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Date:         Thu, 16 Apr 1992 08:56:33 CST
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From:         CC37000 <CC37@SDSUMUS.BITNET>
Subject:      Macro to return address in a letter

I have a user who uses the Ctrl-D macro in the macros keyboard.
He uses this macro to help create letters. The macro asks for the
name of the recipient (I don't remember if it asks for address).
Anyway, he would like to make the macro search a separate file
containing names and addresses, find the person's address, and
insert (merge) it into the letter. I'm a macro neophyte and don't
know how to do this. The user would like an answer faster than I
would be able to learn this on my own. Any suggestions are
appreciated.


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From: wb8foz@mthvax.cs.miami.edu (David Lesher)
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Subject: Special Characters for hard CR
Date: 6 Apr 1992 23:58:34 -0400
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Summary: here's how...
Keywords: setup, compose

Recently someone else made mention of using a redirect symbol
(i.e. "<") to indicate hard CR's. I replied I preferred the
solid triangle.

I've gotten a few enquiries as how to do this. I meant to use SH-F1
{Setup} and install the keycode to display whenever you typed a HR.
The secret (beside knowing the proper keycode...;-) is that while ^V
will work for "Compose Character" at the main edit screen, ^2 will work
anytime. This is far from obvious from the FM, but it is there,
somewhere.

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From:         "Terry D. Mathias (618) 453-7419" <GE0515@SIUCVMB.BITNET>
Subject: Split Screen-Be Nice! and OS/2 Review

FRANK MAAS:  Applause, applause! We all need to remember that there are
vast differences in experience represented on this list.

HOPE GREENBERG: Please do post your comments after reviewing OS/2
~~~.~~~.~~~.~~~.~~~.~~~.~~~.~~~.~~~.~~~.~~~.~~~.~~~.~~~.~~~.~~~.~~~.~~~
Terry Mathias, Office of University Relations       Phone: 618/453-7419
Southern Illinois University at Carbondale       BITNET: GE0515@SIUCVMB
Carbondale, Illinois  62901      INTERNET: GE0515@SIUCVMB.CDALE.SIU.EDU
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From:         Dining Services <DINING@KSUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      WordPerfect 4.1 to MS Word on Mac

We convert from PC to MAC often using ACCESSPC by Insignia.  The street
price is $60 and it is !!quick!! and !!easy!! to install.

AccessPC is accessed when a dos disk is inserted into the disk drive.
You can then bring your file into MS Word.

I have done this with regular WordPerfect 4.2, 5.0 and 5.1 files and
brought them into WordPerfect on the Mac, MacWrite, MS Word and Pagemaker
without much trouble.

Hope this helps.

Danya Hatley
Danya@ksuvm.bitnet
Kansas State University   Housing & Dining Services
From: hberg@polisci.pol.umn.edu (Bob Hammarberg)
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Subject: Searching foot/endnotes
Date: 13 Apr 92 21:27:29 GMT
Article-I.D.: polisci.hberg.94
Organization: Department of Political Science, University of Minnesota

Is it really the case that SEARCH doesn't look through footnotes and 
endotes??!!
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From:         Frank Maas <maas@DUTIWS.TUDELFT.NL>
Subject:      Re: Searching foot/endnotes
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              92 9:27 pm

You (Bob Hammarberg) write:
>
> Is it really the case that SEARCH doesn't look through footnotes and
> endotes??!!
>
Normally (F2,Ctrl-F2) it doesn't, but with Total Search (Home-F2, Home-Ctrl F2)
it does...

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From: jaapv@accucx.cc.ruu.nl (Jaap Verhage)
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Subject: WP 5.1 (DOS) and a Smart EGA adapter
Date: 9 Apr 92 11:04:52 GMT
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Organization: Academic Computer Centre Utrecht

An answer to the following would be wonderful for a client of mine.
He's got an Atari PC3, 8088, with a `Smart EGA' graphic adapter.
When working with WP, text appears on the screen allright, but his
print preview won't work (Shift-F7, 6). WP `thinks' he's got an EGA
640x350, 16 colors adapter - it's what I would do, being WP :-).
Apparently, this isn't the right thing. The preview screen comes up
all white, and nothing else happens - no menu line on the bottom,
no preview. 
Question: does anyone know this adapter and has anyone gotten WP to
work with it? If so, which adapter do you choose for WP?
The word `Atari' may seem a bit strange to some; however, it's a
DOS clone, not a `real' Atari, so to speak. The monitor is labeled
`PCC 1414', made by Atari (well, their sticker is on it), and the
PC's BIOS is version 3.08. The PC was bought in september '90.
Thnaks for your time and trouble! 
-- 
Regards, Jaap.

Jaap Verhage, Academic Computer Centre, State University at Utrecht, Holland.
jaapv@accucx.cc.ruu.nl   +<-*|*->+  I claim *every*thing and speak for myself
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From:         VICTOR d0G <JLABRES1@UA1VM.BITNET>
Subject:      manuals

hi all...

Can anyone suggest the easiest to use, best written book on the WP51 Macro
language and the best book on the Merge language?

Thanks much!

Jay LaBresh
jlabres1.ua1vm
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From:         Frank Maas <maas@DUTIWS.TUDELFT.NL>
Subject:      Re: Macro Needed: Increments Printed Number By 1 Each Copy
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              University" at Apr 16, 92 5:15 pm

You (Jerry Katz at Saint Louis University) write:
>
> 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.
>

I think a macro that asks for the amount of copies, the first number and then
goes into a loop (make footer-print-delete footer) will do the trick. If neces
sary I can write it for you, but I think with a little help of the manual you
will succeed.

Happy Eastern,


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From:         Laura Milera <DOCWOMAN@PACEVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: 4/92 WordPerfect Mag barcode macro / graphic box border
              defaul t?

What release are you using?  Recently, while creating graphics which
required several changes to be made later on, the image would disappear
from the View screen, and print out only partially.

The support hotline said it was a bug and sent the new release (Mar. '92?).
I've had no problems since.  Could this be the reason for your problems,
as well?

Laura
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From:         Steve Westerholt <IACD040@UNLVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: WP for Windows and Windows 3.1: printing
              3 Apr 1992 21:41:26 GMT from <marylamb@MILTON.U.WASHINGTON.EDU>

I don't know about Windows 3.1 as yet since we just sent in for it, however, I
may be able to give some help on speeding up your print jobs in Windows.  As
you may know, when wpwin prints a file it creates a copy of the print job on
your hard drive before sending it to the printer.  This process takes some time
since it is a hardware operation.  Dos versions works quicker because it has
less drivers and software to go through than windows.  What you need to do is
eliminate some of the drivers and hard disk operations in windows to speed up
the print job.  Some tips I got form PC Computing work well for doing this.
First, you can speed your print job by turning off your Windows Print Manager
and letting WP print direct.  To do this check your Windows Manual. Second,
if you have some memory, create a ramdrive of about 1 MB and place in your
autoexec.bat file "SET TEMP=[Ramdrive Path]".  This will cause windows and WP
to creat the print job file in the ramdrive and run at ram speed.  Your print
jobs will improve greatly.
                                          Steve Westerholt
                                          University of Nebraska
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Hi,my name is Woffka.I heard about GIF2WP.EXE program.Could you tell me
more about it ? Can I use it to sending
graphic files via EARN-BITNET?Where can I get it?Thanks Woffka
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From:         808 Sandi McGinnes 956-2406 <T004590@UHCCMVS.BITNET>
Subject:      WP Windows "features"

I have to do a class on the "features" of WP for Windows.  This
class if for users who KNOW WordPerfect but want to decide whether
to switch to the windows version.  They may or may not already
be windows users.  I would like to know what people like/don't
like about WP Windows - things that are different than in 5.1.
Also, I'd like to know the changes they may face - like having
to redo their macros.  I'm a 5.1 user basically, and am just
starting to use the windows version.  I don't feel I'll get into
the "in depth" differences that those who've been using it for
some time will know.  So I would appreciate any information you
can give me.  I would especially like to know about graphics and
the graphical interface - things like that which are definitely
new.  Thanks!  I'll tell the class I polled real users for this
information.
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From:         "Rich W." <RWENER@POLYVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Divided overflow
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This may be a FAQ - and I once knew the answer - but I'm working
at home without a manual and going crazy with this error.
In the middle of editing a wp51 file I get a divided overflow message -
the machine freezes, and I have to re-boot. This happened 5 times in
 row while editing a 50k file.  How can I fix/work around this?
Any help greatly appreciated.


Thanks,
Rich Wener
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From:         "Glenn Waddell Jr." <WADDELL@KNOX.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: Wp not recognizing function keys

    I have encountered the problem of WP not recognizing the home key on the
extended keypad, and it was solved by checking the keyboard layout and making
sure that it was set for an extended keyboard layout.
    Another thing is that some machines cannot access the F11 or 12 keys
because of the BIOS version they have (this is what I have read at least).
I have this problem with my machine, because I have a XT (1988 Pheonix BIOS)
and an extended keyboard.  On my machine it does not matter what keyboard
layout I use (and I have no TSR's, I only have 640 K  ;-) I cannot access
the extra function keys.
    This may not help, but it is a possible suggestion.

   Glenn Waddell
   (waddell@knox.bitnet)
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From:         EVERETT OGDEN <OGDENEB@SNYCENVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Math operators-equations?

Richard Hinton wants a greater-than-or-equal-to symbol in WP.  It's in
Character Set 6, character 3.  Less-than-or-equal-to is character 2 in
set 6.  Or you can enter them as Alt-242 and Alt-243 respectively.
They're both part of the IBM extended character set and should appear
correctly on your screen.

        Everett Ogden    ogdeneb@snycenvm.bitnet
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From:         "Glendon Computer Co-ordinator" <GL000002@YUORION.BITNET>
Subject:      VMS Mail & WPf (Hey BARB!)

Greetings all,

        Excellent it would be were users able to choose WPf
as their editor in VMS Mail. Has anyone created an
environment where users can do this? Is WPf working on this?
Is DEC?

Cheers, N.
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From: TWICK@CORRAL.UWYO.EDU (Tony Wickersham)
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Subject: Selecting records in WP Sort (or how to use IFs in merge).
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> 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??
>
> I started to read TFM and I'm totally overwelmed...
>
> I've got a merge file that I need to create a second merge
> file depending on the value in one of the first file's
> fields.  I had planned on merging this second subset file
> into a letter.
>
> TIA.
>
>    - Daryl -
>

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:

1.   Make sure your file is saved on disk before you begin - the selection
     process 'throws away' unwanted records.

2.   Choose Type and set it to Merge.

3.   Choose Keys to define the field(s) that wish to select by.  For example,
     if you want to select records on Zip Code in field 4 (with Zip the only
     "word" in the field), you would set key 1 as:

     Typ Field Line Word
     a    4    1    1

     Set keys for any fields that you wish to select on.  These are NOT sort
     keys, so don't worry about sort order (you can sort as a separate step,
     if desired).

4.   Choose Action and set it to Select Only.

5.   Choose Select and then type in your search criteria.  An example of the
     syntax is: key1>=82000 * key1<=82999.  This would select key1's that
     fall between 82000 and 82999.  The SORT, SELECT RECORDS section of the
     manual has more info on syntax.

6.   Choose Perform Action to begin the selection.

Below is a sample screen for the above example that shows what it looks like
after step 5:

-------------------------- Sort Secondary Merge File ------------------------

Key Typ Field Line Word    Key Typ Field Line Word    Key Typ Field Line Word
 1   a     4     1    1     2                          3
 4                          5                          6
 7                          8                          9
Select
key1>=82000 * key1<=82999

Action                     Order                     Type
Select                     Ascending                 Merge sort

1 Perform Action; 2 View; 3 Keys; 4 Select; 5 Action; 6 Order; 7 Type: 0
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From: tek@ms.uky.edu (Thomas E. Kunselman)
Subject: How to copy text from wp5.1 dos to another windows app.
Date: Thu, 9 Apr 1992 20:48:58 GMT
Organization: University Of Kentucky, Dept. of Math Sciences
X-Bytes: 

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.
-- 
Thomas Kunselman                              {rutgers,uunet}!ukma!tek          
Institutional Research and Planning       	bitnet: vaatek@ukcc.bitnet
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From:         OTTE@IRI.TUDELFT.NL
Subject:      Re: VAX WodrPerfect and HP LaserJet PostScript (longish)
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Some people had problems with printing PostScript files with long lines
on VAX/VMS. Maybe the problem can be solved by adding the /PASSALL qualifier
to the print command. This helped me with other problems on long lines. Maybe
it also works for the PostScript files.

                                        Ronald Otte
                                        otte@irivax.tudelft.nl
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From:         Glenda Shaw <G.Shaw@MASSEY.AC.NZ>
Subject:      Network printing
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We are using WP51 on a NFS network.  Users are forcing the print job through
the network too early.  The result is pages of postscript instead of the
expected formatted text.


The options we are considering are

(1)  to alter the Shift F7 1 2 and 5 options - so that the print jobs wait
for the processing to complete, then continue with the "forcing" of network
printing

We can write a macro but students are not using the macro, they still use
Shift F7 etc.


(2)  stop background printing??

We need to solve the problem in a manner that does not involve
users "learning yet more commands", or (as currently happens) the user
having to wait for the process to be completed, before "forcing" the
print job;  if possible.

Would appreciate your help.


--

Glenda Shaw
Word Processor Trainer
___________________________________________________________________

COMPUTER CENTRE
MASSEY UNIVERSITY
PALMERSTON NORTH
NEW ZEALAND                       E.Mail G.Shaw@massey.ac.nz
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From:         RBANKS@UWSTOUT.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Split screen in WordPerfect

Your going to have difficulty using any Windows program with 1mb of
RAM.  The choices of what you could do with Windows would be so limited
that it would not seem worth purchasing.

Try to encourage buying a t least 2 mgb's of RAM.

Dick Banks

UAdaptive Technologist

University of Wisconsin-Stout
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