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From: ksalzber@HAMLINE.EDU (Kenneth Salzberg)
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Subject: Re: DMP Print Spooler
Date: 6 Nov 92 19:05:45 GMT
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I tried, and tried: Loaded DMP with the /dd: switch, to use the ramdisk
as the spooler location.  The program reported that it was loaded, spooled
to the ramdisk, with 1K avaliable for spooling and none spooled.  I then
loaded dv, loaded nb4, called a file, and went to Dos, to tell DMP to print
to a disk, since I don't have a printer attached here at school, then back
to NB, typed "print" and timed it.  30sec.  I then tried a printd, to see
how long nb, without spooling of any sort, would take to write the file:
20sec.  The files were, as expected, identical, and the only file in the
D: drive was the print.tmp than NB produced to print the files.
	I did the same things outside of DV, with about 4 sec. less in
each (printing, to disk with DMP, and printd, through NB), but no seeming
spooling (getting the program back faster) by using DMP.  Am I missing
something?  When I did this at home, actually printing, there wasn't any
spooling going on either.  ?
--Ken Salzberg
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Subject: Re: Toshiba 321 driver
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When I received NB 4.0 I was very happy to find the option to
"Set top margin on printer" to which Ken Salzberg refers, as I too
have been struggling with the Toshiba top margins.  However, 30 or so
attempts to use this feature have been unsuccessful.  After setting the
option to [1] I reload, get the same double top margin, and the
printer driver set-up screen again displays [0] as if I had never
attempted any change.  Has anyone else had this problem?  Or is the
problem rather with my copy of the program / my incompetence?

Jerry McCausland
Univ. of Pittsburgh
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Date:         Tue, 10 Nov 92 09:27:23 EST
From:         SCHARTA@YALEVM.BITNET
Subject:      NB4 arrival
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The impressive vote for Clinton and his agenda for __change__ must have had
some impact on NBI. Finally they changed their mind and delivered the
NB4/Lingua package to New Haven/Connecticut, for which I have paid -believe it
or not- over one and a half years ago. The poorly documented installation went
very roughly. But after several hours of work, I now have at least NB4
running. However, I have still problems with Lingua which are annoying. I will
present these problems to the list if a phonecall to NBI is not successfull.

  Is that really the Lingua-version I have paid for?

 Aaron Schart
 354 Cannerst. Apt. 629
 New Haven, CT 06511
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 92 12:14:00 GMT
From:         JAE2@VAXB.YORK.AC.UK
Subject:      RE: Permanent settings, part II
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Franscisco,

	There is despite what I said in my reply to Robert one thing
that should work here, or rather, two!  First, see if part-way through
nbcustom.set is a redundant carriage return, and knock it out.  Second,
ruthlessly alter any defaults above that that conflict with the ones
you've added.

	(My general point remains valid.)
jae2@uk.ac.york

(Printer problem; Dorothy Day helped out most kindly with part, but I seem
now - having installed my printer under Wndows - to have lost NLQ.  Isn't
the ribbon or cable.  Cd of course be prinbter growing old - but odd
coincidence.)
(Anyone any thoughts?  - Allan - I'm the one whose driver won't load, it says
it is but I have to reload and reload unless I install 2 necs, ?)
From: tos@OZ.PLYMOUTH.EDU (Tom Schlesinger)
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Subject: Cellular Table Bug?
Date: 8 Nov 92 02:16:24 GMT
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Has anyone used cellular tables in NB/Lingua 4.0 yet?

I had no trouble setting one up; essentially same as NB 3.0.  But getting
around in the table proved impossible.  In NB 3.0 one used SHFT-F3 and SHFT-F4.
The QRG, p. 31, also calls for that.  However, using SHFT-F4 to jump to next
cell produces the "View Margins" toggle, which is also what the NB 4.0 template
indicates as the SHFT-F4 function.  Looks like a goof of theirs, or... ???

Any ideas?

Tom Schlesinger                 INTERNET: TOMS@PSC.PLYMOUTH.EDU
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From: firey@epas.utoronto.ca (A. Firey)
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Subject: cursor lost in richesses
Date: 8 Nov 92 14:56:51 GMT
Organization: University of Toronto - EPAS

(I tried to post a note about this a week or two ago, but I
may have failed to negotiate this new and rather frightful
mail program.  Please forgive any repetition of my plaint --
I saw no replies, and so thought I should try again.)

I am running NB4 (with apparent general success!) on an AT,
Intel 80286 with a Monochrome (MDA) monitor and,
I *think*, a Hercules Plus video controller.  While my cursor
is visible in most circumstances (I have had no problems with
underlines or blinks), when it is in the Thesaurus window of
words, it disappears.  It *is* there, for if I press Return,
a new and rather unpredictable alternative word appears in
the text, but it would be nice to have a bit more control over
the selection of such vocabulary changes.  In all other windows
(spelling, etc.) everything seems to be all right: there are
bright bits and faint bits and highlight bars and a visible
cursor.  The Thesaurus window is quite plain in aspect.  I
tried to re-install the Thesauros, and I was instructed
to insert my version 3.0 disk, that the program might find
the file WFBG.SYN.  When I did, there was an error message:
"error: wrong archive structure."

Is the Thesaurus a working feature in NB4?  Is there anything
I can do to make the archive structure of WFBG.SYN the right one?
(It was a pristine original disk which I fed into the machine.)
I have tried Update options, and I have spent considerable time
exploring the Set possibilities (default, general, and anything
else that seemed to have promise.  I even tried the EGA
alternative settings, but to no avail)

I *do* hope that someone will be able to help me regain access
to all those words...
Abigail Firey
Centre for Mediaeval Studies, University of Toronto
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From:         arippin@ACS.UCALGARY.CA
Subject:      Re: More on IBID Searching
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              at

LIke Paul Bodin, I have no problem searching Ibid files with
Lingua characters from multiple font sets (i.e., Arabic
transliteration).  I store and call to the screen all files in
compressed format and can enter any character with CTRL and ALT
keys according to the way I have remapped the keyboard.  As I
reported last month, the only problem I have had with Ibid is
in moving the DAT files from NB 3.1 to 4.0 when they contained
special characters combined with various underlining codes.
Problems in finding entries in 4.0 with these characters,
therefore, may well stem from the process of converting them from
3.1 type files.

***************
Andrew Rippin
Religious Studies, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Phone: 403-220-5886               email: ARippin @ acs.ucalgary.ca
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From: HOLSCHUH@UCS.INDIANA.EDU
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Subject: Manual Toshiba 321 fix?
Date: 7 Nov 92 04:25:29 GMT
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Rolling the platen back manually on the first sheet of a printout does not work
on the Toshiba 321, because the printer is designed to roll the paper back out
of the printer when the small rollers are lifted from the paper and platen. The
procedure serves me well for longer documents, because then I do not mind
sacrificing one blank first page (rolling it back a few lines without lifting
the small rollers). The 321 really needs a software fix (as NBI acknowledges)
in NB4.
Albrecht holschuh@iubacs, holschuh@ucs.indiana.edu
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From:         JAE2@VAXB.YORK.AC.UK
Subject:      Re: Permanent settings
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Ken,
Many thanks.  I didn't for various reasons make myself clear.  FF5 is the one
 that's there, or sometimes ff0, but ff3 is what my printer in fact supports!
(Though NB4 sticvks to mono as default whatever I do.)
So that's why I changed it to ff3, with as I said no response.

yes, ff0 does look like courier, doesn't it?  I'm not surprised it does on the
 NEC as that would be its draft mode.

Another little oddity; on occasion -rare - I get prestige on the menu as
 defaultbut it won't print out.

You encourage me to go home and change these settings to see what happens!
Maybe ff something wd get me nlq!
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From:         M.E.Bennun@CEN.EX.AC.UK
Subject:      Re: UK spellers
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              929:59 pm

Michael Dick wrote........
>
>
> This is a false problem: the English should be content to spell words the way
> they're supposed to be.
>         Michael Dick (No afraid to visit London)
>         DICK@SIENA
>
>

Does anybody know this guy - is he always like this?

Firstly, I'm not English: my Scouse-and-proud--of-it wife tells me
grimly that _British_ I may be, but _English_?  NEVAH!_. To which I
reply that the knowledge gives me much comfort, and that I am glad
that any cultural assumptions which may be made on the sight of my UK
passport, which I carry reluctantly, are instantaneously dispelled the
moment my accent is heard.

Secondly, even Kapies like me know how English is supposed to be
spelled - we will never let ourselves forget of our colonial
heritage, unlike the nationals of a certain other country I could
mention!

 ---------------
Mervyn E. Bennun, Law Department, University of Exeter
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From:         "Paul J. Bodin" <pjb3@CUNIXB.CC.COLUMBIA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: SET and downloading fonts
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Tim Moore writes:

> The behaviour reported is indeed curious.  I am afraid I can't answer the
> questions about NBPI= etc; but I have a supplementary question of my own.
> I often use Bitstream Garamond fonts.  In my case the program downloads
> only when necessary, with one exception: it always downloads the 30 pt
> Roman Garamond font, even when this font is not used anywhere in the
> document, and it downloads it first.  This is unaccountable, and somewhat
> annoying, since the file is quite large and takes an appreciable time to
> download; it also eats up a good chunk of printer memory.

How much memory does your printer have?  Is the memory value correctly
set in your printer driver?  As you point out the 30 point font is a
very large one.  The new printer driver doesn't just download the
fonts, it manages the fonts according to available printer memory.  If
the large 30 point font is occupying memory needed for other fonts it
will be deleted, with the consequence that it must be downloaded again
if you use it subsequently.  If you have more memory than your printer
driver knows about, correcting the memory setting may remedy the matter.

___________________________________________________________________________
Paul J. Bodin                         Internet: pjb3@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu
Union Theological Seminary               smail: 435-52nd Street
(718) 439-3549                                  Brooklyn, NY 11220
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From:         "Jerome T. Walsh" <walshj@SJUVM.STJOHNS.EDU>
Subject:      Is this a fug or a beature?
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I have heard the knowledgeable speak of Ctrl-Alt-Esc as if it performed some
wonderful (undocumented?) function in NB3.x.  Quite honestly, I didn't pay
much attention since it sounded a bit too arcane for me.  But this evening,
in Lingua, aiming for an ayin, I hit Esc by accident.  My, oh, my!  My
colors turned to bright lavender on black, with chartreuse fn call nos, neon
blue underlining and bright red orange italics.  Where are my sunglasses??
After much pondering and playing, I noticed that the on-screen characters
had changed too.  The video font set was no longer the Lingua set but the
slightly larger ASCII set.  (And I couldn't get on-screen exotic
diacriticals, Hebrew, Greek, etc., though this was not true every time I
tried the experiment...)  After much more playing, I finally discovered that
Ctrl-Esc would return me to Lingua colors and screen fonts.  In ASCII,
Ctrl-Alt-Esc changes the screen colors but leaves the screen font alone.  I
have no idea what this is supposed to be good for, or if it is doing other
things I'm not aware of, but it was startling, to say the least.  Can
anybody enlighten me on it?
Jerome T. Walsh                          walshj@sjuvm.stjohns.edu.internet
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Subject:      LOSING THE CURSOR ON MONO SYSTEMS
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Abigail Firey wites that the cursor/display area disappears in some
menu selections.  I had the same problem on a 286 mono system until
I started nb with the mono switch like so NB /M.

Brian Campbell
Sociology & Anthropology
Mount Allison University
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Subject:      Silly Problem?
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Since installing Windows, and the NEC to use with Ami etc, I find I get bad
 printout with NB!

Is this just some kind of silly coincidence?

Judy Evans
jae2@uk.ac.york
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From:         "J-P Takala, University of Helsinki,
              Sociology" <JTAKALA@FINUHA.BITNET>
Subject:      missing hyphens in printout
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Anyone have a clue on this one?  When printing out, some conditional hyphens
behave oddly.  The line breaks OK, and the word is split between the two
lines but sometimes, maybe once in 25 cases, there is no hy
phen (just like this) in the end of the upper line.  Any ideas?

I used No Justification.  The anomalous lines were not particularly long
or short.  The text was mainly Finnish, with long words and lots of
manually inserted conditional hyphens.  I first suspected that there were
multiple hidden hyphens in a row in those bad cases, but no, that did not
seem to be the case.  I'm using Times Roman (ff5) on a HP Laserjet III
over a Novell network, if that makes a difference.
I haven't done anything to the HY setting, so I guess it's on and
maybe I should turn it off and see whether the problem persists?

j-p takala
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Paul Bodin's advice is best, I think.  But if you want to experiment, you
you should look at the width table, paying attention to the width attribute
given to the period and the space (SW).  Fiddling with these should fix it.
Tim Moore
Department of Philosophy
The University of Hong Kong
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From:         Kenneth Salzberg <ksalzber@HAMLINE.EDU>
Subject: Re: Toshiba 321 driver
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JPEarls solution is great as long as one is always (or maybe usually)
going to print with the "difficult" printer.  It allows the program to
set the top margin, which it sets at 0.  I still want to know why the
help screen that suggests that one can change this attribute printer
by printer doesn't seem to work.
--Ken Salzberg
ksalzber@hamline.edu
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 92 16:30:37 IST
From:         GLDBRGJO@NYUACF.BITNET
Subject:      Re: German "sz"
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Aaron,

Jerome Walsh mentioned the ability to change fonts in a font pool, and ,
though I was not a beta tester, I have found that this capability exists,
though I will not vouch for how well it works since I have not actually tried
it.  In any case, under the "edit" menu choose "alphabets" and near the bottom
of the list is an option, the name of which I don't remember, but it is
fairly obvious by its name that its purpose is to change the characters in
a font pool.  Once you choose this option you are given a list of the font
pools.  Choose the one you want to edit.  My guess from here is that you place
the cursor on a character you want to replace, then choose the option, listed
at the bottom of the window, to view inventory and page through the list
until you find the character you want.  Select that character, and pick the
option that seems most likely to copy that character into the font set.

I'm sorry if this is a little vague, like I say I've only looked at it, but
never done it.  If anyone knows what file(s) one should back up to recover
from any messes that one might make that would be helpful to know.

Good luck, I for one would be interested to hear if you succeed!

Yechiel Goldberg
GLDBRGJO@ACFCLUSTER.NYU.EDU
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From:         "J-P Takala, University of Helsinki,
              Sociology" <JTAKALA@FINUHA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: changing symbol sets on HP laserjet
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(This is strictly non-Lingua).
Tom, thanks but I'm not sure whether I understood your suggestion, or that
my original problem was clearly put.
My problem now is not with keyboards or entering any ASCII character in the
file.  It is how to change the Symbol Set that the printer (HP LJ III in my
case) uses when putting those codes onto paper.  And how to change that
within a file.  I do need the Norwegian o-slash, which is excluded
from the default Symbol Set, called "PC-8 Symbol Set" (which looks like the
"original" _extended_ IBM character set from half a dozen years back), but
is included in a slightly modified "PC-8 D/N Symbol Set".  HOWEVER, I want
to know how I can return to the other set in case I need, in the same file,
any of those characters that are NOT in the D/N set, such as the "European"
quotes at ASCII 174-175, or "degree" at 167, not to speak of cents and yens
at 155, 157.
>
>> However, now I'm using the D/N symbol set all the time.
>> It would be neater to change to that set just for the one character
>> and return to the more standard one.
>
> How about using your normal Finnish/Swedish character set and
> changing the keyboard table.  For instnce : in the normal (o-with-two-
> dots) position place a combination CTRL and that key to produce the
> phentically equivivalent o-with-slash.  Have a look in any ASCII
> table for the values of the characters.  The printer will produce the
> correct ones.  That is fine if you mix languages.

> Alternatively, have two printer tables, one for each character set.

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Subject:      Re: Break XPL-program
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I believe a simple ESC used to work for me in this situation.

                                                       Odeda.
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Date:         Sat, 7 Nov 92 21:25:59 -0600
From:         Kenneth Salzberg <ksalzber@HAMLINE.EDU>
Subject: Re: Cellular Table Bug?
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Tom,
	I've set up a couple of cellular tables with no real problems
so far, but then my QRG p. 31 doesn't seem to say what yours does.  I
don't find any Shift-F4's on p. 31, but the cellular table section in
mine, p. 100-101, says to use Home/End to move left/right by column,
which is easier, and works.

--Ken Salzberg
ksalzber@hamline.edu
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Date:         Fri, 6 Nov 92 09:10:49 -0600
From:         Kenneth Salzberg <ksalzber@HAMLINE.EDU>
Subject: Re: Ctrl-= etc.; and Jonagold
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Pg. 27, quick reference guide: Ctrl+space is what used to be Ctrl + -
Ctrl Shift Space is Capitalize word
Ctrl Alt   Space is Lowercase Word
Ctrl Shift Alt Space is Uppercase Word

It's snowing, there's 5 inches on the ground and the skiing has been
great fun (after a summer on roller skis).  The local apples, like the
harlasons are in, and tasty.

--Ken Salzberg
ksalzber@hamline.edu
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Date:         Tue, 10 Nov 92 02:12:06 IST
From:         Michael Dick <DICK@SIENA.BITNET>
Subject:      Gateway & Overflow
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 appropriate overflow drive
letter. Actually I had had it set for a ram disk (3 meg), but when that failed
I tried C (harddrive). But I did NOT add the slash. I hope that works.
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