute for Academic Technology in NC did a major write up
on several biblographic products earlier this year.  For more
information, you can hit them at IAT@UCN.BITNET.

Scott McMillan
University of Hawai'i at Manoa
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Subject: Re: Putting references into coluums
From: cctr132@csc.canterbury.ac.nz (Nick FitzGerald, CSC, Uni. of Canterbury, NZ)
Date: 14 Sep 92 11:34:08 +1200
Organization: University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand

In article <WPCORP-L%92091111483775@UBVM.CC.BUFFALO.EDU>, Ian Hovell
<S4IAN@IMERJ.BITNET> writes:

> I have a document in two coluums but when it comes to printing the
> references which I have cited (using the end note feature) they do not
> print in coluums but as full lines. I would like my references in
> two coluums. How can this be done. Any help would be greatly
> welcome.

This cannot be done in a "stock standard" way -- quite simply, WP
doesn't let you have endnotes in multi-column layout.

I promised over a month ago to post my footnote and endnote stripping
macros to help people overcome just this problem - it strips your notes
to another document, saves them and replaces the notes with hard-wired
reference markers.  You can then format the two resulting docs for
printing (e.g. text in two cols, notes in one).

The delay in posting these macros is due to my increasing workload and
severe inconsistencies in the WP macro language's implementation of
variable handling structures (which var's need to be quoted in CASE and
boolean operations and the like).  These problems have arisen as a
result of my decission to integrate the two macros into one, as there
were only about three places where the footnote and endnote stripping
differed, and having to add the user interface and related logic testing
bits.  I wish I'd kept notes of it all, as I have had macro code that
works in one form in a small test macro but has to be done vice versa in
my note stripping macro (which is about 12-13K now - heavily commented
so others may learn from it and easily change things they don't like).

It's still coming - hopefully within a week (I know I've said that
before, but...).

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Subject:      Putting data into Shell clipboard

Hello,

Does anybody know how a program (that I'm writing myself) can put data
into the Shell clipboard?

Thanks

Danny Lagrouw
meelisse@cvx.eur.nl
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From:         "D. Cook-Radmore,
              Head of ESA Translation Division" <DCOOKRAD@ESA.BITNET>
Subject:      Half-width spaces

We are using Times scaleable - a proportional face - with the Hewlett-Packard
IIIP laser. For our numerals we follow the ISO standard of a space for the
thousands separator (so that whether you then get a dot or a comma, you know
it's a decimal). No problem there, but now we're into producing something that
looks close to printing, we'd like to do it properly. For the thousands
separator, the fussy printer will use a *half*-width space (in the trade, a
"n-space"), so that the reader doesn't see a big (and possibly confusing) gap.

My question is, has anyone worked out how to get Times scaleable/proportional
toprovide this?-- I only know how to do it with little bits of lead !

Derry Cook-Radmore
European Space Agency, Paris

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From: pmk@busadm1.cba.hawaii.edu (PAUL KAZENSKI)
Subject: Sizing Super/Subscripts--Equation readability
Organization: College Business Administration, University of Hawaii
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1992 04:17:47 GMT

Pardon if this is a FAQ, but I have been searching for a way to have
WP51 use the base font size (or at least some readable size) for super/
subscripts with absolutely no success.  My work involves technical text, i.
e. equations, which use multi-level supers/subs that become unreadable.  It 
is also a problem using supers/subs in text when there are plus and divide 
signs involved.  I am using a times-roman 12point base font; the supers/subs 
are printing in 7pointtext.  Changing the font has not helped, nor has 
printing the equations(not) as graphics.  Any help here would be appreciated.
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From:         Melodie Lichty <CC37@SDSUMUS.BITNET>
Subject:      Pro-cite purchase source

A user has asked me where Pro-Cite can be purchased. Does anyone
out there know? I'd appreciate your help.
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From:         Ian <S4IAN@IMERJ.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: WP Printer Driver for FAX?
              9 Sep 1992 08:57:26 GMT from <Mathias.Koerber@AP.MCHP.SNI.DE>

On Wed, 9 Sep 1992 08:57:26 GMT Mathias Koerber said:
>Hello,
>
>Is there a printer driver for WP, which generates G3 FAX
>format, and then spools in the job for a fax-modem to automatically
>send? I guess it would have to ask the user for the number or so.
>
>
>----
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>* Eifersucht ist eine Leidenschaft, die mit Eifer sucht was Leiden schafft *

There is software called QuickLink II Fax. This has a printer driver for
fax. I must admit though I have tried to use it and with my system
for some reason it fails to function. For some time I have been looking
for another driver and soft for my fax.

Not much help I'm afraid    Ian

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From: conibear@sol.carleton.ca (Dave Conibear)
Subject: Re: Strange character printing
Organization: Carleton University
Date: Fri, 11 Sep 1992 14:30:14 GMT

The next thing I'd try is to direct output to a file.  (Shift-F7, S,
E, P, O, <filename>... I think.)  Take a look at the file somehow
(Text In to WP, if you don't have another editor), and see if the ^@
is being originated by WP, or generated by your printer.  That might
narrow things down.

Dave Q. Conibear

P.S.:  By the way, the special thing about Ctrl-@ is that it has
       ASCII value 0 (it's also called NUL).  I just mention this
       in case it comes in handy later on.

       Good luck.

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From:         "A. Kaniss" <dashiell@NADC.NADC.NAVY.MIL>
Subject: Re: Strange character printing

it's time for virus check.  Also I don't trust chkdsk since there are
better disk checkers on the market.  I'd go for the virus check package
and check out all files in question and the entire computer.
If they're running with pcdos 3.20 and have a command.com
file that's not 23,948 bytes in size I can
almost guarrantee a virus.  Remember that corporations aren't
perfect either wordperfect corp. may have accidentally
shipped out a virus so check the wordperfect files and
all installation files too.

<dashiell@nadc.navy.navy.mil>
I majored in programming not typing!
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From:         HAL@GWUVM.BITNET

I would like to write a macro that searches for the first occurrence of
each acronym on a list of about 50, then place delimiters around these
first occurrences.  I'd like to have my macro go down a list which is
kept in a regular WP51 document (so that users may change the list as
necessary), and I'd like to search for a few variations on each acronym
(surrounded by spaces, followed by punctuation or H/SRt's...).  Any
ideas?  My first problem is with the search -- I don't know how to
search for text that's not hard-wired into the macro.  Thank you in
advance for any suggestions           -Koralleen Stavish
From: ddurby@aludra.usc.edu (Dennis Durby)
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Subject: Lost Password (opening locked documents)
Date: 14 Sep 92 15:42:05 GMT
Organization: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
NNTP-Posting-Host: aludra.usc.edu

About two years ago I locked some documents in WP 5.0 (some may have been 
locked in 5.1) which I now need to access.  But, the password I thought I 
had used back then is not permitting me to access them.  A few months ago 
(I think) there was discussion of this problem, and someone posted some 
information about a program that would allow decryption of either the 
password or the file.  If anyone remembers this, please email the info. 
to me to the address below.  I'm desperate!  And I need the information, 
too.  Thanks!

-Dennis Durby-				|  From the City of 4,157 points of
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From:         Jay Deuel <JAY@XANADU.CC.UTAH.EDU>
Subject:      Re: WordPerfect Assessment Tests

   I recently saw an ad in WordPerfect Magazine for "The Judd Test" (from
   Mentrix Software Skills Testing). It poses tasks on screen with WP5.1
   running. Anyone taking the test can use all WP functions, ...

This sounds like a good solution, but here's another.  Every so often I see a
small test in the "WordPerfect Magazine" for readers to test their skills, so
you may wish to collect these from past issues.

 /----------------------------------\
 | Jay Deuel                        |        UUUU          UUUU
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 | University of Utah               |         UU      ##    UU      ##
 | Salt Lake City, UT  84112        |         UU      ##    UU      ##
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 | PHONE:    (801) 581-8343         |         UU      ##    UU      ##
 | FAX:      (801) 585-5549         |          UU     ##   UU       ##
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From: rreiner@nexus.yorku.ca (Richard Reiner)
Subject: Re: Revision Date
Organization: York University
Date: Sat, 5 Sep 1992 22:23:10 GMT

rwilliam@bach.helios.nd.edu (richard williams) writes:

In article <WPCORP-L%92090414442394@UBVM.CC.BUFFALO.EDU> Tom Hannah <TOM@CLEMSON.BITNET> writes:
>Is it possible to put a "revision date" in a document?
>
>What I am getting at is to have a date code of some sort that references
>the last time the document was *saved*, rather than the *current* date.

WP and WPWin already track the revision date automatically.  In the
document summary (Alt-L,D,S in WPWin), the revision date is
automatically maintained.

-- 
Richard Reiner........rreiner@nexus.yorku.ca........416-538-3947

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Subject:      Converting PFS to WP 5.1

Does anyone know how to convert a PFS file to WP 5.1.
I've tried a some of the choices on the CONVERT menu
but they don't seem to work.
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From:         "GEOFF SELIG - CONCORDIA U. COMPUTING SERVICES"
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Subject:      Re: Pro-cite purchase source

Melodie Lichty writes:

 > A user has asked me where Pro-Cite can be purchased. Does anyone
 > out there know? I'd appreciate your help.

Try

K. V. Computer Services Inc.
16 Wellington Court
Brooklyn, N. Y.

(718)-421-0025

A couple of years ago, they sold Pro-Cite for $250 (+10 shipping) or $197 (
+25 shipping) for four or mor copies.

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