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Date:         Sat, 9 Jan 1993 22:57:19 -0700
From:         Andrew <ASACC@ASUACAD.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: 40,000 copies of a picture

On Tue, 5 Jan 1993 17:06:36 CST Don Branson said:
>   In Word for Windows 2.0, I want to create a letterhead document,
>which should include a logo.  The logo is an .EPS file of about 78K.
>Obviously, we don't want to duplicate this 78K in each memo we write,

SNIP

>document. Unfortunately, this includes the entire file referenced, not
>just a pointer to the file.  INCLUDE works the same way, as does EMBED.

SNIP

>   Anybody got a better idea?

Don and Michael,

     This may not be exactly what you have in mind or adequately timely
(I don't always get to read this account daily ...) but ...

     Have you considered the preferred option of graphic designers
working with logos electronically world-wide?  That is, have you
considered creating a font that includes (perhaps exclusively) your
logo?  You would be able to include the logo as a typographic
reference and would have the added advantage of not having to work
with graphics blocks.

     If you want help with this (or want me to do it ...) send me
private e-mail.  I do this sort of thing semi-professionally.
I suggest using the second address below since I read e-mail on
that account at least daily.

>"Then [Aslan] isn't safe?" said Lucy.
>"Safe?" said Mr. Beaver. "Don't you hear what Mrs. Beaver tells you?
>Who said anything about safe? Course he isn't safe. But he's good.
>He's the King, I tell you."
>The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
>C.S. Lewis

     It appears that someone doesn't have an "Inkling" what's going on ...
<GD&R> ...

                                   -Andrew Crawford
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                                   <ASACC@ASUVM.INRE.ASU.EDU>

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Date:         Sat, 9 Jan 1993 08:22:05 -0600
From:         B_FERHAT@TRHUN.BITNET
Subject:      UNIX CDIFF files.

*HELP!!!!*
This is out of the track but we need some help with UNIX diff/cdiff
files. We have an update for RCS  diff/cdiff'ed. HOW DOES ONE PATCH
THE SOURCES? (Not by hand of course!) :) The manual pages were of no
help... And it *is* urgent.
Please mail me directly.

        b_ferhat@trhun aka Ferhat Savci (BSc. Computer Science)

Time is nature's way of making sure that everything doesn't happen
at once.
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 11:59:12 PST
From:         "Vance M. Gloster" <gloster@INFERENCE.COM>
Subject:      inside TTF sentence
              11 Jan 1993 15:54:59 -0100
              <9301111524.AA25199@fourier.inference.com>

          With every True Type font there is associated *.FOT file.
  When I display it there is a sentence : " Bart sez  dont have a cow man".
  It looks like taken from The Simpsons but what is it relly all about ?.
  Is it common to other copies of Win 3.1 or I have something special on my
 discs
   ?

There are three text fields in this file format.  The ones that come
from Microsoft have the strings "This is a TrueType font, not a
program." and "Windows! Windows! Windows!" as well as a descriptive
string for the individual font.  If you have fonts created by somebody
else it is entirely possible that they inserted the string you talk
about.  If you run (under DOS) the command "type times.fot" you should
see more than this.

-Vance Gloster
 gloster@inference.com
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 11:01:56 DNT
From:         "Hans D. Jensen" <DFMHDJ@VM.UNI-C.DK>
Subject:      POV-Ray 3D Editor

Hi,
I know this isn't that much of a Windows question, but here goes:
There exists a 3D scene editor for the popular public domain ray-
tracer POV-Ray; it is in the POV Sources Library (8) in the GRAPHDEV
Forum of CompuServe. The files are PVB20.ZIP, PVIMG.ZIP, and PVSCN1.ZIP.
They are about 300k each. Before I use 1h 30m at CompuServe+network+long
distance phone charges to download this, I want to ask if anybody
knows whether these files are on some Internet anonymous ftp-host (I
have checked with archie: not found) or if someone knows how to download
900k from CompuServe the cheapest (I only have a 2400 baud modem).

Thanks,
Hans D. Jensen
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 14:38:57 -0600
From:         MICHAEL_DUNIGAN <ROSSVLB@UMDSCXA.BITNET>
Subject: Re: Winword Memory errors using Macros

> Coincidently, I ran into exactly the same problem last night. After a
> bit of detective work, I figured out the following: Word must keep
> some kind of internal stack or other memory hogging structure that
> keeps track of edits. (You can see this if you look at a word file in
> hex, and I think in RTF too--things that you have deleted remain in
> the file.) If the amount of bytes used to represent these edits
> becomes too large, Word complains, and asks you to save your work.
> Saving your file evidently frees up the memory that is being
> complained about.


David,

   I am not sure if I can help the original poster of this message, but I
think that I can explain some of what you found in your file.  I had a problem
with a large document that I called MS about, and they explained part of how
Word works internally that might relate to what you found.

   When you bring in a document to Word, the document is in one contigous
piece.  As you edit the document, Word does not necessarily add and delete
characters directly where you do.  Most times it simply adds the text to the
end of the file with pointers that tell the program where the new text goes in
the document.  Pointers also maintain the location of deletes in the file.
This generates a file like you found, IF the FastSave option is selected.
Since that is a pretty big if, let me explain further.  Under the Tools,
Options, Save section, there is a check box labeled "Allow Fast Saves".  If
that box is checked, Word just copies the contents of memory to a disk files
when you command it to save the document.  If that box is not checked, Word
sorts out all of the changes to the document before saving it to disk.  The
default for "Allow Fast Saves" is checked.

   When I encountered my problem, the first thing that the MS rep. told me to
do was to uncheck the "Allow Fast Saves" box, and save my file.  He also
recommended that I leave the box unchecked.  When I asked why the default was
to have the box checked, he told me some noncommittal garbage about the saving
of documents being faster with the box checked.  When I pressed about the
unreliability of the option, he just stated that Tech. Support recommended
that users uncheck the box.

   I hope that this is useful information for you.

                     Michael Dunigan
                     Systems Analyst
                     University of Michigan

MDunigan@umich.edu
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Date:         Tue, 5 Jan 1993 08:56:32 -0500
From:         Joe Morris <IS480P02@WCUVAX1.WCU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: HIMEM and EMM386

Date: 04 Jan 1993 10:50:57 -0800
From: Hellmut Golde <golde@CS.WASHINGTON.EDU>

>1. I have two versions of the HIMEM/EMM386 "combination", one
>that came with MS-DOS 5.0, the other the one that came with
>Windows 3.1.  Which one is preferable and why?  I currently use
>the MS-DOS one.

I would strongly reccomend using the ones that came with Win3.1.  These
work the best with Win3.1.  However, either will work.

>2. I missed the discussion on the "undocumented" /Y=<...>
>parameter on EMM386.  When must it be specified and why?

The "/Y=" parameter helps win find the driver more efficiently.  Not
mandatory, but helps speed things up.

Joe Morris (still working on new sig, Happy New Year everyone!!)
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Date:         Sat, 9 Jan 1993 00:13:00 EST
From:         "Norman E. Powroz" <Powroz@MULTICS-A.PMS.FORD.COM>
Subject:      Re: Windows NT

> Date:  Friday, 8 January 1993 14:30 est
> From:  Harold Pulcher <pulcher at MIKEY.CONVEX>
> Subject:  Windows NT
>
> I am probably a little late on the stick, but I will ask the question
> anyway.
>
> Is there any way that I become a beta site.  I thought there were
> several folks that had the NT stuff and they could let up to 10 more
> folks join in on thier beta.  I may be totally wrong.  If I am, be kind
> with the flames.  I am just looking for a way to try the thing out.

To become a beta user of Windows NT, all you need is a little money, and
the time to make a phone call. Call your local Microsoft Customer
Services office (1-800-563-9048 in Canada) and ask for the Windows NT
Software Development Kit Beta CD-ROM. Cost in Canada is $99.95 plus tax,
I believe $69.95 in the U.S. This price is for the CD-ROM only. If you
want printed documentation, the price is about $400 more. Fear not --
all the docs are on the CD-ROM in both Postscript and Windows Write
formats (the Postscript collection is more complete).

You will be sent the October, 1992 release. The CD contains the full
Win32 SDK, the Win32s SDK, the 32-bit version of the MS C 7.0 compiler,
plus a full installation of Windows NT (since you need Win NT to run
32-bit apps). Installation is straightforward, although you will need
about 100MB of free disc space, and you must have 16MB of memory. You do
not need a SCSI supported CD drive to install or run NT (I installed
mine from a NEC CDR-74 running through a Trantor Parallel-to-SCSI
converter on the parallel port -- it was a little slower but worked
fine).

Once installed, NT sets up your system with Flexboot -- an operating
system loader that allows you to choose whether to run NT or your
previous operating system (MS-DOS) on startup. It works fine.

You may be a little disappointed in NT right now, but bear in mind that
this is an incomplete beta version -- it lacks high-end video drivers,
and doesn't know about all the world's printers, but it does run fairly
well. It also has a lot of nice new features, including security, a
choice of three file systems (FAT, HPFS, NTFS), resource managers, and
others. Having to log in and out of your own PC is rather neat, but this
is intended to be a "networking out of the box" system.

Hope this helps.

Cheers
Norm
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Date:         Thu, 7 Jan 1993 21:37:17 SET
From:         Julius Hrivnac <HRIVNAC@CERNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Looking for fonts with phonetical symbols !

Hello !
       Does anybody know about any (preferably TT, but any other
will be O.K. too) fonts containing phonetical characters (I mean
those characters for spoken th,... used mainly in dictionaries).
My friend writes a book on his PC and needs these characters.


                                             Thank You !!!

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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 16:17:00 EST
From:         "JFT@NCCIBM1.BITNET" <JFT@NCCIBM1.BITNET>
Subject:      ** VISUAL 'C' ? **

HI,

  Does anyone know if MS is coming out with Visual 'C'?

Thanks,

John.
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Date:         Thu, 7 Jan 1993 11:33:23 EST
From:         "David B. O'Donnell" <EL406006@BROWNVM.BROWN.EDU>
Subject:      "Emulaser"?

Has anyone had experience with the product, "Emulaser", which is for DOS
and Windows and claims to give PostScript quality to low-end printers?
I just received a brochure from the company today, and am intrigued. I
already get near-laser quality from Windows, and can't imagine what "Emu-
laser" can do to improve it.

Please reply directly to the email address below. This article is being
cross-posted to SoftRevu@brownvm.brown.edu and Win3-L@uicvm.uic.edu

--Dave O'Donnell
  EL406006@brownvm.brown.edu
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Date:         Mon, 4 Jan 1993 15:10:11 EST
From:         "Thomas L. Blaskovics" <U2347@WVNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Sound Blaster 16

Sams Warehouse of Sam Walton Fame was selling SB Pro for $172 last week
in West Va (Fairmount)
HTH

                                                    Thomas L. Blaskovics
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Subject: Re: PAS 16, pre-windows usage, then frozen in windows
Date: 12 Jan 93 21:27:07 GMT
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              "JDBER%CONNCOLL.BITNET@pucc.Princeton.EDU" at Jan 12,
              93 01:25:54 pm

JDBER%CONNCOLL.BITNET@pucc.Princeton.EDU says:

> I play a game that uses the SB mode of the ProAudio Spectrum 16 (Wolfenstein
> 3D). I then load windows, and it freezes up during the loading stage.

i've had major problems with the PAS16 card; anytime the computer loses power,
the card forgets its parameters (dma, int, i/o addr) and causes windows to
lock during startup.

although the dos-level device driver isn't necessary for windows operation, i
keep the line in my config.sys file and just un-comment it to wake windows up,
then go back and stick a rem in front of the device driver line when i'm done.

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

Brother Maynard: And then the Lord spake, saying:
                 "First, shalt thou take out the holy pin.
                 Then shalt thou count to three.
                 No more, no less.
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Date:         Sat, 9 Jan 1993 17:53:21 -0600
Reply-To:     "Conrad J. Sabatier" <csabatier@nola.win.net>
From:         "Conrad J. Sabatier" <csabatier@NOLA.WIN.NET>
Subject:      Re: Sporadic duplicate postings

>Has anyone else been getting these?  I've had about 10 in the last 2 days
>from WIN3-L.  Either someone is posting twice or LISTSERV is sending them
>out twice...not terrible, but annoying.
>
>Thanks.
>
>-----------------------------------------------------BITNET:  NBRINDLE@INDYCMS
>Nathan C. Brindle, Student Activities Office
>Staff Advisor, ALPHA PHI OMEGA, TAU OMICRON CHAPTER
>Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis
>Internet:    NBRINDLE@INDYCMS.IUPUI.EDU
>Compu$erve:  71461.2471@COMPUSERVE.COM
>------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>

I've not had this problem, but I HAVE had a problem with every
message I send to WIN3-L resulting in a bounce from a site in
Oklahoma.  My messages ARE being received by WIN3-L, but
apparently there's an echo to an address at this other site, which
is returning all mail as User Unknown.  Not a major problem, but
very annoying.  I've already sent a message to Tom Cervenka about
this.  Hope he can clear it up soon.

Conrad


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Date:         Fri, 8 Jan 1993 10:22:02 EST
From:         "Harry Yeatts" <HYEATTS@VTVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      More info on Mac-in-DOS

Since I posted my note on Mac-in-DOS (a couple of hours ago), I've had
several replies...some with questions...so here's some more info.

Program cost: $95 (educational discount)
Source: Microwarehouse (mail-order company; others should offer it also)

The company that makes it is Pacific Microelectronics
in Mountain View California (415-948-6200).

This program acts very much like Apple File Exchange on the mac. That is,
you can transfer files from a mac disk to your hard drive and vice versa.
You can't directly copy files from one mac disk to another mac disk.

Nor can you pull up a file directly from mac disk into a program you're
already running (like Pagemaker, Word, WordPerfect, etc.); you have to
take it off the mac disk first. After converting it, though, you can do
whatever you want with the file.

By the way, the manual and the help file aren't the greatest, but
you can figure things out fairly easily anyway.

HTH
Harry

Harry Yeatts (HYEATTS)                INTERNET: VTVM1.CC.VT.EDU
Virginia Tech                         BITNET: VTVM1
Blacksburg, Virginia                  PHONE: 703-231-5141
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Subject: Re: ASCII printer driver
Date: 5 Jan 93 22:12:57 GMT
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On Tue, 5 Jan 1993 16:07:12

Donald J Roufa <droufa@MATT.KSU.KSU.EDU> wrote

> Does anyone know of or have access to a MS-Windows 3.x printer driver
> which can be used to print plain ASCII text to a disk file for
> purposes of transmitting the files via email and/or other electronic
> media?


Would it not be simple enough to save whatever you are working on as
a text only file?  If I'm not mistaken many packages out there have a
_SAVE AS..._ option as well as a _SAVE_ option.  It is usually in
here that one may find an option to save the file as text or printed
text.  It would be wise to select text as opposed to printed text
however.  Printed text usually includes extra lines at the end to
make a full page, it may also include othe control characters not
wanted in a text file.



Lelio Fulgenzi
Computing & Communications Services
University of Guelph
Guelph, Ontario
N1G 2W1

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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 09:08:19 -0500
From:         Joe Morris <IS480P02@WCUVAX1.WCU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: MOUSE won't move after set up?

Date: 11 Jan 1993 13:30:30 +0000 (GMT)
From: "Mr. R. Coates" <roysan@UXB.LIV.AC.UK>

> ... If I remeber
> correctly, you should remove your mouse driver, then install windows, and
> windows will install it's own mouse driver (MOUSE.SYS) for you.

There shouldn't be any need for this--don't reinstall Win3.1.  The driver
can be found on the installation disks in "most" cases.  If it is not
I can zip the file to someone.  But reinstalling Win3.1 would be like
going around the world when you can go across the street. :-)

Joe
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From: bclong@usthk.ust.hk
Subject: How to install WinQVT/NET? HELP!!
Organization: The Hong Kong University of Science & Technology (HKUST)
Date: Sat, 9 Jan 1993 21:15:42 GMT



HELP!!!!


	I am trying to install WinQVT/NET on my PC.  Yet, there seems to be
	no instruction at all in the zip file for installation.  When I run
	the exe file wnqvtnet.exe in Windows (3.1), a error message saying
	"network initialization failure" pop up and nothing happen.

	What should I do to install it? What lines should I add to my
	CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT file in order for it to work?

	I am using a 3C503 EtherNet card.


	Any help and suggestion will be appreciated!!


								lv

					bclong@usthk.ust.hk

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Date:         Tue, 5 Jan 1993 08:16:14 -0400
From:         Bill Adkins <adkins@CAER.UKY.EDU>
Subject:      Re: books for Windows programming

  Belal...

  This subject came up recently on here or TCPLUS-L (I forget which).  I can't
tell you the best book but...
  From the references given in the discussion, I had our librarian do a search
and came up with the list below.  Please, any of you out there with comments on
any/all of them, GIVE.  I haven't bought any yet, so help us out.

  Atkinson, Lee and Mark.  Using Borland C Plus Plus 3.  2nd ed. 1300 p. 01/92.
                           $34.95  ISBN 0-88022-901-2   Que.

  Swan, Tom.               Mastering Borland C Plus Plus.  1000 p.  07/92.
                           $34.95  ISBN 0-672-30274-8   Sams.

  Hu, David.               Borland C Plus Plus Text and Graphics Editor Toolbox.
                           02/92.  $59.95 incl. disks. ISBN 0-553-35417-5
                           Bantam Books Inc.

  Norton, Peter.           Borland C Plus Plus Programming for Windows.  01/92.
                           $29.95  ISBN 0-553-35143-5  Bantam Books Inc.

  Peterson, Mark.          Borland C Plus Plus Developers Bible. 650 p. 07/92
                           $29.95  ISBN 1-878739-16-6  Waite Group Press.

  Hu, David.               Borland C Plus Plus Asynchronous Communications
                           Toolbox.
                           01/92  $59.95  ISBN 0-553-35443-4 Bantam Books Inc.

  Ezzell, Ben.             Borland C Plus Plus 3.0 Programming: Includes
                           Window Programming.
                           2nd ed.   01/92  $28.95  ISBN 0-201-60866-9
                           Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. Inc.

  Faison, Ted.             Borland C Plus Plus 3 Object-Oriented Programming.
                           650 p.  02/92  $39.95  ISBN 0-672-30004-4  Sams.

All paperbacks except maybe the 1st Hu.

             Bill Adkins, Univ. of Ky. Center for Applied Energy Research
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From:         "Mr. S. Newby" <SNCJP@LIVERPOOL.AC.UK>
Subject:      CARD.DLL for the old Windows 3.0

Does anyone have a copy of the DLL, CARD.DLL that was first used for the
card game Solitare that comes with Windows. In later versions this has been
incorporated into the the program itself. I have the documentation for the
functions included in this DLL, but have since been unable to find a copy of
the code. My old windows 3.0 has long been discarded. Or is there an FTP site
where this might be availble. This relates to an article in PC Computer World
October where card.dll is used in an exmaple QB programing.

Steve Newby ( SNCJP@uk.ac.liverpool.ibm )
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From:         Diego <labdg@EMORYU1.CC.EMORY.EDU>
Subject:      Re: TT Fonts Included with Win3.1

If I remember correctly, most of these extra fonts are installed and used
by the latest version of Powerpoint (3.0).  It doesn't sound like your
copy of Win 3.1 was defective to me.... but if what you want is more
truetype fonts, there are many packages of them out quite inexpensively
these days (more reasonable than most type 1, anyways).

-Regards,
-Diego Gallina (labdg@unix.cc.emory.edu)
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