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From:         Bob Babcock <peprbv@CFA0.HARVARD.EDU>
Subject:      Labels printing too high
              17 Nov 1992 20:16:41 GMT <9211180611.AA01409@cfa0.HARVARD.EDU>

>>I'm using the Avery 5260 label macro and the appropriate labels, but the
>>labels print a little bit too high on the physical page.  Is there any
>>way to get the printing to start ca. 1/4" lower down on the page?  I'm
>>printing on an NEC LS890 PScript laser.

Try editing the paper size definition.  One of the options is text adjustment,
and it sounds like you need an 0.25" up/down adjustment.  You get to this
by something like Shift-F8, P, S, highlight appropriate form, E.
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From:         Claudio Ruiz <ab024@YFN.YSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Clip art/Paint Program

Check the new WorPerfect Presentation. I beleive it comes
with over 1500 clip art. I do not know the price yet, but
it is said to be a great program, and that you can export
your drawings to WordPerfect without any problems. You do not
need Windows to run. It will substitute WP Draw.
Check it out.

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From:         Roelof Oldenhuis <OLDENHUIS@IB.AGRO.NL>
Subject:      Same macro's for different WP languages/versions

Hello,

On our institute, we use different versions of WP (an older US version on
our local LAN and newer standalone NL versions.
To make macro's applicable for both languages, you have to use
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From:         Rusty Perrin <U7584RT@DOEMA.BITNET>
Subject:      more on psfiles into wp

From: Rusty Perrin
WordPerfect isn't displaying a picture for your EPS file in the print preview
because the application which created the EPS file did not prepend a TIFF file
with a picture of the results to the EPS file. Some applications do, some
don't. If there is an attached TIFF file, WordPerfect will use that to display
the graphic, and will also use it to print if you try printing to a
non-postscript printer. If it isn't there, then no preview, and only
Postscript printing.
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Subject: Re: Word Perfect 6.0
From: cctr132@csc.canterbury.ac.nz
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 00:00:49 GMT
Organization: University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand

In article <13NOV92.17517746.0036.MUSIC@SDSUMUS.SDSTATE.EDU>,
Melodie Lichty <CC37@SDSUMUS.SDSTATE.EDU> writes:

[someone else wrote:]
>> >[Stuff deleted ... ]  It includes Grammatik (a grammar checker) and
>> >ATM (Adobe fonts), in addition to several new button bars and other
>> >features.
>>
>> Does this mean that WP6.0 will have Grammatik as standard, or just the
>> windows version?
>
> I don't know. WP isn't saying yet. The only press release I saw was
> for Windows 5.2, and I assume that will carry over to 6.0. Guess
> we'll have to wait and see (or maybe Barb can leak this info,
> if she's still monitoring this list).

As the low-down on WP 6.0 is still under non-disclosure, it is unlikely
that people (particularly WP employees) will publicly confirm this.  ;-)


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Subject:      Re: screen extenders

Stairway's ScreenExtender is the lousiest piece of software I have
ever seen or used, bar none. It does not perform anything like what
it promises, the few features it has are trivial and unhelpful, and
it makes using WP51 a tiresome, nasty business. STAY AWAY!!!
Michael Morse
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From: daneel@trantor.dso.gov.sg (Daneel Pang)
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Subject: WPWIN macros problem
Date: 16 Nov 92 01:52:47 GMT
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The WPWIN is loaded on a NOVELL LAN and all files are flagged as 
Read Only Shareable.
As a user, to play a WPWIN macro (user created or system) without error, I 
have to open a file (WP/Macro/DOS txt) in the user directory. If not, the 
error message is "File 'xxx.wcm' has invalid format. Search for file?"
As supervisor, all macros can be played straight.
Any suggestions?

Thanks
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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 1992 15:47:40 GMT
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From:         victor m riefkohl <riefkohl@BITBOA.MEDNET.AF.MIL>
Subject:      WP Unix

I'm a WP 5.1 DOS and WPWIN 5.1 user. I'm interested in
buying WordPerfect for Unix for my office. Can any one share
their experiences with me before I make the big spend.

    The system we use here (office) is:

      AT&T 3B2/600G
      Unix System V (Ver 3.2.3 soon to upgrade to 4.0)

 Any ideas would be helpful. Answers can be sent directly
if you feel there no need to waste bandwidth.

Thanks

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From: 22642SC@MSU
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Subject: Clip art/Paint Program
Date: 19 Nov 92 07:25:28 GMT
Organization: Michigan State University

I am looking for a good paint/draw program that comes with alot of clipart.
I would like to use the graphics with Wordperfect for Windows.  Presently, I
am looking at Corell Draw, and Draw Perfect.  If anyone has any suggestions as
to which is better or if anyone has a better idea I'd appreciate it. (Right
now I'm leaning tword Draw Perfect $85.00 vs Corell Draw $600)
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Date: Friday, 20 Nov 1992 15:34:51 MEZ
From: Bernd Strebel <UMM205@DBNMEB1.BITNET>
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Subject: RE: Getting Setup information automatically - {SYSTEM}field~?
 <1een7fINNso4@usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu>

If i got the first message right, the problem was either rerading information f
rom the setup file  o r  creating an own one. why don't you use the -ps startop
tion, which gives the path of the setup file ? i have some batches, invoking wp
 with different setup files from the dosprompt, and it works fine. you just hav
e to create your own path, setup o n e  setup file the way you need and copy it
 into the path you'll specify with the -ps option.
bernd
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 1992 13:41:54 EDT
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From:         Michael Hollinger <MCHOLL@TSRV1.TS.WM.EDU>
Subject:      Re: File conversion from Word5.5

>> > Dag Janneke,
>> > Een signoffbriefje van deze lijst ben ik kwijt,
>> >
>> > Hoe kan ik me afmelden van deze lijst ?
>> >
>> > Met vriendelijke groet,

>Please write preferably in English.  If that is not possible, then
>French, Spanish or Portuguese will be fine. Ok?

>Thank you.

Okay, I know this has nothing to do w/Wp, but would someone tell me
if this translation is right? I only speak German & English (well, a
little bit of Russian, too, but that's not really relevant here..)

Hello Janneke,
Something about a signoff-letter from this list (and then am I)
possibly, I recieved a signonff letter from this list...

How can I join/signoff from this list

With frendly greetings (Sincerely,)

etc...

Anyone????
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From:         "Paul R. Coen" <PCOEN@DRUNIVAC.DREW.EDU>
Subject:      Phonetic alphabet

This leads to the question on whether or not there is a character set
anywhere that contains the complte International Phonetic Alphabet,
or at least the American English variant of it.  There are characters
in it that aren't available in Wordperfect at the moment.
From: curt@nereus.East.Sun.COM (Curt Harpold-Sun-Vienna VA-Systems Engineer)
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Subject: Hebrew in Mac WP
Date: 19 Nov 92 20:34:34 GMT
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What is the best way to support Hebrew text within WP documents on the
Macintosh?  Is there a module which can be added for right-to-left?
Would System 7.1 (worldscript) handle this automatically?  Is it
better to use the Hebrew localized version of the OS (not really
desirable)?.

Any help would be appreciated.


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From:         DEBBIE JUSTICE <JUSTICE@WCUVAX1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Phonetic alphabet

> This leads to the question on whether or not there is a character set
> anywhere that contains the complte International Phonetic Alphabet,
> or at least the American English variant of it.  There are characters
> in it that aren't available in Wordperfect at the moment.

A professor of Modern Foreign Languages here needed to use the IPA within
WordPerfect.  He tried a variety of things, including an attempt to import
the WordPerfect IPA charcter set used by the Duke Language Toolkit.

Eventually he found an IPA soft-font (vs. a cartridge) that works with his
HP laser printer.  Will get the source for the soft-font if there is
interest.  A suggestion: let WPCorp know that you need the IPA.

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From: gburlile@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Greg Burlile)
Subject: WP 5.1 DOS and Macro Using POPUP windows?
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Does anyone know of a way to simulate a popup menu in WP 5.1 for DOS within a 
macro.  I know how to put a menu across the bottom of the screen by using the 
CHAR macro command and a CASE statement, but I would really like to use a POPUP
menu.

Thanks in advance.
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From:         Michael Hollinger <MCHOLL@TSRV1.TS.WM.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Scalable Font Managers for WP DOS

> I have a question about DOS font managers.  I'm thinking about
> getting a font manager so I can give up using clunky bit-mapped
> downloadable fonts and get scalable fonts.  I have an HP IIP, but I
> might also want to use the scalable fonts on a Deskjet 500 and a
> Star Micronics NX 1000 nine pin printer.  The packages I've heard
> about and am considering are:
>
>         Bitstream Facelift
>         MicroLogic Morefonts
>         MicroLogic Truetype for DOS
>         Lasertools Fonts-on-the-Fly (Intellifont fonts)
>         Lasertools Primetype (type 1 postscript fonts)
>
> Does anyone have experience with any of these packages?

I use Facelift & another little product called EMULASER from time to
time. Facelift is pretty nice and does the job. Unfortunately, there
are only about 20 faces, so there isn't much variety. In particular,
there is o Old English type face.

EMULASER (I think $60 from Vertisoft Corp.) is a lot, lot slower
(takes a good long time to use) but has the advantage of being able
to reproduce any postscript type-thing on any printer. What I do is
just use EMULASER for the final documents. It's pretty good for the
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From: wb8foz@skybridge.SCL.CWRU.Edu (David Lesher)
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Subject: Re:      Macro editor: ED
Date: 20 Nov 1992 01:00:37 GMT
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Others said
#     I am looking for an independent macro editor.
# I get memory conflicts when I edit very large macro's within WP.
# So besides printing and editing very easily with such an editor, it is
# impossible for me to edit my macro's at all.

1) You can buy the editor that is used in "WP Office" for about
$80.00.  This will edit/print/etc, but if (like me) you have modified
WpF with lots of special keyboards & macros, you then gotta do them
again in the editor.....

2) There is a shareware routine around  - MPEWP12.ZIP or such.  It lets
you write macros in WordPerfect text that says {DISPLAY OFF} and then
converts it to the token that displays as {DISPLAY OFF}, but really
works... It has lots of other tricks, too. I have not used it, but it
LOOKS interesting....

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From: cctr132@csc.canterbury.ac.nz
Subject: Re: TeX to WP
Organization: University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1992 01:35:44 GMT

In article <32946@rnd.GBA.NYU.EDU>, jcao@rnd.GBA.NYU.EDU (Jingbin Cao
~{2\>01r~}) writes:
>On Thu, 19 Nov 1992 00:00:51 GMT Kristin Kelly Buxton said:
>>I have some files that were produced in LaTeX and am not sure how to
>>convert them into WP format (including equations, etc.)  If anyone
>>would have any information that might help me please email. Thanks
> 
> I've just got a reply from wp support stating it is not possible at
> the moment to convert TeX (equations only) to wp equations
> automatically. Given the immense popularity of TeX in the math world,
> Mathematica exports equations in TeX for example, those of us who are
> smart enough to use wp equations will inevitably face the conversion
> issue. Let's all write to wp demanding such a capability be included
> in future versions. It shouldn't be too costly for them.

Yep -- if you want it, ask for it.  WP respond to suggestions for
improvements/additions/modifications largely on the basis of how much
noise is made in favour of each.

> ... Besides,
> AmiPro, wp's major competitor, supports TeX equations.

True, but they did it the "easy" way -- they contracted out the whole
equation editor to a company which was producing a math/physics/
engineering-oriented Windows word processor.  That company is the maker
of T3 ("tee cubed") and "Scientific Word for Windows" -- the latter is a
fancy Windows front-end to a (La)TeX generator.

Hope this helps someone,

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Subject: Re: screen extenders
 <92321.223755MMORSE@YORKVM1.BITNET>

I have Stairway Scrreenextender, but unloaded it (off a '286-16 notebook;
it was great for displaying CG Times 12-point *entire* lines on the
screen, but it messed up my page preview: even with 2-megs of emm,
all I'd get when I attempted to preview was an "Out of Memory"
message. Guess SE runs in lower 640k or something (or my lack of memory
manager smarts to load everything high to free up lower 640k). Whatever,
I liked SE for what it did for normal work, but hated it for messing
up page preview, so I dumped it.
BobM

BTW: you have to match SE with your exact upgrade version of WP51 or
you'll have problems up the kazoo.
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From:         Rusty Perrin <U7584RT@DOEMA.BITNET>
Subject:      WP 5.1 DOS and Macro Using POPUP windows?

From: Rusty Perrin
There is a macro included with WordPerfect which uses a pop-up menu. I don't
recall the name, but the purpose is to perform various special print
functions, such as print a document with comments, or print a reveal codes
view. It is probably buried inside one of the keyboard layouts, but it might
be one of the stand-alone macros WP supplies. It should provide a good example
for you. If you can't find it, ask and I'll dig a little deeper and find the
name and location.
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From:         Glendon Computer Co-ordinator <GL000002@YUORION.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Phonetic alphabet

ATECH company sells POWERPAK & extra fonts, among them the
IPA. Costs $, though.
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This leads to the question on whether or not there is a character set
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From: uenjc@Msu.oscs.montana.edu
Subject: Re: Phonetic character set?
Reply-To: uenjc@Msu.oscs.montana.edu
Organization: Montana State University
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 15:21:55 GMT

In article <8B3ADE6400E0397E@usthk.ust.hk>, lcjohn <LCJOHN@USTHK.BITNET> writes:
>Please excuse if this is a FAQ:
>
>I need to include phonetic characters (the ones that appear at the
>beginning of dictionaries) in a document.  I've looked through the
>appendices in the WP manual: there are a few in character set 1 (accessed
>by ctrl-v).  Does anyone know how to access the whole set?
>
>Thanks very much.
>
> John Milton -- lcjohn@usthk.bitnet -- lcjohn@usthk.ust.hk ----
>                Language Centre - Hong Kong University of Science & Technology
I have been asking WP CORP for years to develop a phonetics character set. 
They claim that there is not enough demand to make it worth there trouble.  
There are some characters that are close and you can use the COMPOSE function 
to create them.  Unfortunately, they are often rasterized fonts that print out
graphically as "stick figures" - not very attractive.  Some common phonetic
fonts such as "schwa" are simply not available in the character sets WP
provides.   So if all of you who desire phonetic fonts would call WP at
1-800-321-3260 and request this enhancement, perhaps something might be done.

In the mean time, for those that use WPWIN I have a TrueType phonetic font set
that Professor Racicot at the Univ. of Montreal provided me that I would be
happy to forward to you.

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