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From:         John B <BRUGGMNJ@XAVIER.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Amiga WordPerfect 4.1 File --> PC WordPerfect 5.1

Hey I can actually comment on this from real life experience!
  What he states is correct, assuming you have Cross-Dos, but
if you don't you'll have to find some sort of Amiga Dos to
PC Dos file exchange method but once you have it in MS-dos
format you are home free.  Mac's have a program called Apple
File Exchange (I forget how much it costs) that will read and write
MS-dos format, and I have successfully read in on both Mac and PC
amiga Wp files.  I can't think of anything that didn't convert
correctly, but then it was a fairly basic doc, no footnotes or
end notes or anything like that.
Later,
John
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From:         "Glendon Computer Co-ordinator" <GL000002@YUORION.BITNET>
Subject:      Split screen in WordPerfect

Greetings,

        One of our people asked for advice as follows:

        He translates. What he'd like to do is have the
French text he's translating on one side of the screen,
while he creates the English translation on the other. I
can't think of a way to achieve that in WPf (DOS), but then
I am not a WPf expert. Is there a way?

        I assume that this would be simple in Windows. Our
translator is thinking of getting a 386SX with a Meg of RAM.
A priori I would have thought that one Meg wouldn't be
enough to do Windows WordPerfect. Any advice on that?

Many thanks,

Nollaig
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Subject:      Re: Split screen in WordPerfect
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Glendon asked:
>        One of our people asked for advice as follows:
>
>        He translates. What he'd like to do is have the
>French text he's translating on one side of the screen,
>while he creates the English translation on the other. I
>can't think of a way to achieve that in WPf (DOS), but then
>I am not a WPf expert. Is there a way?
>
>        I assume that this would be simple in Windows. Our
>translator is thinking of getting a 386SX with a Meg of RAM.
>A priori I would have thought that one Meg wouldn't be
>enough to do Windows WordPerfect. Any advice on that?
>
My solution is:

Retrieve the French and the English version in Doc 1 and Doc 2 (or reverse).
Second change the window size (Ctrl-F3, 1) to a size most comfortable.
With Shift-F3 one can switch between windows with each window containing
either Doc 1 or Doc 2.

Hope this helps.
  Peter Peters
  University Twente
  The Netherlands
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From:         "Jerry Katz at Saint Louis University" <KATZJA@SLUVCA.SLU.EDU>
Subject: Macro Needed: Increments Printed Number By 1 Each Copy
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I am trying to print a questionnaire that will have a unique
identifying number on each copy.

What I am looking for is a macro that would print the number,
lets say starting at 1301 for the first copy.  The number would
be printed at the page bottom.  The second copy would have 1302
in that location,  the third copy would have 1303,  etc.

Any suggestions?

Please feel free to respond to the list or to me personally:

KATZJA@SLUVCA

Thanks in advance!

Jerry Katz
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From:         "Glenn Waddell Jr." <WADDELL@KNOX.BITNET>
Subject:      how to turn off field #

Hello all,
  I am working on a very large paper (on the order of 40 - 50 pages), and
in doing a save, I accidentally hit the F9 key.  This is no big deal, except
that I have never had the need to use the Merge functions, and really did not
want to keep typing with the _Field: 1_ in the corner of my screen.  I tried
everything I could to try and turn it off, I tried looking in the manual to
figure out how to get out of the function, and finally I had to exit and
reload the file to get rid of it.  What made me even more upset (stress is not
a pretty thing when you cannot figure something out!!!) is that in my saved
document it came back to haunt me.
  Luckally I had a backup that I had made before I hit the key, but it was
really annoying to have this one little key, which must have a nice,
easy shut off be such an annoyance.
  I have tried to find the shut off, but I could not.  Does anyone have any
clues as to what it is.  Having to reload a 40 page document on an XT is
not a pleasing experience.
  Thank you in advance.
Glenn Waddell Jr.
(waddell@knox.bitnet)
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From: jlaplant@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (John R Laplante)
Subject: Re: Split screen in WordPerfect t
Summary: How about Enable OA for screen windows editing g 
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Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1992 12:25:09 GMT

In article <35F22C7B20203A9A@UTWENTE.NL> PETERSP@UTWENTE.NL writes:
>Glendon asked:
>>        One of our people asked for advice as follows:
>>
       [stuff about trying to split the screen deleted]

>Retrieve the French and the English version in Doc 1 and Doc 2 (or reverse).
>Second change the window size (Ctrl-F3, 1) to a size most comfortable.
>With Shift-F3 one can switch between windows with each window containing
>either Doc 1 or Doc 2.
>
that sounds like a reasonable solution to me.

But if you want to have more than 2 documents on the screen, 
it seems that the situation calls for Enable, an integrated program that
allows for 8 windows to be open at the same time. (of course, you'd have to
have a *large* monitor to see all of them)

which brings up a shortcoming of WP -- it's limited to 2 windows. there are
times when it would be helpful to have a higher limit. even three e
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From:         Frank Maas <maas@DUTIWS.TUDELFT.NL>
Subject:      Re: Split screen & Be Nice!
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              92 8:11 am

To prevent things from going any further: one could be nice to another. All
people posting answers to questions try to help others. So if somebody makes a
mistake, just correct him/her in a nice way. It is easy don't you think?

With regards,

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From:         kbreighn@CC.GETTYSBURG.EDU
Subject:      A Mac and NeXT User List

Can you please tell me whether there is a separate user list for Mac WP
2.0/2.1?

I think I've also seen a blurb about a separate list for the NeXT, too.

Any info. would be appreciated.

Kim S. Breighner
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From: bchs1b@Elroy.UH.EDU (Michael Benedik)
Subject: Re: NEC Silentwriter on COM1, w. Netware 3.11 & WP 5.1
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Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1992 18:27:08 GMT

In article <hberg.102@polisci.pol.umn.edu>, hberg@polisci.pol.umn.edu (Bob Hammarberg) writes:
>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??

Just tell wordperfect to use Com1 and tell the printer that you are
using Com1 (if you need to tell the printer that is). It will be 
noticeably slower than parallel, especially for long or complex things
like graphics which are large files. Think about it some graphics file
are 50 or 100k and you are running the port probably at 9600 baud,
so it can take a few minutes just to transfer the information. Note that
with simple documents without graphics you might not notice much
difference. 

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	 Michael Benedik
	 Department of Biochemical and Biophysical Sciences
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From:         EVERETT OGDEN <OGDENEB@SNYCENVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: WP not recognizing F11, F12 keys

Susan Cox asked why WP 5.1 might not recognize F11 and F12 on an IBM
with enhanced keyboard.  Check to see if the startup option /nk is being
used.  It disables enhanced keyboard calls.  If this option is necessary
to run WP, then the user will probably have to do without those keys.
The option could be specified in the startup command line (possibly
added by a batch file or program launcher) or in the WP environment
variable (SET WP=/nk).

I've also run across one TSR, Tom Rettig's Help for FoxPro, that
disables F11 and F12 for all programs while it's resident.  Other TSRs
may have the same effect.  Try running WP on a clean machine; if that
works, add the TSRs back until you find the guilty one.

      Everett Ogden    ogdeneb@snycenvm.bitnet
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Subject:      Re: Searching foot/endnotes
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              92 9:07 am

I (Frank Maas) wrote
>
>Normally (F2,Ctrl-F2) it doesn't, but with Total Search (Home-F2, Home-Ctrl F2)
>it does...
>

Of course I meant Shift-F2 in stead of Ctrl-F2. Sorry

Frank Maas, maas@dutiws.tudelft.nl
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Subject:      Re: Split screen & Be Nice!

>As a small technical aside to those of you considering OS/2:
>It requires a minimum of 3 mgs (read 5+) memory, and takes up between 15 and
>30 mgs hard disk space depending on how many modules and aplets
>you install. Other than that it looks quite slick--like a real, cohesive
>operating system (in fact almost as good as a Mac ;-)  --
>a first for the IBM/compatibles world!
>
>We'll be evaluating it soon if anyone is interested in a review.
>
>- Hope Greenberg, Micro Support, HAG at uvmvm.uvm.edu
>University of Vermont

Hope - when do you think you might have your evaluation pretty well
complete?  We have to make a decision about OS/2 versus Windows early in
the summer so that we can get whatever installed and prepare for training
by the fall.  I would be interested in anything you can give me on the
subject.  Thanks in advance.

Kim S. Breighner
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From: daryl@unix.cis.pitt.edu (Daryl P Sawders)
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Subject: Re: Selecting records in WP Sort (or how to use IFs in merge).
Date: 11 Apr 92 03:03:03 GMT
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In article <4255021710041992/A33756/POSSE/116454412900*@mrgate.uwyo.edu> TWICK@CORRAL.UWYO.EDU (Tony Wickersham) writes:
>> Description: Help please. Using logic in a Merge ???
>>
>> Would some kind soul out there please enlighten me on how
>> you go about setting up an if test in a merge form??
>>
>
>If I understand your problem correctly, you wish to excerpt selected entire
>records from the original secondary merge file.  This can be done with the
>sort command.  You simply enter the sort menu and proceed as follows:
>

  excellent solution deleted (see previos message)	

>

Thanks very much.  This is an excellent solution to what I want to do...
I'm _almost_ embarassed that I didn't think of it myself ;-)

Amazing how 20-20 hindsight is !-)

Thanks,

   - Daryl -
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Subject:      Re: WP not recognizing F11, F12 keys

>However WP seems to think it has a regular keyboard
>with the cursor keys on the number pad and only 10 function keys...
>Any suggestions as to why it would do this?

I know that a TSR called CUTPASTE will cause WP to think that you
don't have an enhanced keyboard, but I have never been able to figure
out why.  The only algorithms I have seen for detecting an enhanced
keyboard are not fooled by CUTPASTE.  Anyone know how WP detects an
enhanced keyboard?
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Please remove my name from this list.  I am unable to read all the mail I have
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considerations...my abilities have been enhanced greatly by the many subscribers
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Subject: 4/92 WordPerfect Mag barcode macro / graphic box border default?
Date: 7 Apr 92 19:52:31 GMT
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There's a macro in April's WordPerfect Magazine to create barcodes using
graphics boxes. I've gone through the steps to make the short and long lines,
but when I view my document on screen, absolutely nothing shows. I suspect
the reason is that I've changed the default borders for graphics boxes. Can
someone tell me the defaults? Also, if anyone else knows why nothing shows,
I'd be glad to entertain other theories. Thanks. -S.
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From:         "F. J. LOFY" <LOFY@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: how to turn off field #
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Use alt f3 or f11 to reveal codes

delete the field code

use home home uparrow to clear from bottom of screen

Frank Lofy
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Subject: Re: 5.0 macro to 5.1 query.
Date: 10 Apr 92 16:30:51 GMT
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In <WPCORP-L%92040917354953@UBVM.CC.BUFFALO.EDU> "Karl W. Lohner" <KLOHNER@DRUNIVAC.BITNET> writes:
>   You'll have to physically reverse the order of the pages yourself for
>   the next step.

That depends on the printer.  Some printers have two ways to eject paper,
each in a different order, such as the HP LJ II. -

BTW, I never knew that you could combine range statements with e and o in
multiple-page print commands. Thanks. S.
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Subject:      RE: manuals

        Based on what I have seen, Gordon McCOmb's WordPerfect Macros and
Templates, Bantam Books, seems to be one of the standards on wp51 macro
language.   He coveres merges in macro context in the book.

Bill Woodward
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From:         dhana <ACDDHANA@VM.UOGUELPH.CA>
Subject:      Re: How to copy text from wp5.1 dos to another windows app.

On Thu, 9 Apr 1992 20:48:58 GMT Thomas E. Kunselman said:
>I have DOS 5.1 and run it in a DOS window under windows 3.0.  I know how
>to copy text with the mouse when WP 5.1 is running in a window, but if
>the DOS is in full screen mode, how do I select and copy text so that it
>can be copied to another windows application?
>
>Thanks.

Hi Thomas,  according to the manual the only way to copy text between
            DOS  applications running full screen is to copy the entire
            screen onto the clipboard (!) by pressing PrintScreen key.

            A quick way to toggle between fullscreen and window mode is
            Alt-Enter.  this lets you copy _selected_ text...

                           regards,
                                     dhana ;)


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From:         "Glenn Waddell Jr." <WADDELL@KNOX.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: GIF -> WPG format

   In regards to the graphics converting program, this might do the trick.
I have not used it extensively, but it is fairly powerful.
It is called GRFWK61K.ZIP and is found in the MSDOS.GRAPHICS directory
at NDSUVM1.

   Everything at ndsuvm1 should be at SIMTEL, but I do not know if it is or
not.  It is easier for me to get it from ndsuvm1.

   Hope this helps.
Glenn Waddell Jr.
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From:         EVERETT OGDEN <OGDENEB@SNYCENVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: URGENT -Waiting for Response on Equation numbering,
              second level
              9 Apr 1992 11:33:30 BST from <LUCIA@LIVERPOOL.AC.UK>

Lucia Asturias is trying to get around a second-level outline numbering
limit of 31 in numbering equations; i.e. the next equation after 1.31 is
2.1, not 1.32 as desired.  She can change them manually but
understandably would rather not.

I haven't fooled with numbering schemes, but how about another approach?
Pick a unique character or string and put that in as the second level
number.  At print time (or whenever you want to affix permanent numbers)
run a macro that sets a counter variable to 1 (or whatever number you
want to start with), then searches for the unique string.  If found, it
deletes the string, inserts the counter value, increments the counter,
and loops to search again.  That should work if each chapter is a
separate file.  If not, the macro has to detect a change in the first
level number and reset the counter.  Not a pretty solution, I know, but
she did say it was urgent.

      Everett Ogden    ogdeneb@snycenvm.bitnet
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