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From: pmh2962@tamsun.tamu.edu (Patrick Michael Hayes)
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Subject: Re: Query about W4W 2 revision b?
Date: 13 Oct 92 14:30:53 GMT
Organization: Texas A&M University, College Station

Howdy!

	Yep, its here.  Call MS's 800-426-9400 with the serial number
of your W4W 2.0a.  The phone folks may try to dissuade you from
requesting the 0.b "upgrade" -- if you persist and mention you need
the WP import and "clean screen" features; they'll desist.
	But, be prepared for a l-o-n-g wait for a real person; there
was a screw-up with MS's distribution of the first batch of 0.b
upgrades.  They sent me the 6-disk set, but the Disk 2 was absent!  Seems
it was a big booboo. Ouch!  They (as is their AWESOME custom) Fed-Ex'ed
this to me via 2-day FE at no cost; now they have to send another shipment.
They're biting it bigtime.  Also; expect a 2--week wait for the 3.5" disks.
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From:         MICHAEL@BMGTMAIL.UMD.EDU
Subject:      Electronic employee monitoring

Hello,
As a part of one of my classes, I have to perform a point-
counter-point (Jane, you ignorant slut) debate on the merits of
electronically monitoring employees (ie. # of keystrokes, # of words
of text written, # of calculations performed).

I figured I'd try going to the well before I looked elsewhere, since
I figure a lot of the monitoring would be through networks, etc. -
What methods of monitoring are currently in use out there?  How strict
are the requirements of performance in conjuntion with the method?
How long has the monitoring been performed? Etc?

Basically, I'm interested in any stories about monitoring that has
happened in your organization - computer related or not.
Confidentiality will be of the highest priority, and any information
will be deeply appreciated.  Thanks ahead of time.

-Michael

Michael@bmgtmail.umd.edu
College of Business and Management
University of Maryland at College Park
From: A16905@ITESO.BITNET
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Subject: Thanks for the Driver Library !
Date: 16 Oct 92 16:17:04 GMT
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Hi,

Somebody said recently that the WDL was located on the win3/wrk directory
on the FTP sites, well THANK YOU, I got the library and it contained the
CGA driver I was looking for, I'll give it to my friend that needed it
later.

Shalom,
Memo.
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From: PRAETHE@YaleVM.YCC.Yale.Edu (Ethan Evan Prater)
Subject: Re: Truetype for Dos
Organization: Yale University
Date: Wed, 14 Oct 92 18:34:00 EDT

In article <"liverbird..666:14.09.92.15.00.35"@liverbird.liverpool.ac.uk>
"Mr. D.F. Hartley" <AL02@LIVERPOOL.AC.UK> writes:
 
>Has anyone heard of this ???
[meaning TrueType in DOS]
 
Yes. The next version of Word for DOS will supposedly support TrueType.
 
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From: roysan@UXB.LIV.AC.UK (Mr. R. Coates)
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Subject: RE: Dennis Vanlandingham
Date: 14 Oct 92 17:08:28 GMT
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Dennis is out there:-  dv@luke.spu.edu


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                                  Roy Coates
                   Dept of Mech Eng. Liverpool University
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From:         "** Tua^'n **" <JFT%NCCIBM1.BITNET@PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU>
Subject: Re: uuencode

HI Everyone,

  I tried to find this at "ftp.cica.indiana.edu" but I could not find
the directory uploads or the file uucode17.zip.  Is there another
place that I could get this?

  Thanks!

John (or Tua^'n)

>
> The program that you need is called uucode17.zip and is available on CICA in
                                      ^^^^^^^^^
> the uploads directory.  When uncompressed this will give you a Windows
      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> compatible uuencode/uudecode program.  By the way, do not get the older versio
> that is stored as uucode16.zip in the util directory, I had problems with it.
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Bob Kane                   Internet: bob@worms-emh2.army.mil (IP 134.235.9.2)
> TechDyn Systems               Voice: (049) 6241-487306   (WORMS, GERMANY)
> CMR 421, BOX 706                Fax: (049) 6241-49560
> APO AE 09056                    CIS: 71054,2661
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From:         KNOPF%FNAL.BITNET@PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU
Subject:      TrueType Fonts for Sale.

>Almost 300 Truetype Fonts for Win3.1.  This set is only $15.00 (Free
>Shipping)
>ASHTON CALDWELL HOBBS <achobbs@EOS.NCSU.EDU>

 Is this an 'Ad of the Day' campaign??
 Maybe we should all send Ashton a private message to make him realize
 how annoying his action is?? (maybe his sysmgr will use some stronger words?)

 Walter Knopf
From: C604441@MIZZOU1.MISSOURI.EDU (Gary Jarrell)
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Subject: Tks for Answers
Date: 14 Oct 92 16:55:52 GMT
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Thanks for all the help on If I can run Win on an XT.

To paraphrase all the answers into on line:
Yes I can, but it will run horrible.

So I will stick with my DOS and forget Windows until I upgrade.

Tks again.  Gary
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From: swesterback@tnclus.tele.nokia.fi
Subject: Re: Screen Fonts for Write (continued)
Organization: Nokia Telecommunications.
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1992 15:38:49 GMT

In article <A6709BAB5D3C7410@UK.AC.CAMBRIDGE.PHOENIX>, KLG1@PHOENIX.CAMBRIDGE.AC.UK writes:
> given a 386 PC with Windows installed; an EPSON FX850 (!!) and
> also requires terminal emulation - what simpler and cheaper
> solution for a former MAC user. For such a novice user it

> On further checking, as an example, the screen font selected for an
> HP LJ2 Courier 10CPI.... Both in the Program Manager Control Panel
How can you even think about using a LJ2 printer driver if you intend
to use a EPSON FX850 to print. 
> 'Fonts' icon sample display and Wordperfect for Windows 5.1,
> physically measuring on a number of screens with a wooden
> ruler there are indeed approx. 10 characters per 'physical'
> inch. It just so happens that the ruler markings in
> Wordperfect for Windows are 'physically' 1 inch apart as well.

As far as i know Windows it not too careful about the width of fixed pitch
fonts (such as Courier, lineprinter, Pica ...) as the font type normally
used is proportional pitched ( i and j takes less horizontal space than w or
m). Normally the most important thing is the height of the character (often
given in points (pt) which is 1/72 of an inch).

> In Write the ruler markings are 'physically' 1.25 inch's
> apart. If Microsoft intended the ruler in Write to be just a
> 'rough guide' to layout then i wish they'd said so; if the
> screen font is supposed to be adjusted for a 'non standard'
> ruler, it ain't working. As mentioned previously the only time

The TrueType fonts (and others) are displayed correctly on screen under
these conditions:
- the correct printer driver is used. Generic should be used as a last 
  resort only as the fonts in the TTY.DRV driver seldom matches the 
  printers hardware font.
- a videodriver made for Windows 3.1 is used and the resolution is as 
  high as possible. I have a Trident SVGA and by using the newest version
  of trident drivers in it's 800x600x256 (or higher) mode, the size of the 
  text/graphics is very natural indeed.

The best solution to your problems is any of these ones:
- new display driver ( or possibly new hardware)
- choose the correct printer driver
- buy another printer. Matrix printers should be used only for high-speed
  listings. And ink-jet printers are today as cheap as matrix printers are!
  
Sten
PS. Please email for more information!

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Address: Konalntie 12 A16, SF-00370 Helsinki, FINLAND  Time zone: EET
Test the utility at WSMR-SIMTEL20.Army.mil::pd1:<msdos.dirutl>swxd303d.zip
NB! I am working, but not speaking for Nokia Telecommunications!
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                              Phil Helms

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From:         PEJSAJ@UWSTOUT.BITNET
Subject:      How to force a Visual BASIC program to 'stay on top'?

I would like to give the user a "keep on top" option in a VB program.
Is there a way (API call) to force a VB window to stay on top of
other windows?

Thanks.

Jim Pejsa
University of Wisconsin-Stout Physics Dept.
Menomonie, WI 54751
pejsaj@uwstout.edu
From: EWZ@NCCIBM1.BITNET (ERIC WEBB)
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Subject: RE: Advice
Date: 13 Oct 92 21:39:00 GMT
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> Help!
>
> I've just accidentally deleted the MS-DOS icon.  Is there any easy way
> to recover from this?  (Other than reinstalling windows, etc.)
> I did this after making a lot of changes in my windows environment.
> Is there any way to install just this one icon (and associated info)?
> My machine is running version 3.1.
>
Create a new program item and code DOSPRMPT.PIF in the Command Line box
of the Program Item Properties window.  Then, to select an icon,  code
PROGMAN.EXE in the file name box of the Change Icon window and chose
whatever icon you desire.

Regards,
Eric Webb
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Date:         Fri, 16 Oct 1992 17:28:32 +0200
From:         Alex Eisler <JPGUREV@WEIZMANN.WEIZMANN.AC.IL>
Subject:      Re: Windows Screen Savers

In CICA there is a file full of .SCR files in the UPLOADS directory try getting
 it then rename rhe .SCR to .EXE and open it with the C++ resource worshop or
the Turbo Pascal WRT and see if what's in there can help you. I think you can
also find in the zip the name and adress of who wrote the Screen Savers.
Hope I helped you...
     Alex Eisler
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Subject: Re: Changing ProgMgr Icons
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it is shareware and costs about $20 I got it off an BBS It my be on a ftp site b
   ut not sure. the file is grpicon1.zip I love it you don't have to keep lookin
   g at the boring folder icon

bb
From: rcl@AECOM.YU.EDU (Robert Lummis)
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It is an additional version of Windows being released by Microsoft next
week. It is Windows 3.1 plus symmetrical file sharing. If you are familiar
with Macintosh Sytem 7 file sharing, that's the idea. A windows system can
access the disk of another windows system within the same workgroup as if
it were a local disk, provided suitable permissions are negotiated. So no
"server" is needed since every machine will now be a server. This version
will be supported in addition to plain Windows 3.1; it does not replace it.

________________________
Robert Lummis, Ph. D., Director of Research Information Technology
Albert Einstein College of Medicine, 1300 Morris Park Ave, Bronx, New York


On Tue, 13 Oct 1992, Mr. R. Coates wrote:

> Hello All,,,
>             Anybody out there know anything about "Windows for Workgroups" ??
>
> Like:-  What it is !!
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From:         JimBob Moore <moore@SRV3130.NCSC.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      Jumpy Mouse Pointer (was Reclaiming memory....)
              6, 92 10:31:14 am

This may have nothing to do with your problem, but the next-to-most-recent
version of Orchid's Fahrenheit 1280 card's driver exhibited the same problem:
starting DOS windows made the pointer jump all over the place, and closing the
windows didn't help (I had to reboot) and it did not occur when running Windows
apps alone. I ended up downloading the latest version, which fixed the problem.

--
Jim (moore@srv3130.ncsc.navy.mil)

Cocaine and heroin combined kill less than 6500 per year, while cigarette
smoking kills 350,000 each year. Is the war on drugs working?
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From:         JimBob Moore <moore@SRV3130.NCSC.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      qvtnetsx.exe

i've uploaded to cica the file qvtnetsx.exe, which is the latest
publicly available version of qvtnet, v2.85, in a self-extracting
archive containing the executable and readme files *only*. You
should use the fonts from previous versions, or the fonts you
received from QPC Software when you registered. QPC says v3.0 will
be here shortly...


--
Jim (moore@srv3130.ncsc.navy.mil)

And Saint Attila raised the Holy Hand Grenade up on high saying, "Oh Lord,
Bless this thy Holy Hand Grenade, and with it smash our enemies to tiny bits."
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From:         "NATHAN BRINDLE" <NBRINDLE@INDYCMS.BITNET>
Subject:      CGA under Win-3 redux

I just popped out of Procomm and took a look at Windows Setup.  The manual
may indicate CGA is usable, but at least on my copy, they didn't bother to
provide me with a CGA <driver>...which is what I think all of this was
about in the first place.  Shouldn't such be available somewhere, i.e.,
on CICA?  (I still shudder about the thought of Windows on CGA...I remember
nightmares about Windows 2 MS-DOS Executive...*shudder*)

Happy netting,
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From: menezes@INF.UFRGS.BR (Alexandre Folle de Menezes)
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Subject: Re: Advice about GIF Programs, Viewers, & Manipulators
Date: 15 Oct 92 15:56:32 GMT
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>               A while back I heard or read of a GIF manipulatot for
>       Windows 3.1 but have been unable to find the file.  For awhile
>       I have been using GWS, but have quickly reached its limitations.
>       I am looking for a program that will view various graphics files
>       in SVGA format.  Before, GIF's have been so large they fill up
>       numerous screens.  I would much rather be able to see the whole
>       GIF on one screen with its appropiate resolution.  GWS does not
>       offer that capability for large files.

        There's CSHOW, a good program for DOS. I don't remember it's filename,
but i get it on SIMTEL20:

        wsmr-simtel20.army.mil
        oak.oakland.edu
        wuarchive.wustl.edu



>               I had heard of psp10.zip, but was unable to find it at
>       CICA or any of its mirror sites.  I am hoping there is a program
>       out there that can convert between .WPG, .PCX, .GIF, TARGA, .BMP,
>       and other graphics formats.  Possibly even .JEG, though I may be
>       dreaming.  If there is such a program that is capable of these
>       functions and can run on Windows 3.1 or even DOS, please inform me.
>       Also, a fast SVGA viewer would also be a needed utility of the
>       program for the reason stated above.

        Paint Shop Pro 1.01 is on SIMTEL20 too.  The file you mentioned is an ol
   der
release (1.0), I don't know if it is there now.  It cannot handle JPEG.


>               Thank you for any advice regarding this dilemma.

        You're welcome.

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From: TERRYB@VM.UCSF.EDU (Terry Beynart)
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Subject: IP address for ccb.ucsf.edu
Date: 16 Oct 92 22:25:51 GMT
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The IP address for ccb.ucsf.edu is:       128.218.1.13

However, most users have been
migrated to itsa.ucsf.edu which is at:    128.218.1.14

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From: peng@MECH.KULEUVEN.AC.BE
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Subject: Problems in W4W 2.0 while updating Windows form 3.0 to 3.1
Date: 15 Oct 92 11:48:03 GMT
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I have just updated my Windows 3.0 to 3.1. Now, All the equations created with
Equation Editor 1.0 (come with W4W 2.0) in Windows 3.0 appears strangely. Some
mathematical symbols I formated as "MT Symbol" in W4W in windows 3.0 become
normal font (times roman). I tried to invoke the Equation Editor to update the
equations to solve the problem. I also tried to re-format the symbol with
Symbol font. They work. But it is time consuming and prone to error to change
manually.

1. Is there anyone can tell me how to deal with these problems efficiently?
2. Is there a way to search only one wild character with certain format (for
example, any character formatted as "MT Symbol"). I want to know how to do
it if the character to be searched is at the beginning of the search string.
In this case, the "?" character seems to be itself instead of a wild character.


Sincerely,

Yanming PENG
PMA, KUL
Celestijnenlaan 300B
Heverlee 3001
Belgium
peng@mech.kuleuven.ac.be
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Hi,
    I tried to load a 256 colors GIF picture into paintprush , but I found that
   it converted as 16 colors. if  anybody know the solution please tell me.

Zaki.
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I want to know format of *.wav files in Windows 3.1.
My adres is bmaj@plearn
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From:         "Wile E. Coyote" <BBHULSEY@LIFE.UAMS.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Jumpy Mouse Pointer (was Reclaiming memory....)

Greetings!

Jim (moore@srv3130.ncsc.navy.mil) writes:

>This may have nothing to do with your problem, but the next-to-most-recent
>version of Orchid's Fahrenheit 1280 card's driver exhibited the same problem:
>starting DOS windows made the pointer jump all over the place, and closing the
>windows didn't help (I had to reboot) and it did not occur when running Windows
>apps alone. I ended up downloading the latest version, which fixed the problem.

It looks like the driver is the problem here.  Usually when the Stealth driver
does something goofy I can check it out by substituting the standard VGA
driver for the Stealth driver.  My jumpy mouse pointer calmed down
considerably when I substituted the standard VGA driver, so the driver must be
my problem.

As an aside, let this be a warning to those of you trying to speed up your
video performance using the Diamond Stealth VRAM.  You'll get much better
performance, but you'll have to suffer through the little quirks.  Mine, for
example, lets me enjoy the infamous jumpy mouse pointer explained above,
inexplicably turns off line-wrap in my terminal emulation package (I have
to manually click it back on each time it's invoked) and forces me to invoke
windows in enhanced mode in order to perform certain functions in Word for
Windows without General Protection Faults.

A couple of months back I wrote the folks at Diamond a very polite letter
about the problems I've had with their product.  I got _no_ response.  When I
initially encountered some of these problems with the previous version of
their video driver, I contacted their tech support by phone.  They told me
that the problems I encountered _may_ be fixed in a future release.  So far,
they haven't been.

Caveat emptor!

.......
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