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Corel WordPerfect Suite Readme

This file contains last-minute changes to Corel WordPerfect Suite information that is not documented elsewhere.

Technical Support Help

Installation Information

General Information

Corel WordPerfect Suite Applications

AT&T WorldNet Netscape Browser

Errata

How to contact us


Technical Support Help

Sales

Technical Support Services

Additional Customer Support


Sales

To order additional products or supplementary materials please call the Sales Center at (800) 772-6735.


Calling Customer Support
Additional Customer Support

For information on North American technical support programs please contact:

Corel WordPerfect Priority Service Sales at 1-800-861-2160.

For information on International technical support programs please contact:

UK - 44 1932 821421

Australia - WANG Australia - 02 898 6856

New Zealand - The Number One Service Company - 09 526 1155

South Africa - Zimele Technologies - 021-658-4222


Additional Customer Support Services
Technical Support Services

Technical Support is provided in the form of electronic support which is available at no extra charge through the Corel Bulletin Board Service (BBS), the Corel Fax-On-Demand service, the World Wide Web and FTP Internet sites and Compuserve*.

*Online service providers and other support details are subject to change without notice.

IVAN 24-Hour Automated Support System

IVAN, our Interactive Voice Answering Network, contains answers to commonly asked technical questions and allows you to solve your own problems 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. IVAN is regularly updated with the latest information, tips, and tricks. You can also request that IVAN solutions be faxed to you. There is no charge for the IVAN service beyond the cost of the telephone call. To use this service, please call (801) 765-4038.

Fax-On-Demand Service

If you have a fax machine, you can get detailed information about Corel's WordPerfect products, supplementary materials and services, and Customer Support solutions to common problems, 24 hours a day, by calling (801) 765-4037.

Electronic Support for the Hearing Impaired

Customers with a telecommunications device for the deaf (TDD) or teletypewriter (TTY) can get support Monday through Friday during normal business hours by calling (801) 765-4032.

Corel's WordPerfect BBS

If you have a modem and communications software package, you can access Corel's WordPerfect Bulletin Board Service (BBS). You can download files, including printer drivers, troubleshooting information, and utilities, and you can transfer problem files to Customer Support through the BBS. For an explanation for how to access and use the BBS, call (801) 765-4033.

To access the BBS, call (801) 221-5197.

Make-It-Perfect

To record requests for product and policy enhancements, call (801) 765-4030.

CompuServe

If you have a CompuServe membership, you can access WordPerfect technical information by entering GO COREL at the CompuServe prompt. On this forum, you can quickly search the Corel WordPerfect technical information database for answers to many of your technical questions or problems. This site also contains printer drivers and other files you can download.

Internet

The World-Wide Web address for WordPerfect on the Internet is http://www.corel.com. At this location, you can quickly search the Corel WordPerfect technical information database. From the database, you can read, print, or download documents that contain answers to many of your technical questions or problems. This site also contains printer drivers and other files you can download.

If you need to contact Corel in writing about your suite products, please use the following address:

ATTN CUSTOMER SUPPORT

COREL CORPORATION LIMITED

567 E. TIMPANOGOS PKWY

OREM, UT  84057


Installation Information

General Installation Notes

Notes on Upgrading from WPWin 6.0 to 6.1

Installation of Bitstream TrueType Fonts

Installation of Existing Files

Installing Dashboard 3.0 over previous versions

Installing Quattro Pro on a Network Server

Keyboard Template

Sidekick Installation


General Installation Notes

Audible prompts

When installing Corel WordPerfect from diskettes, ensure that the "Enable System Sounds" is enabled in the Sound utility of the Control Panel in order to receive an audible beep during prompting to insert the next diskette.

Compression issues and the TEMP directory

It is recommended that the TEMP directory be created and reside on uncompressed drives.

Installation and File Manager

The SETUP program was designed to work when launched from File Manager (in Microsofts  PROGMAN.EXE). You may experience problems running SETUP from other desktop managers such as HP Dashboard or Norton Desktop.

Installation and SMARTDRIVE

The Setup routine was designed to work best with SMARTDRV.EXE, using the default options.  Do not disable the floppy drive read cache.  Note that the absence of a disk cache and some third-party caches will increase the installation time.

Installation TEMP Paths

Typically, applications store temp files in the directory pointed to by the TEMP environment variable.  The application is then limited to the available space on the drive that the TEMP variable points to.  With graphics applications dealing with large bitmaps, this amount of space may not be enough at times.  By setting various alternative places where TEMP files can be stored, Corel WordPerfect applications can take advantage of other drives or partitions the user has for temporary storage, instead of being unable to complete the task due to a lack of free space on the one drive pointed to by TEMP environment variable.

Language Modules

Allows you to install translated dictionaries for use with Corel WordPerfect. To install the Language modules, run E:\LANGUAGE\SETUP.EXE where E: is the CD-ROM drive letter.

Running SETUP without the Graphical Front-end

If you wish to install the WordPerfect Suite components without using the graphical front-end (SETUPM.EXE), run SETUP.EXE from the \CORELWPS directory.

Screen Savers during install

To speed up the install process, close any screen saver that you may have active. Once the install is complete, you can re-activate the screen saver.

The ~COREL.T Directory

During the installation of Corel WordPerfect, SETUP will create the ~COREL.T temporary directory. This directory is deleted when SETUP has completed successfully.  If you notice that ~COREL.T remains on your hard drive, you can delete this directory using File Manager.


Keyboard Template

The file KEYBOARD.WPG contains a keybaord template that can be viewed and printed from within Corel Presentations. The file is located in the root directory of the clipart collection (E:\CLIPART, where E is your CD-ROM drive).

For best results, the template should be printed in color and on legal size paper.


General Information

Conventional Memory on an IBM Thinkpad

Replacing Envoy 1.0 with Envoy 1.0a

Running the Corel WordPerfect Suite QuickTour on a system using non-standard OEM windows video drivers

Setting Up LAN Post Offices and Mailboxes to Work with the Object Exchange

Using DAD to tile non-Corel WordPerfect Suite applications

Using DAD when running Corel WordPerfect Suite on OS/2

Using DAD with Paradox

WordPerfect Printer Drivers


CONVENTIONAL MEMORY ON AN IBM THINKPAD

If you drop below 475K of conventional memory on an IBM Thinkpad, DAD cannot be started from the StartUp Group in Program Manager.  To solve this problem, you must either free up more than 475K of conventional memory, or remove DAD from the Startup Group in Program Manager.


REPLACING ENVOY 1.0 WITH ENVOY 1.0A

If you are replacing Envoy 1.0 with Envoy 1.0a, you can delete the files in ENVOY\PROGS and remove the directory.  You should not try to run Envoy 1.0 after you have installed Envoy 1.0a.


RUNNING THE COREL WordPerfect SUITE QUICKTOUR ON A SYSTEM USING NON-STANDARD OEM WINDOWS VIDEO DRIVERS

If your system uses a non-standard OEM Windows video driver, you may encounter display problems or application errors when running the Corel WordPerfect Suite QuickTour.  If so, try selecting a standard video driver, such as VGA or Super VGA 800 x 600, or select an OEM driver with a lower resolution.

The QuickTour has been tested on systems equipped with all VGA resolutions with good results using standard Windows video drivers and common OEM drivers.


Setting Up LAN Post Offices and Mailboxes to Work with the Object Exchange

The Object Exchange lets you use your existing local area network to send and receive objects by setting up LAN post offices and mailboxes. A LAN post office is a directory to which all users in your workgroup have access, and a mailboxes are subdirectories  contained within the post office directory.

To use the Object Exchange with your LAN,

1.	Create a post office by selecting a shared area to which all of your correspondents have access, and creating a directory. For example, J:\OBEXPOST, where J: is the name of a network drive and OBEXPOST is the name of the post office.

2.	Create a mailbox for each user by creating subdirectories under the post office directory. For example, J:\OBEXPOST\USER1 and J:\OBESPOST\USER2.

3.	When you configure your LAN account in the Object Exchange, enter the mailbox name (for example, USER1) in the Mailbox Name edit field, and the post office path in the Post Office Path edit field (for example, J:\OBEXPOST).

4.	If you want to protect your correspondents' privacy, give the following capabilities to users by assigning the appropriate network rights to each mailbox:

   * Read and delete files for the mailbox owner

   * Scan, create, and write files for all other users

   For detailed information on how to assign rights to mailboxes on various LANs, see the instructions below.

If you want to experiment on your own, you can create post office and mailbox directories on your local hard disk, and mail and publish objects to yourself.

BANYAN 5.0

1.	Log in to the Banyan server from a network workstation.

2.	When prompted, enter your login name. Enter either your Banyan nickname or your full StreetTalk user name, including your group and organization names.

3.	When prompted, enter your password. If you don't have a password, or if this is the first time you've logged on to the first server on a network, press Enter.

4.	After the server displays a report on network resources activated during your login, a logical drive designator appears, just like a DOS prompt:

E:\>

This is the default login drive for the Banyan network system just after Banyan system installation. If you've set a different default drive in your user profile, the drive you set appears instead.

5.	Create a directory for the Object Exchange post office files. For example:

G:

CD \

MD PO

6.	Create one directory, or mailbox, in the post office directory for each user. For example:

CD PO

MD USER1

MD USER2  etc.

7.	Set the access rights list for the post office directory and the user directories using SETARL.

The SETARL program sets the access rights list for a resource. When the program prompts you for the directory name, enter the post office directory name (for example, PO). For the post office directory, enable all access rights -- Owner, Group, and World -- for all users.

For each user mailbox, enable W (rite) and C (reate) only, and set the ownership correctly.

Consult the chapter on "Services" in the "Banyan Administrator's Guide"

for more information about access rights.

Microsoft Lanman 2.1

1.	Run NET ADMIN for the server to open the Lan Manager Administrator window.

2.	From the Lan Manager Administrator window, determine what security mode you're running in by selecting Config from the menu and choosing Server options. If user security is checked, you're in user security mode. If it isn't, you're in share security mode.

Installation differs depending on the security mode. For user security mode, follow these instructions:

a.	Choose View, Shared Resources to open the Shared Resources at  \\SERVER dialog box, where SERVER is the name of your server.

b.	Choose Add Share.

c.	When you see a list, select Disk Directory and choose OK.

d.	Type the name you want for your post office in the Sharename  text box (for example, PO).

e.	If your applications are installed on drive C, type C:\APPS\PO  in the Path text box.

f.	Choose OK to confirm settings and OK to create directory.

g.	Lan Manager opens the Select a File for Access Permissions  dialog box.  With <current directory> selected, press Enter.

h.	You see the Access Permissions for \\SERVER \PO dialog box, where SERVER is your server name.  Choose the W (rite) and C (reate)  permissions.

i.	Move to the Not permitted list and highlight the *USERS group and choose Permit to transfer the *USERS group to the Permitted list.   You should see *USERS (WC) in the Permitted list. Repeat this procedure until all users have WC permission to the post office.  Choose OK to confirm your settings.

j.	Lan Manager returns to the Select a File for Access Permissions  dialog box.  Choose Done.

k.	Lan Manager returns to the Shared Resources at \\SERVER dialog  box, where "SERVER" is your server name.  Choose Add share to  add another sharename.  Choose disk directory and OK to confirm.

l.	In the Share a Directory with the Network dialog box, type the  name of a mailbox directory. It is recommended that you use the  Lan Manager user name of the individual as the mailbox name for ease of system administration.

m.	In the Path text box type

C:\PO\mailbox name

where mailbox name is the username of the individual for whom  you are creating the mailbox.  Choose OK to confirm your settings and OK to confirm that Lan manager should create the directory.

n.	Lan manager opens the Select a File for access Permissions dialog  box. With <current directory> selected in the pick list, press  Enter.

o.	Lan manager opens the Access Permissions dialog box.  Choose all rights (the entire left hand column) and permit ONLY the owner of  the mailbox to be on the Permitted list.  Repeat this step for all mailboxes you need to create.

p.	Choose OK to confirm your settings. Choose Done at the Select a  File for Access Permissions dialog box.  Choose Done at the  Shared Resources at \\SERVER dialog box.  Exit from the Lan Manager by choosing View, Exit.

AT&T StarGroup 3.5.1

These instructions assume a Unix-based server.

1.	From the server, log in as Root.

2.	Create a directory, set the ownership, group and permissions for the post office. Be sure you are in a file system with some free space. For example,

mkdir PO

chown lmxadmin PO

chgrp DOS---- PO

chmod 777 PO

where PO is the post office name

3.	Create directories for mailboxes, set the ownership, group and permissions. For example,

cd PO

mkdir user1

chown user1 user1

chgrp DOS---- user1

chmod 722 user1

4.	Logout of the server and login to a workstation with administrator rights and run WIN NETADMIN. (you can use the command line to administer StarGroup, consult the "Administering Lan Manager" guide for more information)

5.	Set the focus on the server and then View, Shared Resources.

6.	Choose Add Share.

7.	When you see a list, select Disk Directory, then choose OK to confirm.

8.	Type the name you want for your post office in the Sharename text box (for example, PO).

9.	If your applications are installed on drive C, type C:\APPS\PO in the Path text box. Choose OK to confirm settings.

10.	Lan Manager opens the File Permissions dialog box. Select Permit All.

Choose Save to save your settings and Done to exit the File Permissions dialog box.  Choose OK to confirm your settings.

Exit from the Administrative menu by choosing View, Exit.

11.	No sharename needs to be set up for individual mailboxes, as the Unix permissions set on the directory should be sufficient.

IBM Lan Server 2.0

1.	At the server, select OS/2 full screen and run NET to open the IBM Lan Server Administrator window.

2.	From the IBM Lan Server Administrator window, select Definitions, Aliases, Files.

3.	From the Manage Aliases-Files menu, highlight New then choose Actions, Create from the menu.

4.	Complete the Create Aliases panel. Enter the path for the post office in the Server path to Directory box. Be sure to select At Server Startup for the When Shared box. Press Enter when done.

5.	At the Manage Aliases-Files menu, highlight the new alias you created and choose Access Profile, Create from the menu.

6.	Complete the Create the Access Control Profile form. Enter W (rite) and C (reate) in the Universal Access Permissions box. Press Enter when done.

7.	Repeat steps 1-5 for each mailbox you need to create except select As Required by User at the When Shared box. Create the Create Access Control Profile form with the same Universal Access Permissions as step 6.

8.	At the Manage Aliases-Files menu, for each mailbox you create, select Access Profile, User List and add the permissions XRWCDAP for the owner of the mailbox. Press [Enter] when done.

9.	From the main IBM Lan Server Administrator window, select Actions, Resource Sharing to be sure the post office directory is being shared.  The mailbox directories don't need to be shared.

3Com Share and 3Com Open

Follow instructions for Microsoft Lanman above.


USING DAD TO TILE NON-COREL WordPerfect SUITE APPLICATIONS

The "Tile Corel WordPerfect Suite Applications" DAD button (located on the Corel WordPerfect Suite DAD bar) arranges open Corel WordPerfect Suite application windows in smaller sizes to fit next to each other on the desktop.  You can use this button to tile other applications that are open on the desktop by modifying your WIN.INI file.

1.	Open the WIN.INI file in Notepad or in another text editor.

2.	Search for the [Desktop Application Director] section and add entries according to this example: "TileApp#=WRITE.EXE" (where # is a number above 7 and WRITE.EXE is the executable filename of the application you want to tile)


USING DAD WHEN RUNNING COREL WordPerfect SUITE ON OS/2

When running Corel WordPerfect Suite on OS/2, you should be aware of the following limitations regarding the Desktop Application Director (DAD):

1.	On startup, DAD will always be configured as a palette.

2.	The options Auto Hide and Always on Top are not functional in a seamless window.


USING DAD WITH PARADOX

When creating a DAD button for Paradox, you must specify a "/b" startup option on the command line to avoid trying to start Paradox for a second time if Paradox is already running.


USING UNINSTALL WITH OBEX

The Uninstall option will not delete the \OFFICE\SHARED\OBEX\OBJSTORE subdirectory.  This directory contains outgoing and incoming publications sent via OBEX using the Publish and Subscribe features available in most Corel WordPerfect Suite applications.  You can delete this directory and the files contained therein if you no longer need to publish objects or subscribe to objects others have published to you.


WordPerfect Printer Drivers

WordPerfect 6.1 for Windows has the ability to use WordPerfect printer drivers as well as Windows printer drivers.  The purpose of providing the WordPerfect printer drivers is to accommodate older printers that are not supported by Windows printer drivers.

NOTE: WordPerfect printer drivers are only supported in WordPerfect.  Quattro Pro, Presentations, InfoCentral, and Envoy do not support WordPerfect printer drivers.

Installation Instructions:

WordPerfect printer drivers can be installed inside WordPerfect for Windows or by copying the desired *.ALL file into your Shared Code directory or another printer driver directory you have specified in WordPerfect Preferences.

Steps to add a WordPerfect printer driver in WordPerfect 6.1 for Windows:

1.	Place the Corel WordPerfect Suite CD-ROM in your CD-ROM Drive

2.	Launch WordPerfect 6.1 by double-clicking on the WordPerfect icon in the Windows Program Manager

3.	In WordPerfect select FILE, PRINT to open the Print Dialog box.

4.	Choose Select to open the Select Printer Dialog box.

5.	Choose Add Printer and select WordPerfect to open the Add Printer Dialog box.

6.	Choose Change to specify the path to the Printer *.ALL directory on the Corel WordPerfect Suite CD-ROM i.e.(D:\PRINTERS)

7.	Select the Printer to add to your printer driver list and choose OK

8.	Choose OK to use the default *.PRS file name or specify a new name.

This will copy a new *.PRS file to the printer files directory specified in WordPerfect Preferences.  The default location is C:\OFFICE\SHARED\WPC20 or the location to your WordPerfect Shared Code.


Corel WordPerfect Suite Applications

Corel WordPerfect

Corel Presentations

Corel Quattro Pro

Envoy (Novell Inc.)

CorelFLOW

Dashboard (Starfish Software Inc.)

Sidekick for Windows (Starfish Software Inc.)


WordPerfect
Corel WordPerfect

Notes on Upgrading from WPWin 6.0 to 6.1

WPWin 6.1 Enhancements

WPWin 6.1 Additions

Other WPWin 6.1 Changes

Installation of Existing Files

The DDEML.DLL File

Macro Help

Modifying the Personal Information Dialog Box in Templates

Using WordPerfect Outlines in Presentations 3.0

Installation of Bitstream TrueType Fonts

Windows DeskJet Printer Drivers & Printing Envelopes

Error 21 With Windows HP LaserJet 4 Drivers

SQL Database Import

ATM Fonts Under Windows NT

WPCFONT.INI File

File Activity Log

Custom Windows Colors in Help

Restriction on Renaming Network Directories

Optimizing WPWin 6.1

ODBC Setup

Note to Borland Office 2.0 Users


NOTES ON UPGRADING FROM WPWIN 6.0 TO 6.1

If WPWin 6.0 or 6.0a is already installed on your computer, WPWin 6.1 will be installed in the same directories unless you specify otherwise.  Version 6.1 will overwrite version 6.0/6.0a.  See Installation of Existing Files later in this README for information about installing in existing directories.

If for some reason you want to install version 6.1 in different directories from version 6.0/6.0a, you may either perform a standard installation and choose a different drive, or perform a custom installation and change the directories.

If you perform a standard installation but specify a different drive for version 6.1 than the drive used for version 6.0/6.0a, only the WordPerfect program files for version 6.1 will be installed to the new drive.  The PerfectFit files (or shared program files) for version 6.1 will be installed in the location currently used for version 6.0/6.0a's shared program files, and the WordPerfect program files for version 6.0/6.0a will remain intact on your disk drive.  If you run version 6.0/6.0a using the PerfectFit files of version 6.1, the Button Bar in version 6.0/6.0a will look different, but it will still be fully functional.

If you perform a custom installation, you can specify new directories for version 6.1's PerfectFit files (or shared program files) as well as its WordPerfect program files.  The shared program files and WordPerfect program files for version 6.0/6.0a will remain intact in their current directories.

The WordPerfect setup program determines whether version 6.0/6.0a is already installed by checking the WIN.INI and REG.DAT files on your computer.

Notes on Using WP Draw in WPWin 6.0 After Installing WPWin 6.1

Please keep the following tips in mind if you need to edit drawings, charts, or TextArt objects in documents that are exchanged between WPWin 6.0/6.0a and WPWin 6.1.

-	When you are running WPWin 6.1 and you edit a drawing or chart created in WPWin 6.0/6.0a, that drawing or chart is converted automatically to WP Draw 3.0 format (WPWin 6.0/6.0a used WP Draw 2.1 format).  Likewise, TextArt objects created in WPWin 6.0/6.0a are converted to TextArt 2.0 format when edited in WPWin 6.1 (WPWin 6.0/6.0a used TextArt 1.0 format).

-	You cannot edit a WP Draw 3.0 drawing or chart, or a TextArt 2.0 object, in WPWin 6.0/6.0a.

-	To determine the format version for a drawing, chart, or TextArt object from within WPWin 6.0/6.0a, right-click on it and notice the first item on the QuickMenu.

If the QuickMenu reads	The format is

------------------------------	--------------------

Activate WP Graphic 2.1 Object	Draw 2.1 Drawing

WP Chart 2.1 Object	Draw 2.1 Chart

Edit TextArt Object	TextArt 1.0 Object

Edit WP Draw 3.0 Drawing Object	Draw 3.0 Drawing

WP Draw 3.0 Chart Object	Draw 3.0 Chart

Edit TextArt 2.0 Document Object	TextArt 2.0 Object

When you want to edit a drawing, chart, or TextArt object in WPWin 6.0/6.0a, it's always a good idea to right-click on it and check the QuickMenu first.  That way you can tell whether the object is still in the old format.  If it's not in the old format, don't edit it in WPWin 6.0/6.0a.


WPWIN 6.1 ENHANCEMENTS

For a summary of enhancements since the initial release of WPWin 6.0, as well as a summary of changes since version 5.2, see What's New in Help (in WordPerfect, choose Contents from the Help menu, choose Additional Help, then choose What's New).

The following enhancements have been made to WPWin since version 6.0a.

ABOUT WordPerfect DIALOG BOX

The About WordPerfect dialog box, available from the Help menu, now can list your Personal Identification Number (PIN) so you can have easy access to it for Customer Support Services.

CONVERSION DRIVERS

Conversion drivers have been added for the following word processor, spreadsheet, and database formats: Microsoft Word for Windows 6.x, Quattro Pro for Windows 5.0 and 6.0, dBase V, Fox Pro 2.5, and Paradox 5.0.

Corel WordPerfect Suite INTEGRATION

WPWin 6.1 shares a common user interface with other Corel WordPerfect Suite applications.  This includes changes to the menus, Toolbar (formerly called Button Bar), Power Bar, and status bar.  The appearance of the dialog boxes has been slightly modified, too.

Changes to the menus include the following:

Preferences has been moved from the File menu to the Edit menu, Select Printer has been moved from the File menu to the Select button on the Print dialog box, QuickFinder has been removed from the File menu (it's still available from the Open File and Save As dialog boxes), the Layout menu has been renamed Format, and the positions of the Tools and Table menus have been swapped.

CUT AND PASTE

Cut and Paste now "clean up" after themselves by adding or deleting spaces where needed when you cut, paste, or drag and drop words and phrases.

FIND AND REPLACE

The Find and Replace dialog boxes have been combined into a single dialog box.

GRAMMATIK

The Grammatik grammar checker included with WordPerfect has been updated to version 6.0.  Grammatik 6.0 identifies grammar errors in your document and then rewrites sentences for you when you click Replace.

GRAPHICS IMAGE BOX

Image has replaced Figure as the default graphics box type.

HELP

The online Help includes an expanded How Do I section, an Examples index, and Coaches you can select while you are in Help.

IMAGE SCANNER SUPPORT

If you are using an image scanner with a TWAIN compatible driver, you can now scan images directly into WordPerfect.

MERGE

The new Merge option in File Preferences lets you specify a default file extension for merge forms and data files.  Also, a REPEATROW command has been added to make it easier to merge information into a table from a data file.

NEW COACHES

Coaches have been added for the following features:  Columns, Styles, Templates, and Watermarks.

ODMA SUPPORT

Support for Open Document Management API (ODMA) provides tight integration with document management software, most notably SoftSolutions.

OLE 2.0

WPWin 6.1's support for Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) version 2.0 improves in-place editing, drag-and-drop across programs and document windows, and linking or embedding of any OLE object.  TextArt and WP Draw both make use of OLE 2.0.

You can press the Alt key while double-clicking an OLE object to edit the object using open editing.  This is not mentioned in the WPWin 6.1 User's Guide.

POWER BAR

The Power Bar is now implemented as a specialized Toolbar and is edited using the Toolbar Editor.

QUATTRO PRO BUTTON

If you have Quattro Pro installed on your system when you install WordPerfect, your default Toolbar will include a button for Quattro Pro.  This button appears in place of the TextArt button.

QUICKCORRECT

QuickCorrect can now make several types of sentence corrections for you, such as capitalizing the first letter, changing two spaces between words to a single space, and changing a single space to a double space (or the other way around) at the end of a sentence.

QUICKFINDER

The QuickFinder dialog box has been enhanced and is now easier to use.

QUICKFORMAT

Now when you use QuickFormat to copy the formatting of one heading to other headings in your document, those headings are formatted with a QuickFormat style.  When you change the style in one place, the same style is updated automatically in the rest of the document.

REFORMATTING DOCUMENTS FOR THE SELECTED PRINTER

WordPerfect now displays a message when it reformats a document for the selected printer.  The option "Reformat Documents for Default Printer on Open" has been moved from the Environment Preferences dialog box to the Print Preferences dialog box.

SELECTING A PRINTER

The Select Printer dialog box has been modified, and a Windows Default Printer option has been added.

TABLES

You can now use spreadsheet-like row and column indicators to select rows, columns, or the entire table.  You can automatically size a column to the width of a selected cell or to the width of the cell with the largest number of characters.

TEMPLATE MACROS

Macros assigned to templates are now a separate category on the Tools menu from macros that are stored in files.

TEMPLATES

Templates have been made more accessible.  Now when you choose New from the File menu, you can immediately select a template, or you can create a blank document as you've always done.

TILING WINDOWS

Using the Window menu, you can tile windows vertically as well as horizontally.

UNC FOR SHARED CODE

You can now specify the location for shared code using Universal Naming Convention (UNC).  However, if you have installed GroupWise 4.1 or you plan to continue using WordPerfect 6.0a for Windows on the network, do not use Universal Naming Convention (UNC) when specifying the location for shared code.  If you do, GroupWise 4.1 and WordPerfect 6.0a will not run unless WordPerfect 6.1 is already running.

UNDO AND REDO

A Redo feature has been added, and Undo has been enhanced to catalog up to 300 of your last editing and formatting actions, so you can go back and undo or redo anything you decide to change.

WATERMARKS

A Shading button has been added to the Watermark feature bar so that you can easily adjust the shading (or brightness) of a watermark.  When you create or edit a watermark, WordPerfect now zooms automatically to full page view.

WordPerfect CHARACTER SETS

New typefaces have been added for better font matching in the Multinational character set.  WordPerfect now matches Roman, Helvetica, and Courier font styles.  Also, four characters have been added to the end of the Hebrew character set.

WP DRAW

Both the Draw and Chart modules in WP Draw have been updated.  See the WPWin 6.1 User's Guide and the online Help in WP Draw for more information.  If you have Presentations 3.0 installed on your computer, it can function as your graphics editor in place of WP Draw.  Whichever program was installed or run last, either WP Draw or Presentations, will be registered as your graphics editor in WordPerfect.


WPWIN 6.1 ADDITIONS

The following features have been added to WPWin since version 6.0a.

/DTF STARTUP OPTION

The /dtf startup option tells WordPerfect to use the Document Initial Font specified in the default template, instead of the Printer Initial Font, each time you create a new document using the default template.  Unless this startup option is specified, the default template always uses the Printer Initial Font as its initial font.  This startup option was not included in Appendix F: Startup Options in the WPWin 6.1 User's Guide.

CHARTS AND AUTO UPDATE TABLES

You can now create a chart from a table in your document, and have the chart automatically update when you make changes to the table.

DOCUMENT EXPERTS

Advanced templates called Document Experts have been added to simplify the process of creating many common documents, such as letters, calendars, and fax cover sheets.

DRAG TO CREATE

With Drag to Create, you can insert images and size any type of graphics box by clicking and dragging anywhere in your document.

DROP CAP

The DropCap macro has been replaced with a new Drop Cap feature that offers 12 predefined styles of drop caps for paragraph beginnings and also lets you customize your own.

FEATURE HISTORIES

WordPerfect gives you easy access to your last 10 search strings in Find and Replace; the last 10 macros you played, recorded, or edited; the last 10 files you opened; and any number of custom Sort definitions--right from the dialog boxes.

MAKE IT FIT EXPERT

The new Make It Fit Expert reformats your document to fit on the number of pages you want it to.

OPEN AS COPY

An Open as Copy check box has been added to the Open File dialog box.  This option lets you open a read-only copy of a document.  You can then use the document as a model for a new document without worrying that you will overwrite and lose the original document.

TABLE EXPERT

The new Table Expert offers predefined table formats that you can quickly apply to your tables.

WORD FORMS

WordPerfect now can use word forms in the Find and Replace, Thesaurus, and QuickFinder features.  For example, using the Word Forms option in Find and Replace, you can search for the word forms of "go" to find "go," "goes," "going," "gone," and "went," or you can replace all word forms of "run" with "walk" to replace "run" with "walk," "runs" with "walks," "ran" with "walked," and so on.

Thesaurus lets you look up words using any form.  When you select a new word, Thesaurus inserts it in the same form as the original word.  For example, if you look up the word "processing," WordPerfect will recognize it as a form of "process."  If you replace it with a form of "operation," WordPerfect will insert the correct form "operating."

With QuickFinder, you can now find files on your hard drive or network that contain any form of a specified word.


OTHER WPWIN 6.1 CHANGES

Besides the enhancements and additions listed above, the following other changes have been made to WPWin since version 6.0a.

CONVERSION DRIVERS

Several conversion drivers for word processing and spreadsheet formats have been eliminated from the standard installation and made available only under a custom installation.  For more information, see Conversion Drivers in README.FIL.

GRAPHICS FILES

Several .WPG files have been removed.

OTHER TEMPLATES

WPLITE.WPT and WORKGRP.WPT have also been removed.

TRANSITION ADVISOR

Transition Advisor has been renamed Upgrade Expert.

TRANSITION TEMPLATES

The templates WP51DOS.WPT, WP60DOS.WPT, WPAMIPRO.WPT, WPWIN52.WPT, and WPWORD.WPT have been removed.

TrueType FONTS

The following TrueType fonts have been removed:  Brush 738 (TT0806M_.TTF), Blackletter 686 (TT1044M_.TTF), Bitstream Arrus Black (TT1149M_.TTF), and Bitstream Arrus Black Italic (TT1150M_.TTF).

WordPerfect PRINTER DRIVERS

WordPerfect printer drivers are no longer available under a custom installation.  To install WordPerfect printer drivers, run the setup program again, choose Install, choose Options, then choose Printers.  Also, the files WP60DM08.ALL, WP60HP02.ALL, and WP60PS02.ALL have been removed.


INSTALLATION OF EXISTING FILES

When installing WordPerfect 6.1 for Windows into an existing directory, WordPerfect checks for any existing template, macro, or graphics files that have the same filename as the file that is being installed.  Instead of overwriting the file, WordPerfect will rename the existing file using <name-of-file>.!?? as the naming convention.  For example, the existing file DRAGN.WPG is renamed DRAGN.!PG.

To determine if a file already exists, WordPerfect checks the date of any .WPT, .WCM, or .WPG file that has the same name as the file being installed.  If the file has a different date, a backup copy will be made of that file.  Note that the Environment files (files with a .ENV extension) are also backed up and new Environment files created.

NOTE:  If you have modified the STANDARD.WPT file since originally installing WPWin 6.0/6.0a, the following changes will be made to that file when you install WPWin 6.1:

1.	A new STANDARD.WPT file that is included with WPWin 6.1 will be merged with your modified file of the same name, creating an updated STANDARD.WPT file.  The merge will accept any new objects that you have created for the template, such as a new Toolbar, but it does not merge with modified objects, such as the WordPerfect default Toolbar.

2.	Your modified file from WPWin 6.0 will be renamed to STANDOLD.WPT.

3.	The new STANDARD.WPT file that is included with WPWin 6.1 will be renamed to STAND61.WPT.

4.	The files STANDOLD.WPT and STAND61.WPT will be moved to the OLDTEMPS subdirectory of your WPWin 6.1 Template Files directory, along with any other templates you created in WPWin 6.0/6.0a.


MACRO HELP

If you are installing WPWin 6.1 for the first time on your system, and you choose the standard installation, the online macros manual (or Macro Help) will not be installed.

The PRWin 3.0 Online Macros Manual is available only under a custom installation.


MODIFYING THE PERSONAL INFORMATION DIALOG BOX IN TEMPLATES

When you create your own templates, you can edit the _AUTOFIL.WCM macro to add or delete fields in the Personal Information dialog box.  However, you cannot modify the fields in the Personal Information dialog box used by WPWin's built-in Autofill feature.


USING WordPerfect OUTLINES IN PRESENTATIONS 3.0

You can create slide shows in Presentations 3.0 from outlines you create in WordPerfect.

Presentations uses paragraph numbers (not styles) to distinguish one slide from another and one level of information from another.  For example, each first level item in your outline corresponds to the title of a new slide, and each second level item corresponds to the next level of information on that slide, such as a bullet point on a Bullet Chart slide.

To create an outline item in WordPerfect that will be displayed as a subtitle in Presentations, make the outline item be a third level item following a first level item.  To do this, follow the steps below.

1.	Choose Outline from the Tools menu.

2.	Type the text for the title of the slide (the first outline item).

3.	Press Enter.

4.	Press Tab twice, type the text for the subtitle, then press Enter.

5.	To add bullet text (or whatever the next level of information is for that slide), press Shift+Tab, then type the text.


INSTALLATION OF BITSTREAM TrueType FONTS

To view WPWin 6.1 templates as designed, the Bitstream TrueType fonts must be installed.  Without these fonts, system fonts will be used, which will cause display problems.  The Bitstream TrueType fonts are installed as part of a standard installation.  If for some reason you did not install these fonts, follow the steps below to install them.

1.	Insert the diskette labeled Setup into disk drive A (or B).

2.	Choose Run from the File menu in the Windows Program Manager.

3.	Type A:SETUP (or B:SETUP), then choose OK.

4.	Choose Install, choose Options, then choose Fonts.

5.	Make sure the Install from and Install to text boxes contain the proper pathnames, then choose OK.

6.	Follow the prompts until the fonts are installed.


WINDOWS DESKJET PRINTER DRIVERS & PRINTING ENVELOPES

The following changes need to be made in the Paper Size dialog box if you are printing envelopes with a Windows printer driver on any of the following printers:  HP DeskJet, HP DeskJet Plus, HP DeskJet 500, or HP DeskJet 500c.  With these printers, Envelope #10-Wide needs to be the only paper size for envelopes.

1.	Make sure the appropriate Windows printer driver is selected.

2.	Choose Page from the Format menu, then choose Paper Size.

3.	Highlight Envelope #10 Landscape, choose Delete, choose Yes, then choose Close.

Now when you print envelopes, the Envelope #10-Wide paper size will be selected by default.

NOTE:  If Envelope #10-Wide is not listed in the Paper Definitions list box, delete all of the paper size definitions by selecting them one by one, choosing Delete, then choosing Yes.  When all the paper size definitions are deleted, choose Close.  Then repeat the steps above.  This time when you choose Paper Size in step 2, a new list of paper size definitions will be created, including both of the envelope definitions.

When loading the envelope using a Windows printer driver, place the envelope face down in the printer and gently push it under the rollers.  Do not press the envelope button(s) on the printer's control panel to preload the envelope.

NOTE:  If you are using an HP DeskJet Series (version 3.0 or 3.1) Windows printer driver, you will not have a Manual Feed option as described in step 5 above.  Therefore, you will need to select either the Default option or the In Tray option.  Printing an envelope that is appended to a document is not supported with an HP DeskJet Series (version 3.0 or 3.1) Windows printer driver.

After making these changes, you can print envelopes by selecting Envelope from the Format menu.  Make sure you select the envelope paper type from the Envelope Definitions pop-up list.


SQL DATABASE IMPORT

If you are importing an Access database file using spaces (instead of an underscore character) in the field name or the table name, make sure you place a double quote (") at the start and end of the full name, otherwise a syntax error will occur.

The SQL database drivers that were included with WPWin 6.0/6.0a are not included in WPWin 6.1.  However, they are still supported.


ATM FONTS UNDER WINDOWS NT

Adobe is currently not supporting ATM under Windows NT, therefore Type 1 fonts are unavailable for use.


WPCFONT.INI FILE

WordPerfect 6.1 for Windows has the ability to read a .INI file and use the information to translate and map fonts that do not match fonts in the current font list.  The purpose of this file is to translate font names from WordPerfect 5.x and 6.x printer drivers to windows printer drivers.  The file should not be used to store all font names that do not match since performance is affected by the size of the file and the number of names found in the sections.

The WPCFONT.INI file consists of three major sections:

1.	Printer Name Translation

2.	Printer Font Translation

3.	Substitute Fonts

Printer Name Translation

Because many printers use the same drivers in Windows and in WordPerfect, the font translation sections for those printers will be the same.  To avoid duplication of translation sections and to keep the file as small as possible, translation sections are given unique names, and then printer names are equated to those unique names. For example, many of the PostScript printers in Windows use the same driver.

Printer Font Translation

These sections are printer specific and list font name translations for fonts that are the same between WordPerfect printer drivers and Windows printer drivers.  To keep the sections as small as possible, base font names are listed with the styles in braces.  The rules of .INI files require that the names on the left side be unique because they are key names.  For consistency, the WordPerfect driver font names are listed on the left, and the Windows driver font names are listed on the right.  However, the order does not matter because, in trying to match a name, both sides are compared, and if a match is made, the name on the other side is used.

Substitution Font Section

This section is a general font substitution table and is checked by WordPerfect for all printers.  The table attempts to match the name on the left side of the equation to the name from the document.  If it matches, WordPerfect then checks all of the names on the right side for a match with the current font list.  One or more names can be listed on the right side, and WordPerfect will search the font list until a match is found.  The names are separated by commas.


FILE ACTIVITY LOG

The File Activity Log feature provides a log file that records the date and time at which the following actions occurred:

-	WordPerfect was started and exited

-	Files were opened, closed, or saved (with Save or Save As)

-	Changes were discarded

-	New files were opened

Along with the log file, File Activity Log verifies that files are saved correctly by DOS.  File Activity Log detects problems that may occur when DOS or some document management programs have trouble saving a file.  It then warns you that there is a problem so you can find some other method of saving the file before you exit WordPerfect.

File Activity Log is inoperative by default.  To enable File Activity Log, add the following lines to the [WPCorp] section of your WIN.INI file:

     FileActivityLog=1

     FileActivityLogFile=filename

IMPORTANT:  Specify a full pathname with the filename to ensure that File Activity Log can always find your log file.

To disable File Activity Log, set FileActivityLog to 0 in your WIN.INI file.

WordPerfect checks the settings for FileActivityLog and FileActivityLogFile only when it starts up, so changes made to the settings take effect only after you exit and restart WordPerfect.

IMPORTANT:  Information is appended to the log file as you use WordPerfect.  To preserve disk space, you should make regular backup copies of your log files, and then delete them and start again with new log files.


RESTRICTION ON RENAMING NETWORK DIRECTORIES

Because network directories can't be renamed using NetWare 3.x, you will get an error message if you are using NetWare 3.x and you choose Rename Directory from the File Options drop-down list on the Open File or Save As dialog box.  If you want to remove the Rename Directory option from the File Options drop-down list, see Disabling Open File Options in README.NET.  There are no restrictions on renaming network directories with NetWare 4.x.


OPTIMIZING WPWIN 6.1

Many performance issues can be resolved by configuring your computer to run optimally under Windows.  As a starting point, we suggest the following:

-	Use a disk cache such as SmartDrive.

-	Set up a permanent swap file.  For example, one common configuration is to have the total of your computer's physical RAM and your swap file equal 16M.

-	Have an adequate FILES statement in your CONFIG.SYS file.  We recommend 50 or more if you are running Windows applications.

For additional information, see General Tips in Appendix H: Troubleshooting in the WPWin 6.1 User's Guide, or refer to your Windows documentation.


ODBC SETUP

If you will be using Microsoft's ODBC to import database data into WPWin, you will need access to the ODBC driver manager.  The ODBC driver manager is typically included with database programs that use ODBC, but if you do not have the ODBC driver manager, you may obtain a free copy for use with WPWin 6.1 by ordering the ODBC Setup disk.

For information about the ODBC Setup disk, call Corel (see Customer Services in online Help).

NOTE:  The ODBC Setup disk is included in Informs, the electronic forms package from Novell's Groupware division.  You need not order the ODBC Setup disk if you already own Informs.


NOTE TO BORLAND OFFICE 2.0 USERS

The version of Desktop Application Director (DAD) included with Borland Office 2.0 will not function properly with WordPerfect 6.1 for Windows.  An updated DAD will be included in Corel WordPerfect Suite and Office Professional.


Presentations
Corel Presentations

Custom Windows Colors in Help

DDEML.DLL File

Error 21 With Windows HP LaserJet 4 Drivers

GraphicsLand Communication Software

Macro Help

Optimizing PRWin 3.0

Shared Code location and UNC paths

Slide Service Bureau Information

Tips on Running Presentations 3.0 under OS/2


CUSTOM WINDOWS COLORS IN HELP

The PRWin Help screens were designed to use specific colors for background, text, and so on.  However, if you have customized your Windows colors, and you would like to use those colors in the Help screens in PRWin, you can do so by inserting the following line in the [Windows Help] section of your WIN.INI file:

Colors=None


DDEML.DLL FILE

We are aware of conflicts with a Windows file titled DDEML.DLL dated 4/22/92.  The correct version of this file should be found in your Windows System directory (for example, C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM).  If the above file is found in your Windows directory, and the correct version is found in the Windows System directory, the file will be automatically deleted from the Windows directory.


ERROR 21 WITH WINDOWS HP LASERJET 4 DRIVERS

If an Error 21 occurs while you are printing graphics at 600 dpi resolution on an HP LaserJet 4 family printer (while using the Windows printer driver), we recommend that you make the following changes to the driver settings to possibly allow the document to print.

1.	In Presentations, choose Print from the File menu, then choose  Select.

2.	Highlight the appropriate HP LaserJet 4 Windows printer in the Specific Printer list box.

or

Select Windows Default Printer.

3.	Choose Setup from the Options drop-down list, then choose Options.

4.	Change the Graphics Mode from HP-GL/2 to Raster, then choose OK.

5.	Choose OK to exit the Setup dialog box.  If  your printer has additional memory, you may consider turning on the page protection option before exiting the Setup dialog box, then try printing the graphic again.

6.	Choose Close to return to your Presentations document.


GRAPHICSLAND COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE

We have included communication software provided by GraphicsLand.

This software allows you to send your .SHW files to GraphicsLand directly via modem.

If the GraphicsLand Icon was not added to your Presentations program group during install, you can add the Icon by selecting File, New from the Program Manager for the following file:

C:\OFFICE\PRWIN\GRAPHLND\GRAPHLND.EXE


OPTIMIZING PRWin 3.0

Many performance issues can be resolved by configuring your computer to run optimally under Windows.  As a starting point, we suggest the following:

-	Use a disk cache such as SmartDrive.

-	Set up a permanent swap file.  For example, one common configuration is to have the total of your computer's physical RAM and your swap file equal 16M.

-	Have an adequate FILES statement in your CONFIG.SYS file.  We recommend 50 or more if you are running Windows applications.

For additional information on optimizing Windows, please refer to your Windows documentation.


SHARED CODE LOCATION AND UNC PATHS

If you are using GroupWise 4.1 and/or WPWin 6.0a, UNC paths should NOT be specified for the location of Shared Code.  If UNC is used, these apps won't start unless 2.3 Shared Code is already running.


SLIDE SERVICE BUREAU INFORMATION

If you want to make slides with Presentations 3.0 for Windows but do not have access to a film recorder, a slide service bureau could produce your slides.

To use a slide service, you need to save and send your files in a specified format.  Before you send your files, contact your slide service to determine the preferred file format, speed of turnaround, and shipping preferences.

Listed below are slide service bureaus you can contact to create slides with Presentations 3.0 for Windows.  This list is not inclusive; there may be slide service bureaus in your local area capable of creating slides from your files.

Australia

      Computer Slide Centre

      Level 2, Suite 206

      541 George St.

      Sydney, N.S.W. 2000

      Australia

      Phone: (61) 02-261-4633

California

      Autographix, Inc.

      9724 Washington Blvd

      Suite 203

      Culver City, CA 90232

      Phone: (310) 836-5301,(800) 443-4787

      Modem: (310) 836-7121

      BBS: (508) 663-4267

      Chartmasters, Inc.

      201 Filbert St

      San Francisco, CA 94133

      Phone: (415) 421-6591

      Modem: (415) 421-7070

      Slide Master

      1780 East McFadden Ave.

      Suite 114

      Santa Ana, CA 92705

      Phone: (714) 541-5753

      Modem: (714) 541-0104

      BBS: (714) 541-0198

Canada

      Computer Slide Express

      85 Curlew Drive

      Suite 111

      Toronto, ON M3A 2P8

      Phone: (416) 449-6662

      FAX: (416) 449-6811

      BBS: (416) 443-9913

Connecticut

      Zink Group

      40 Richards Ave.

      Norwalk, CT 06854

      Phone: (203) 838-3700

      BBS: (203) 855-8697

Florida

      Media Design Group, Inc.

      1133 West Morse Blvd.

      Winter Park, FL 32789

      Phone: (407) 628-1755, (800) 683-7543

      BBS: (407) 628-8056

      Media Design Group

      4862 SW 72nd Ave.

      Miami, FL 33155-5526

      Phone: (305) 663-3328

      BBS: (305) 663-4678

      Media Design Group

      Suite 116

      5512 Gray St.

      Tampa, FL 33609

      Phone: (813) 289-8422

      BBS: (813) 282-1539

Georgia

      Graphexec Visuals Inc.

      1991 Highway 54 West

      Fayetteville, GA  30214

      Phone:  (404) 487-2165

      FAX:  (404) 631-8620

      Slide Imagers

      22 7th St.

      Atlanta, GA  30308

      Phone:  (800) 232-5411, (404) 873-5353

      FAX:  (404) 873-1517

      BBS:  (404) 874-48043

Idaho

      Digital Imaging Services

      University of Idaho

      UCC 215

      Moscow, ID  83843

      Phone:  (208) 885-5955

      FAX:  (208) 885-0566

Illinois

      Autographix, Inc.

      200 East Howard St., Suite 258

      Des Plaines, IL 60018

      Phone: (708) 297-8660, (800) 255-3794

      Modem: (708) 297-4270

      Graphicsland

      17730A  South Oak Park Ave

      Tinley Park, IL  60477

      Phone:  (708) 532-8244

      FAX:  (708) 614-1974

      BBS:  (708) 532-4060

      SOS Imaging

      Sinkler Or Sinkler, Inc.

      1214 North Lasalle St.

      Chicago, IL 60610-1913

      Phone: (312) 649-9504

      BBS: (312) 266-7722

Massachusetts

      Autographix, Inc.

      45 Manning Rd.

      Billerica, MA 01821

      Phone: (508) 663-2766, (800) 548-8558

      BBS: (508) 663-3368

Michigan

      ICOM, Inc.

      27698 Franklin Rd.

      Southfield, MI 48034

      Phone: (810) 356-8500, (800) 274-2771

      BBS: (810) 356-8502, (800) 274-5530

New York

      Beekman Group Inc.

      50 Pine St.

      New York, NY  10005

      Phone:  (212) 509-1817

      Brilliant Image

      Seven Penn Plaza

      New York, NY  10001

      Phone:  (212) 736-9661

      FAX:  (212) 736-9879

      Visual International, Inc.

      71 Murray Ave, 6th Floor

      New York, NY 10007

      Phone: (212) 571-0320

      Modem: (212) 571-0584

Ohio

      EDCOM Productions, Inc.

      26991 Tungsten Rd.

      Cleveland, OH 44132

      Phone: (216) 261-3222

      BBS: (216) 261-5344

Pennsylvania

      Visual International

      520 North Columbus Blvd.

      Suite 305

      Philadelphia, PA 19103

      Phone: (215) 351-9887

      Modem: (215) 351-9892

Texas

      Ashford AutoImaging

      10235 West Little York

      Suite 262

      Houston, TX 77040

      Phone: (713) 462-3358, (800) 962-4875

      Modem: (713) 466-4201

Utah

      Sunset Presentations

      33 N. 700 E.

      Springville, UT 84663

      Phone: (801) 489-5768

      FAX/BBS: (801) 489-1329

Washington

      Pacific Color, Inc.

      7107 Woodlawn Ave. NE

      Seattle, WA 98115

      Phone: (206) 524-7200

      BBS: (206) 522-4681


TIPS ON RUNNING PRESENTATIONS 3.0 UNDER OS/2

Recommended Settings

Setting Name	Default Setting	Suggested Setting

WIN_RUN_MODE	3.1 Standard	3.1 Enhanced Compat.

(required)

DOS_FILES	20	100

DOS_HIGH	Off	On

DPMI_DOS_API	AUTO	ENABLED

DPMI_MEMORY_LIMIT	64	128

IDLE_SECONDS	0	5

IDLE_SENSITIVITY	75	95

KBD_ALTHOME_BYPASS	On	On

VIDEO_8514A_XGA_IOTRAP	Off	Off

VIDEO_SWITCH_NOTIFICATION	On	On

XMS_MEMORY_LIMIT	2048	6144+

PRINT_TIMEOUT	15	60+

In addition to the above changes, the WIN_DDE and WIN_CLIPBOARD settings must be "On" (the default setting). If you have modified these defaults on either the 3.1 Session or Data Exchange pages of the "Win-OS/2 Setup" object, you will get the error message "PRWin cannot communicate with the WorkPlace Shell."

Color Palette Problems

Use the /sw switch on the command line to prevent color palette problems when running Seamless Windows on the OS/2 WorkPlace Shell.

Printing from the Network

If you are having difficulty printing from an LPTx: printer port when using a network printer, try using the corresponding LPTx.OS2 printer port.


Quattro Pro
Corel Quattro Pro

Compatibility with Quattro Pro for DOS

Database Desktop Information

Exchanging Files with Previous Versions

Help with Quattro Pro

Importing Excel 5.0 Files

Installing Quattro Pro on a Network Server

Linking Syntax for Quattro Pro Objects

Macro Compatibility Issues

Mouse Movement and In-cell Editing

OBEX Information

Optimizing on Low Memory Systems

Printing Issues

QuickTemplates

Slide Show Transitions

Spell Checker Supplemental Dictionary

SQL Information

Using 1-2-3 Menus and Macros

Using Multiple Currencies

Using the 1-2-3 Macro Translation Assistant

Using the Navigate Button

WordPerfect File Dialogs


Compatibility with Quattro Pro for DOS

You must install Quattro Pro into a separate directory, leaving Quattro Pro for DOS undisturbed. We suggest you keep Quattro Pro for DOS on your hard disk while you're learning to use Quattro Pro.

Before opening a file that was compressed with the Quattro Pro for DOS SQZ! feature, uncompress the file by saving it to a .WQ1 or .WQ2 (for version 5.0) extension within Quattro Pro for DOS.

If you modify files created in Quattro Pro for DOS, you should save them in Quattro Pro with the .WB2 file extension so that all the Windows version specific information is saved also.

This version of Quattro Pro can read the .WQ2 files from Quattro Pro for DOS 5.0 but it cannot write them.


Database Desktop Information

Database Desktop uses a database engine called IDAPI (called ODAPI in previous releases of Quattro Pro) to access dBASE, Paradox, and SQL tables. The IDAPI configuration is stored in IDAPI.CFG. Quattro Pro merges your ODAPI settings with IDAPI.CFG.

In previous versions, the ODAPI directory needed to be added to the PATH. You do NOT need to add IDAPI to the PATH.

The Local Share option can now be disabled in the IDAPI Configuration Utility's System Manager (System page) unless you are running on a peer-peer network requiring local share to be on. If you have the Local Share option enabled and do not need it, you will see a reduction in performance.

Avoid specifying PARADOX.DB as the answer table when processing a query. It will give the following error message:

"Name is reserved.  File: ... .VAL".

When querying logical fields, the only values that evaluate to True are T, Y, True, or Yes. These can be either lowercase or uppercase. Any other value evaluates to False.

QBE evaluates only the first character of any condition entered into a logical field.

dBASE tables do not support BC dates, which are available in Database Desktop.


Exchanging Files with Previous Versions

Previous versions of Quattro Pro used the .WB1 file extension.

If you create a file in this version (.WB2) and wish to use it in a previous version, use the File, Save As command and set the "Save File as Type:" option to "QPW(*.WB1)", change the file name to XXXXXXXX.WB1 and click OK.

If you always want to use .WB1 files (i.e., you have a mix of versions in your office), set the default application file extension to .WB1 by inspecting the application, choosing File Options, and set the File Extension to WB1. This will also work for other file types such as .WQ1.

NOTE:  In previous versions of Quattro Pro, the file format was determined by the extension given to the file name (e.g., XXXXXXXX.WB2). In this version, the file format is dependent on the "Save File As Type" option in the File, Save dialog box.

Saving the file as a .WB1 file may result in a loss of some file characteristics because older versions do not support some of the new features. Information that is lost includes: wrap text, vertical alignment, text orientation, colored line drawing, page zoom factor, graphic locking protection, drawn notebook objects and block tool annotations on graphs. Floating marker graphs and 3D risers will be converted to bar graphs, bullet charts will be converted to text graphs and all new @ functions will be converted to values.


Help with Quattro Pro

If you need help with Quattro Pro, please read this file, use the online help, or refer to the User's Guide. Also, the Experts and the Coaches found on the Help Menu can help you to perform specific tasks such as printing, entering data, using analysis tools, scenario management, and others.

If you're having printing or screen problems, contact the manufacturer of your printer or screen driver for an updated driver.


Importing Excel 5.0 Files

Quattro Pro now imports Excel version 5.0 files. To open an  Excel version 5.0 file in Quattro Pro,

1. Choose File, Open.

2. Select the drive and directory containing the file to open.

3. Select Excel (*.XLS) in the List Files Of Type field.

4. Select the Excel file to open in the Filename list.

5. Click OK.

6. A message box asks if you want to open the file in     read-only mode. Click Yes to open the file.

IMPORTANT: Quattro Pro reads the Excel 5.0 file into memory.

If you make changes to the data, choose File, Save As to  save your changes to a new file.

Quattro Pro imports the following Excel data:

 - Values and labels

 - Most cell formatting

 - Embedded charts

 - Links to different sheets or different files

 - Some functions

 - Arithmetic formulas

 - Chart sheets (they're converted to floating graphs)

Quattro Pro doesn't import the following Excel data:

 - Excel macro sheets

 - OLE objects contained in Excel sheets

Quattro Pro converts any Excel function that it doesn't support to a value, then shades it red.  TIP: Make sure no cells in the Excel file are shaded red or contain red text before opening the file in Quattro Pro.

Quattro Pro notebook pages support up to 8192 rows of data.

If you try to open an Excel file with more than 8192 rows of  data, the excess rows are not imported.


Installing Quattro Pro on a Network Server

To install Quattro Pro on a network server,

1.	Insert Disk 1 in drive A or B.

2.	Start Windows, then choose File, Run.

3.	Type A:INSTALL (or B:INSTALL if you're using drive B) and choose OK.

4.	Select Network, then choose Next.

5.	Enter your name and company, then choose Next.

6.	Specify the network directory where you want to install Quattro Pro, then choose Next.

7.	Follow any instructions as they appear. For assistance, click the Help button. As you proceed through the installation, choose Next to continue or Exit to quit.

Workstation Installation

If you are upgrading your network server installation of Quattro Pro for Windows from release 6.00 or 6.01 to release 6.02, and your workstations run Windows locally and not from the network, you need to perform workstation installations of Quattro Pro for each user.

If you are upgrading the standalone version of Quattro Pro (not Corel WordPerfect Suite), follow the instructions for running the Network Administration Setup program (QPWNET.EXE) and the Network User Setup program (QPWNODE.EXE) starting on page 710 of the Quattro Pro User's Guide.

If you are upgrading Quattro Pro for Windows that came with a previous version of this suite, follow workstation installation instructions found in the Up and Running Guide.

Note: Users should re-install only Quattro Pro; they do not need to re-install other suite applications.

For additional information on installing and running Quattro Pro on a network, see the separate file README.NET.


Linking Syntax for Quattro Pro Objects Used in Other Applications

You can create links to Quattro Pro objects in other container applications (such as WordPerfect). Once a link is created, you  can change the link by designating a different Quattro Pro object.  Use the following linking syntax:

[notebook name]![block or graph]![sub-item]

Note: The exclamation point (!) is used as a separator. Other valid separators are "\" , "[" or "/".

You can create links to the following Quattro Pro objects:

-	Entire notebooks

-	 Notebook blocks (using a block name or block syntax)

-	Embedded OLE objects

-	Graphs

-	Graph OLE annotations

Here are some examples:

Entire notebooks:

C:\OFFICE\QPW\SAMPLE.WB2

C:\OFFICE\QPW\SAMPLE.WB2!*

These two links are identical.

Notebook blocks:

C:\OFFICE\QPW\SAMPLE.WB2!BLOCKNAME

C:\OFFICE\QPW\SAMPLE.WB2!A:A1..B10

Embedded OLE objects:

C:\OFFICE\QPW\SAMPLE.WB2!A:Embedded1

The embedded name is: [PageName]:[EmbeddedName]; page A is assumed.

Graphs:

C:\OFFICE\QPW\SAMPLE.WB2!Graph1

C:\OFFICE\QPW\SAMPLE.WB2!Graph1!*

These two links are identical.

Graph OLE annotations:

C:\OFFICE\QPW\SAMPLE.WB2!Graph1!_100

The OLE object name starts with an underscore character (_)  followed by the object ID.


Macro Compatibility Issues

Keystroke macros to gain access to menu items are no longer supported in Quattro Pro. You will need to record or re-write these macros using the appropriate Command Equivalent. For example, "{Alt+F}O", which used to perform File, Open will need to be changed to "{FileOpen?}". Once you are in a dialog, you can use keystrokes. For instance, the following scenario will still be available:

   {FileOpen!}{Alt+T}P{Alt+N}C:\PDOX{CR}

These commands will bring up File, Open dialog, change the Filename search to C:\PDOX\*.DB and wait for user interaction. In addition, as long as the Application Property Macro, Slash Key is set to "Quattro Pro - DOS", you can still use DOS-based keystroke macros.

If you plan to run Quattro Pro for DOS macros in Quattro Pro for Windows, you should be aware of various compatibility issues.  You may need to edit macros that access hardware settings reached through the Quattro Pro for DOS /Options menus (/Options, Hardware, /Options, Display Mode, etc.). In Quattro Pro for Windows, these settings are all controlled through the Windows Control Panel. Also, you'll need to edit macros that access the Quattro Pro for DOS File Manager and Audit features.

@CURVALUE statements in Quattro Pro for DOS will return a different value in Quattro Pro. Edit macros using these statements before you run them in Quattro Pro. For most purposes, you can use the @COMMAND or @PROPERTY functions in place of @CURVALUE.

An error message will appear if Quattro Pro finds an unsupported macro command.

The key reader is not available in this version of Quattro Pro for Windows.

The following menu command properties can't be changed by {SETOBJECTPROPERTY}.

       /File commands, the Grayed property

        /Edit/Undo.Enabled, Title, and Grayed

        /Edit/Cut.Enabled and Grayed

        /Edit/Copy.Enabled and Grayed

        /Edit/Clear.Enabled and Grayed

        /Edit/Clear Values.Enabled and Grayed

        /Edit/Paste Special.Enabled and Grayed

        /Edit/Insert Break.Grayed

        /View/Panes.Grayed

        /View/Locked Titles.Grayed

        /Graphics commands, the Grayed property

        /Tools/Object Order.Enabled

        /Tools/Object Order/Bring Forward.Enabled

        /Tools/Object Order/Send Backward.Enabled

        /Tools/Object Order/Bring to Front.Enabled

        /Tools/Object Order/Send to Back.Enabled

        /Tools/Database Desktop.Enabled and Grayed

        /Tools/Database Tools/Table Query.Enabled and Grayed

        /Tools/Macro/Record.Title

        /Tools/Macro/Debugger.Title


Mouse Movement and In-cell Editing

When attempting to move a cell or block you may accidentally invoke in-cell editing. A work around for this problem is to alter your Control Panel, Mouse double click setting until you can work at the speed you like without invoking in-cell editing.


OBEX Information

SETTINGS

If you are running Windows in Standard mode, the VSHARE.386 file will not be loaded. If this is the case, you will need to use the SHARE.EXE command (in either your AUTOEXEC.BAT file or your CONFIG.SYS file) with the following parameters:

SHARE /F:4096 /L:400

The /F parameter allocates file space for the DOS storage area used to record file-sharing information. The default value is 2048. The /L parameter sets the number of files that can be  locked at one time. The default value is 20.

The following note applies to Windows 3.1, Windows for Workgroups 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11:

With Novell NetWare the number of file handles is 40 by default. Microsoft recommends that this value be raised to 60. In your NET.CFG or SHELL.CFG file you should modify or add the following line:

FILE HANDLES = 60

It is recommended that you modify your CONFIG.SYS file with the following:

FILES = 60

60 is the suggested minimum.

SHELL.CFG is used with NET3.COM, NET4.COM, and so on.

NET.CFG is used with NETX.COM. If the appropriate .CFG file does not exist, it can be created in the root directory of the user's boot drive with any plain text editor or word processor used in non-document mode.

WORKGROUP DESKTOP

Address Book

If you install program files on a network, increase your network file handles to at least 100. Novell networks use the FILE HANDLES setting in the SHELL.CFG file.

The default address book is installed with the Paradox ANSI Intl language driver. To create an address book with a language driver corresponding to the IDAPI.CFG setting, use MailBook (File, New) and mark the address book as the Current Book.

When you enter a name in the Alias field of the Address Book Manager dialog box, do not enter names that use parentheses.

To prevent users from making changes to a shared address book, use the Admin password. To prevent a shared address book from accidental deletion on an operating system level, mark all the files in the address book directory as read-only.

Transports

If you use a user password in WPO (WPO:Remote requires a password), start WPO before polling OBEX.

The MCI transport can compress attachments and publications based on a setting in the MCI account configuration dialog box in OBEX. When sending mail with attachments over MCI, make sure that compression is off (publications are automatically uncompressed upon receipt).

To set up an MHS account using Novell's VLM, add the following statement to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file:

     SET MAIL=<Drive letter of MHS directory>:

To use either the Lotus Notes or the cc:Mail transport, the executable directory must be on the DOS path (e.g. C:\NOTES). VIM support is included with Lotus Notes 3.0 and later, and cc:Mail version 2.0 and later. If you have older versions of these products, it is recommended that you upgrade.


Optimizing on Low Memory Systems

On systems with 4MB of RAM, Quattro Pro can run slowly if the memory is not configured correctly. The performance difference between a well-configured system and a poorly configured one can be dramatic.

Symptoms of poor memory configuration include long startup times (longer than one minute) and delays responding to commands and loading files.


Printing Issues

If you encounter a memory problem on the printer while printing to a LaserJet, enable "Print TrueType As Graphics" in the options section of the printer setup dialog box.

If you are receiving a "Printer Overrun" message on your LaserJet 4, you may need to change the "Graphics Mode" option from "HP-GL/2" to "Raster" in the printer setup dialog box.

If you are encountering other printing problems, please check with the printer's manufacturer for any updated drivers.


QuickTemplates

There is a set of Templates that is available when you choose File, New. The QuickTemplates are enabled by default but can be disabled by inspecting (right clicking) the Application Title Bar and choosing File Options, Enable QuickTemplates. For details, search for Enabling QuickTemplates in online help.

NOTE:  The QuickTemplates are only available from the File, New menu. They will not appear if you click the "Open Notebook" button on the Toolbar.


Slide Show Transitions

The "Fade out/Fade in" transition effect will not work in a slide show unless the driver and card you're using are VGA compliant. This transition effect will not generally run under 8514 emulations.


Spell Checker Supplemental Dictionary

Quattro Pro and WordPerfect can share a common supplemental  dictionary for spell checking. Supplemental dictionary  filenames end with the .SUP extension.

Previous versions of Quattro Pro created user dictionary files with a .DCT filename extension. To integrate the  information contained in the old user dictionary file into the new supplementary dictonary file,

1.	Choose Tools, Spell Check.

2.	Click Options.

3.	Click Choose New Dictionary.

4.	Select an old user dictionary file (one ending with the extension .DCT), and choose OK.

5.	A dialog appears asking if you'd like to add words from the old user dictonary file into your current supplemental dictionary. Click Yes.

See pages 66-67 of the Quattro Pro User's Guide for more information on using the Spell Checker.


SQL Information

ODBC Connectivity

This release of IDAPI has been certified with Microsoft's 2.0 ODBC Driver Manager. If you have a different version of the ODBC Driver Manager, back up your existing ODBC.DLL and ODBCINST.DLL files and copy the ODBC.NEW and ODBCINST.NEW files from your IDAPI directory into your existing ODBC directory (by default this is WINDOWS\SYSTEM), and rename them to ODBC.DLL and ODBCINST.DLL.

For information on how to create an ODBC driver connection and alias, search for "ODBC Driver Connection" in the IDAPI  Configuration Utility online Help.

Tips For Using ODBC Socket

This version of the ODBC Socket was qualified using Q+E's ODBC pack version 1.2. Driver-specific problems were discovered using the latest Btrieve driver. If using Btrieve, it is recommended you use the version 1.1 driver.

This version of ODBC Socket is certified for use only with Binary (Byte-value) collation-based servers.

When using pass-through SQL, case-sensitive object names should be enclosed in the DBMS identifier quote character.

The driver description in the ODBC.INI must match the driver name exactly as found in ODBCINST.INI in order for the IDAPI Configuration Utility to add drivers to the IDAPI configuration file.

ODBC does not support owner qualified indexes. When opening a table with an index, do not specify an owner name as part of the index name parameter.

ODBC Socket Datatype Identifiers

The ODBC Socket supports standard ODBC datatype identifiers.

For a list of those identifiers, refer to your ODBC documentation. Each individual ODBC driver allows you to create a table with only some of those datatype identifiers. For a list of driver-supported ODBC datatype identifiers, refer to your specific ODBC driver documentation.

Intersolv/Q+E Issues: The Q+E Oracle driver does not allow copying an Oracle table to another Oracle table. This isa known problem and will be fixed in the next release of

 the Q+E ODBC driver pack.

NetWare SQL: When specifying NetWare SQL BLOB\Memo fields it is necessary to specify a size <= 32765. The default of 32767 that is assumed by the driver is incorrect due to field header information.

DB2/2 (Database Manager) does not support concatenation operators in queries.

Btrieve: In some situations the Btrieve Record Manager causes the error message "Record Manager Not Loaded" to appear. Following this error message, exit Windows and restart. Btrieve is unstable after this message appears.


Using 1-2-3 Menus and Macros

Included in Quattro Pro are 1-2-3 compatible menus that let you run 1-2-3 keystroke macros and display 1-2-3 menus using the slash key (/).

The Slash Key setting in Quattro Pro controls which menu system displays when you press the slash key (/) from Ready mode. To display 1-2-3 menus when you press the slash key,

1.	Right-click the Quattro Pro title bar, or choose Property, Application from the Property Band.

2.	Choose Macro on the left side of the Application dialog box.

3.	Choose Slash Key and select 1-2-3/R 2.01 from the list of options.

4.	Choose OK.

Now you can run keystroke macros written for 1-2-3 (release 2.x and 3.x) within Quattro Pro: choose Tools, Macro, Play from the Quattro Pro menu, or press the slash key (/) and choose Worksheet, Macro, Execute.

Macros assigned to Alt keys in 1-2-3 run in Quattro Pro using the Ctrl key. 1-2-3 menus will display as the macro issues commands.

For example, /GT displays the 1-2-3 menu's graph types. However, Quattro Pro dialog boxes will appear where appropriate.

Note: Be alert when executing 1-2-3 macros containing {?} statements--you may want to change those statements to {MENUCALL} statements, and create macro menus for the corresponding 1-2-3 menu choices. This ensures that the macro will still run within 1-2-3.

If Quattro Pro encounters a macro command that it cannot understand or that is not supported, an error message appears.


Using Multiple Currencies

You can format numbers as different currencies in the same notebook. For example, you can show one block of currency values in dollars and another block in pounds.

To format the data in cells as currency values,

1.	Select the cells you want to format, then right-click them.

2.	Choose Block Properties to display the block Object Inspector. Numeric Format is already selected.

3.	Click Currency.

4.	Enter the number of decimal places.

5.	Select the country whose currency symbol you want to use.

6.	Choose OK.

To change the default currency symbol, right-click the Quattro Pro title bar and choose International. Then select Currency in the Selection group.


Using the 1-2-3 Macro Translation Assistant

Included with this release of Quattro Pro is a notebook file named 123TOQPW.WB2 that converts keystroke macros from 1-2-3 (Release 2.01 through Release 2.4) to Quattro Pro's macro syntax.

******************************************************************

Your use of the 1-2-3 Macro Translation Assistant is governed

by the terms of the Software License Agreement, Limited Warranty

and Limitation of Liability that accompany your copy of

Quattro Pro.

1-2-3 is a registered trademark of Lotus Development Corp.

******************************************************************

To use the 1-2-3 Macro Translation Assistant, follow these steps:

1.	Open 123TOQPW.WB2 in Quattro Pro. It's a hidden macro notebook that adds an extra option under the Tools, Macro submenu.  This option is called Translate, which can also be activated via a keyboard shortcut (ALT-F1).

2.	Open the 1-2-3 file containing the macro(s) that you want to convert.

3.	Choose Tools, Macro, Translate to begin the translation process.

4.	In the Convert dialog box, specify the block (i.e., ranges) of macros you want to convert.

5.	Check the Highlight unsupported macros checkbox (it is checked by default) if you want to highlight problem macros. Then, click on the OK button.

If you checked Highlight unsupported macros, macros that could not be converted are highlighted with the following colors:

Blue = contains macros not supported in Quattro Pro

Red = contains unrecognized macros

Purple = contains both unsupported and unrecognized macros

Demonstration Files for the 1-2-3 Macro Translation Assistant

The following demonstration files are installed in the Quattro Pro Samples directory (by default, C:\OFFICE\QPW\SAMPLES):

PRODDEV.WK1   1-2-3 spreadsheet application file

PRODDEV.FMT   1-2-3 spreadsheet formatting file

PRODDEV.WRI   Conversion demonstration instructions

This demonstration shows how a budget application (PRODDEV.WK1) created in 1-2-3 can be upgraded to run under Quattro Pro 6.0 for Windows. Read the PRODDEV.WRI file (a Windows Write file) for instructions.

Specifications of the 1-2-3 Macro Translation Assistant

1.	The 1-2-3 Macro Translation Assistant will only translate 1-2-3 keystroke commands that start with a "/".

2.	It will only translate full menu commands. For example, /G alone will not get translated as it only opens the graph menu, but it doesn't do any action in the graph menu.

3.	Commands that are broken into more than one line will not be translated. For example,

A1: /F

A2: R

This is equivalent to /File, Retrieve in 1-2-3, but the macro translation assistant will not translate it. The 1-2-3 command will be translated, if it were:

A1: /FR

4.	If you select to highlight unsupported commands it will highlight any "/" that it couldn't translate. So if you select a block that has text that contains a slash / in it, the Macro Translation Assistant will highlight that cell.

5.	If you have text labels in the selected block that contain an identical character string found in a 1-2-3 menu command, it will be treated as a macro and translated.

6.	/X commands are not translated because they are supported by Quattro Pro.

7.	Self-modifying macros which concatenate menu commands will not be translated.

8.	Macros that count on the user to input menu keystrokes will not be translated. These may work in some situations, but most 1-2-3 macros that use this method get a user to a certain menu

(i.e., /G to the graph menu) and then allow the user to make a selection. This case would fail because of #2 above.

9.	Macros which use other macro commands to navigate or answer the menus will not be translated. For example /{RIGHT 2}~ which takes the user to the 1-2-3 Copy menu option will not be translated.

Tips

1.	After you load the 1-2-3 file, if you have an autoload macro in it (i.e., \0), it might activate Quattro Pro menus. Press CTRL-BREAK while your file is being loaded to stop this macro from executing.

2.	It is highly recommended to save your 1-2-3 file as a Quattro Pro .WB2 notebook prior to starting the translation process. It is also recommended that you keep a backup of your 1-2-3 file.


Using the Navigate Button

The Navigate button in the input line helps you use block names in formulas or go to a named block in the notebook.

To display a list of block names while writing or editing a formula, click the Navigate button in the input line. A drop-down list of block names appears.

Note: The Navigate button is active when one or more blocks have been named in the notebook. In Edit mode the Navigate button is active when the insertion point is to the right of an operator or open parenthesis.


WordPerfect File Dialogs

Quattro Pro can be configured to use WordPerfect File dialogs for File, Open, File, Save, and File, Save As. This feature  can be turned off/on by inspecting (right-clicking) the Application Title bar, selecting File Options, and then clicking on the WordPerfect File dialogs check box. These dialogs can only be utilized if you have WordPerfect Shared Code version 2.3 or higher. If you turn this feature on and perform one of the above operations, but you are not presented with the WordPerfect File dialogs, you do not have a recent version of Shared Code. Novell's WordPerfect 6.1, Presentations 3.0, and Corel WordPerfect Suite all utilize/install versions of Shared Code (2.3) that Quattro Pro is able to use.


Envoy
Envoy (Novell Inc.)

System Requirements

Replacing Envoy 1.0 with Envoy 1.0a

Additional Languages

General Troubleshooting

Envoy Driver Compatibility

Uninstalling Envoy from your System


SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

Windows(TM) System Requirements:

Hardware: PC with 386 processor or greater

System software: Microsoft(R) Windows 3.1

Minimum RAM: 500K free Conventional Memory

Free hard disk space: 1-2 MB

3.5" HD disk drive


ADDITIONAL LANGUAGES

Various languages are available for Envoy.  Periodically, other languages will be added.  When another language is installed, you can use the following startup option:  /L=XX (where XX is the two-letter language code).  Or you can change the default language from within Envoy with Preferences.  See Online Help for details.


GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTING

For detailed information about installing and using Envoy, see the QuickStart Card and online Help.  The following are suggestions for troubleshooting possible situations you may encounter in the course of using Envoy on Windows.

Envoy Viewer:

RUNNING ENVOY UNDER OS/2

If you have a 256 color display and you are running Envoy seamlessly on the OS/2 desktop, you may experience corruption of your desktop colors.  To correct this problem, start Envoy using the /SW start-up switch.

To start Envoy using the /SW start-up switch,

1.	Right-click on the Envoy icon.

2.	Open the Settings window, then click on the Program tab.

3.	Type /SW in the Optional Parameters text box.

To view an Envoy attachment in Novell GroupWise,

1.	Right-click on the attachment icon, then choose Open.

2.	Type /SW after the *.EXE command in the text box (for example, ENVOY.EXE /SW).

USING QUICKFINDER AND OPEN FILE

The current version of QuickFinder cannot index .EVY files.  You cannot view .EVY files in the Open File dialog box.

UNDERSTANDING MENU OR TOOL OPERATIONS

Look for the long prompts at the top and/or bottom of the viewer screen.  These prompts provide descriptions of tools and menu commands, as well as context-sensitive suggestions about possible actions.

HYPERTEXT LINK JUMPS TO UNEXPECTED DESTINATION

If a hypertext link does not jump to the expected location within a document, the likely cause is that one or more pages have been inserted or deleted in the document between the hypertext source link and destination link.  After pages have been inserted/deleted, re-link hypertext (select the link source using the hypertext tool, then edit the destination).

PAGES OR THUMBNAILS ARE SLOW TO REDRAW AND DISPLAY IN THE VIEWER

Most often, Envoy displays document pages very quickly.  The speed with which Envoy displays pages might be decreased by the following:

1.	The document file is being read from slow media, such as a floppy disk or a CD-ROM drive.  Display time can be improved by moving the documents to a local hard drive.

2.	The document includes a large color bitmap image.  Display time can be improved by choosing a lower Custom Bitmap Resolution and/or reducing the color depth of the bitmap to 256 or 16 colors, then printing again to the EnvoyDriver.

3.	The document includes an intricate graphic image.  Display time can be improved either by removing some of the more complex graphic elements or by replacing with a simpler graphic before printing to the Envoy Driver.

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR LARGE DOCUMENTS

If you are going to create an Envoy document with a large number of bitmaps in Windows, increase your system's RAM as much as possible.  This will greatly decrease save time and the possibility of errors.  For example, saving an 8MB manual on a Compaq 486/66 with 8MB of RAM can take eight or more hours.

Increasing RAM  to 24 MB decreases save time for the same manual to one hour; 40MB of RAM decreases save time to 40 minutes.

IMPORTING FILES INTO VIEWER/DRAG-AND-DROP FILES ONTO VIEWER

On Windows, some applications do not support converting their files to the .EVY format by importing files into the Envoy Viewer or by drag-and-drop.  In order for these features to work with a file from a particular application, that application must have registered itself into the Windows Registration Database and must support printing through Dynamic Data Exchange.  To test whether an application supports these Envoy features, drag a file onto the Windows Print Manager; if the file does not print, then the application does not support these features.  In such a case, convert files by launching the application and printing the files to the Envoy Driver.

ELSEWARE FONTWORKS ON WINDOWS

FontWorks for Windows by ElseWare may cause a wait cursor to appear when the Envoy Viewer is launched.  The solution is to uninstall FontWorks from your system, and to set the fonts line in the [boot] section of your WIN.INI file to read "fonts.fon=vgasys.fon".

VIEWER EITHER DOES NOT LAUNCH OR LAUNCHES EMPTY AFTER PRINTING DOCUMENT TO DRIVER

This situation is usually caused by lack of memory resources to support running both the printing application and the Envoy Viewer simultaneously.

The solution to this problem is one of the following:

1.	increase the Virtual Memory swap file size in the Windows Control Panel;

2.	select the "Save as Envoy File" setting in the Envoy Driver Setup, print the document to file, quit the printing application, then launch the Envoy Viewer and open the file.

LAUNCH VIEWER, SEE ERROR MESSAGE "CANNOT FIND LANGUAGE RESOURCES..."

The language resources DLL either was not installed properly or was removed from the Envoy/Progs directory.  Either copy a new language DLL (such as ENVOYUS.DLL) into the directory, or reinstall Envoy.

ATI MACH32 VIDEO DRIVER

On Windows the ATI Mach32 video driver may have some incompatibilities with the Envoy Viewer. The solution is to select another video driver, such as the standard Windows VGA driver.

TOOLBAR COLORS IN WINDOWS

The colors of the Toolbar icons on the Envoy Viewer for Windows can be affected by changing the color settings in the Windows Control Panel.  If the Toolbar colors look strange, change the color settings.

Envoy Runtime Viewer:

RECIPIENT OF Runtime Viewer IS UNABLE TO LAUNCH VIEWER

Check to make sure that the recipient is using Windows (rather than MacOS) to create the Runtime Viewer.  Note that although Envoy documents themselves are compatible between Windows and Macintosh systems, the Macintosh Runtime Viewer will function only on Macintosh systems and the Windows Runtime Viewer will function only on Windows systems.

SENDING A RUNTIME FILE BY E-MAIL

If you send a Runtime file through e-mail using the Send feature on the File menu in the Envoy Viewer, the file is sent as an .EVY file.  In order to send a Runtime file as an .EXE file, start from e-mail and attach the Runtime .EXE file.

Envoy Driver:

PRINTING FROM THE Envoy Viewer TO PCL AND POSTSCRIPT PRINTERS

For best results in printing from the Envoy Viewer: Printing to PCL printers, use v1.26 or later version of the PCL driver, available from Hewlett-Packard or Microsoft.

ROTATED TEXT

Some applications on Windows print rotated text as a bitmap image.  The result is that (1) the text cannot be selected using the text selection cursor and (2) the bitmap image may be jagged.  Increase the bitmap resolution in the driver custom setup dialog to improve the visual quality of the rotated text.

GRADIENTS

Applications that generate gradients will render as a series of solid colors in Envoy.  For best results, produce documents with solid colors rather than gradients.

ENCAPSULATED POSTSCRIPT (EPS) IMAGES

Documents that contain EPS files will contain the bitmap preview of the EPS image, if available, when converted to the .EVY format.  The bitmap preview will be captured at the screen resolution and incorporated into the .EVY file. This is the standard behavior for non-PostScript printer drivers on Windows.

In order to capture a scaleable version of the EPS image, the document should first be converted to PostScript and then brought into the .EVY format using a PostScript conversion utility, such as ZScript, from ZenoGraphics.  ZenoGraphics can be contacted at 800-366-7494.

APPLICATION FAILS TO CORRECTLY CONVERT DOCUMENT TO .EVY FORMAT

A few applications that do not conform to Windows printing standards may not be fully compatible with the Envoy Driver in some instances.  See section 6, "Envoy DRIVER COMPATIBILITY," below for more details.


Envoy Driver COMPATIBILITY

The Envoy Drivers on Windows carefully follow platform guidelines for design and implementation of printer drivers.  Some applications, however, do not completely conform to platform guidelines for printing and therefore may be incompatible with the Envoy Driver in some instances.  Applications that are incompatible with the Envoy Driver in some situations are documented below.

Possible solutions are indicated, if applicable.

In most of the cases listed below, applications may provide more complete output if the document is first converted to a PostScript file using a system PostScript driver and then converted to the .EVY format using a PostScript conversion utility, such as ZScript, from ZenoGraphics.  ZenoGraphics can be contacted at 800-366-7494.

ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR

Text from Adobe Illustrator is not supported with this release of Envoy.

CLARIS FILEMAKER PRO

For best results with text spacing, select the High (300 DPI) resolution in the Envoy Driver setup dialog before printing from Claris FileMaker Pro.

CorelDRAW

Courier, Helvetica, Times, and Zapf fonts are not supported with this release of Envoy.

MICROSOFT WRITE

For best results with MS Write, select the Envoy Driver as the default driver in the Windows Control Panel.

QUARKXPRESS

Prints only bitmap images of documents to non-PostScript printers, including a bitmap image of all text.


UNINSTALLING Envoy FROM YOUR SYSTEM

UNINSTALLING Envoy Viewer AND DRIVER

1.	Exit Windows to DOS.

2.	In DOS, delete the Envoy directory (for example, C:\ENVOY), subdirectories, and all files within those directories (except any .EVY files you have created).

3.	Delete the following file in the Windows system directory (C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM):

ENVOYDRV.DRV

4.	Restart Windows.

5.	Delete the following file in the Windows directory (C:\WINDOWS):

ENVOY.INI

6.	Next, you will need to edit the WIN.INI file in the Windows directory (c:\windows), using Notepad in the Accessories program group, or using an ASCII text editor.

6.a.	If you had previously selected Envoy as your default Windows printer driver, delete the following line under the [Windows] section:

device=Envoy Driver, ENVOYDRV,EVY:

6.b.	Delete any lines referring to Envoy under the [PrinterPorts] and [ports] sections.

6.c.	Delete the lines referring to Envoy under the [devices] section.

6.d.	Delete the .EVY association under the [Extensions] section.

6.e.	Exit Notepad or your ASCII editor, choosing Y to replace the WIN.INI.

7.	Delete the Envoy program group from the Windows Program Manager.

UNINSTALLING Envoy Runtime Viewer:

To uninstall the Runtime Viewer on a machine where Envoy has not been installed,

1.	Delete the following files from the Windows directory (for example, c:\windows):

ENVOYRTE.EXE

ENVOYRTD.DLL

ENVOYRTH.HLP

ENVOY.INI  (Note: ENVOY.INI exists only if you have changed the default settings in Envoy Runtime.)


Flow


CorelFLOW

Export

When exporting diagrams containing text in .wpg format, you may find that some of the text does not appear correctly when imported into Word Perfect. One way to work around this is to open the .wpg file first in Word Perfect Presentations' DRAW module, and re-save as .wpg. When the file is now opened in Word Perfect, the text should appear correctly. Center justification of text is not supported when exporting to .wpg. Text will default to be left justified.

Some diagrams which contain complex FLOW symbols may not appear when imported as .wpg files into other applications. One suggested work around is to use the Clipboard (ie. Copy, Paste) to copy the diagram.

Object Linking and Embedding

When you insert large or complex OLE objects, especially those containing large, high-resolution bitmaps, you may have problems depending on available memory and system resources.  This is a known limitation of the Microsoft OLE2 DLL's.

If you have problems trying to insert large OLE objects (e.g., if blank objects appear or General Protection Faults occur), the work-around is to export the desired information from one application to a file on disk, and then import the file into the other application.


Dashboard (Starfish Software Inc.)

Installing Dashboard 3.0 over previous versions

New features

Product updates

Removing Dashboard

Running under Windows 95

Running under Windows NT

Solutions to various problems

Working With Other Applications

Note: In addition to this README.HLP file, you also received a READADV.WRI file, the advanced readme. The information in that file explains how to modify the file named "DASH.INI.", which is for customizing features of Dashboard that are not available from the Customize dialog box.

A Suggestion: Print copies of this file and READADV.WRI, and store them with your Dashboard Users Guide. This way all of the information for using Dashboard 3.0 will be in one place.


Installing Dashboard 3.0 over previous versions

NOTE: If you have a previous version of Dashboard installed on your system, you DO NOT need to remove it from your system before installing version 3.0. Removing your previous version eliminates any custom Quick Launch buttons, layouts, etc. Follow the procedure below to install Dashboard 3.0 while retaining any customizations made to your previous version.

To install Dashboard 3.0 over a previous version of Dashboard:

1.	Start Windows 3.1.

2.	Insert the Dashboard 3.0 disk into drive A.

3.	If you've set Dashboard as your Windows shell, choose Dashboard Run from the Dashboard Task Menu.

If Dashboard is not the shell and the Windows Program Manager is running, choose Run from the Program Manager's File menu.

4.	In the command line box, type

A:\SETUP

5.	Click Run to start the installation.

6.	If Dashboard is currently running, but is not the Windows shell, a dialog box appears instructing you to close Dashboard and then click Continue. The installation will then continue automatically.

7.	If Dashboard is currently running as the Windows shell, a dialog box appears instructing you to restart Windows. Click the Restart Windows button. Windows will restart and the installation will continue automatically.

8.	Follow the instructions in the installation dialog boxes.

9.	If Dashboard was the shell, when the installation is completed you are given two options: (1) re-start Windows and use Dashboard 3.0 as the Windows shell again, or (2) exit the installation program in which case the Program Manager will be the Windows shell.

If Dashboard was not the shell, the installation program exits directly to the Windows Program Manager.

When installation is complete, the Dashboard 3.0 program item will be added to the program group named Dashboard for Windows and will replace the earlier version of Dashboard (assuming that you installed Dashboard 3.0 in the same directory as the earlier version). If you install Dashboard in another directory, it will be added to that program group and Dashboard 2.0 will not be affected.

NOTE:	The file DASH.INI for your previous version of Dashboard will be renamed to DASH20.INI, and a new DASH.INI file will be created. If you want to keep any customization (such as color settings or the default Dashboard window position) you made to the previous file, you need to manually re-enter it into the new one.

NOTE:	Whenever you use Dashboard to install any new program, the Program Manager will open regardless of whether or not Dashboard is running as the Windows shell. However, some installation programs do not close the Program Manager. Thus, if you are running Dashboard as the Windows shell, and you install a new program, you may have to manually close the Program Manager after the installation is complete.


New Features in Dashboard 3.0

*	Right-clicking on any Dashboard component, or panel, displays a Shortcut menu for that panel. The menu includes commands to configure the panel, snap it off as a tool bar (where applicable), hide it, or display Help about the panel.

*	The new Taskbar lets you switch instantly to any of your running programs. By default, its a row of buttons along the bottom of the Dashboard window, but you can unsnap it as a tool bar and even attach it to any edge of your screen, where it is always available.

*	Dashboards components can be removed from the program on the fly, freeing up memory.

*	The maximum number of Quick Launch buttons has been doubled, to sixty-four.

*	The Help system now includes fly-over Help. If you rest the mouse pointer on an item in the Dashboard window or in a tool bar, a Help bubble appears, identifying the item for you.

*	The Clock/Calendar Shortcut menu includes a command that lets you set the system date and time directly from Dashboard.

*	Dashboards popular Run command can now be accessed by a button.

*	The Resource panel is easier to read, and contains more useful information.

*	You can automatically sort groups in the Program Menu.


Product Updates

CTL3DV2.DLL

Dashboard installs this file into your C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory. If you have an older version of this file (it may have been installed by other programs), this installation will rename it to CTL3DV2.OLD before copying the new version into the directory.

Hiding Iconized Applications

If an iconized program has an Always On Top option (like the Windows Clock), then it will not be hidden when the Dashboard option Hide Iconized Apps is selected.

Run dialog box

The way the Run dialog box works has been improved. When executing commands in earlier versions of Dashboard, the Run dialog box defined the current working directory as wherever the program you were running resided. Now, the working directory is defined as the directory currently displayed in the Run dialog box. This is much better if you are executing programs that are not in your current directory because output files are now placed in the current directory. However, in the case of setup programs, this can be problematic. To avoid setup errors, always change directories to wherever the setup program is located. That is, if you have a setup program on a disk in your A Drive, type

  A:	and press Enter. Then type

  SETUP	and press Enter

(instead of just typing  A:\SETUP and pressing Enter.)

Taskbar

When the Taskbar is docked to an edge of the screen and Auto Hide is disabled, most programs will size themselves to the Taskbar's edge when maximized. However, certain applications, including the Microsoft Office suite of products, ignore the Taskbar and maximize to the true edge of the screen. If this occurs, enable Auto Hide for the Taskbar, or set the Taskbar as Floating, or keep it attached to Dashboard.


Removing Dashboard

Use the Remove Dashboard program found in the Dashboard Program Group if you want to remove Dashboard completely from your system.

Although the Remove Dashboard program will remove all files supporting Dashboard, you will have to manually remove the file, DASHZAP.EXE, from your Windows directory, as well as any personal files that you may have stored in the Dash directory.

NOTE:	If you have a previous version of Dashboard installed on your system, you DO NOT need to remove it from your system to install version 3.0. Removing your previous version eliminates any custom Quick Launch buttons, layouts, etc. Follow the procedure outlined in the section entitled "Installing Dashboard 3.0 over Previous Versions" to install Dashboard 3.0 while retaining any customizations made to your previous version.


Running under Windows 95

Long file names are not supported.

It is recommended that you do not dock the Dashboard taskbar to the bottom of the screen. It may draw over, or be obscured by, the Windows 95 Taskbar.

The Quick Tour launch buttons must have Working Directory information specified. To specify a working directory, right-click a button, and choose Customize. The Customize dialog box appears, with that button selected. Type the desired working directory in the Working Directory field. (For both Quick Tours, this is C:\DASH, or wherever you installed Dashboard to.) Click Done when you have finished.

The Defrag Memory option in the Resources dialog box is not available under Windows 95.

The System Resources information may be inaccurate under Windows 95.

If Fly-over Help is enabled, the Help captions may not disappear if you move the mouse pointer quickly off of Dashboard or its components.

Dashboard may conflict with certain password-protected screen-savers under Windows 95.


Running under Windows NT

Long file names are not supported.

Dashboard will not recognize Windows NT program groups. You can, however, manually create Dashboard Program Groups.

The extended screens and taskbar will not automatically track 32 bit applications. You must right click the extended screen and select Update Screens from the Shortcut menu.


Solutions to Various Problems

If you have screen redraw problems, and are using Adobe Type Manager (ATM)

Be sure you are using Version 3.0 or higher of ATM.

Add the following line to the [Settings] section of your ATM.INI file, located in the Windows directory:

ATMIcon=off

This turns off the ATM icon that appears when you start Windows, but otherwise does not affect ATM.

If a Program Won't Print Properly

If an error occurs when you drag a file to the Dashboard's Printer Manager or use the Print command in Dashboard Run, you should check whether the program is registered properly with Windows. Here is how you do that:

1.	Click the Dashboard Run button, or choose Run from the File menu of the Windows File Manager or Program Manager.

2.	Enter the following in the Command Line box:

REGEDIT.EXE /v

Remember to add a space and a forward slash before the v.

3.	Click OK.

You will now see the Registration Info Editor. It will list the names of all the programs installed and registered by your Windows program. The information is arranged in a tree structure. Scroll through the information to see if the program associated with the data file that you're trying to print is listed there.

When you find the program, look for its Print command under the tree structure. If no command is associated with printing, you must re-install the program in order to get a proper registration for Dashboard's drag-and-drop printing feature. If re-installing the program does not correct this problem, call the support telephone number of the company that makes the program.

If You Set Dashboard as the Shell and Windows Won't Run

In rare instances, setting Dashboard as the shell and then trying to run Windows causes problems. Neither Dashboard nor Windows can open.

To solve this problem, edit the Windows SYSTEM.INI file so that Program Manager again runs as the shell. If you have DOS version 5.0 or later, you can use its Edit command to edit the file. If you have an earlier version of DOS, use any other DOS editor to edit the SYSTEM.INI file.

Here are the steps to edit it with the built-in DOS Edit program:

1.	At the DOS prompt, type Edit, followed by the name of your Windows directory and the name, SYSTEM.INI. For instance, if the name of the Windows directory is WIN31 and it is stored on your C: drive, you would type:

Edit C:\WIN31\SYSTEM.INI and press Enter.

2.	If you have not used the DOS Edit feature before, press F1 to see information that explains how it works.

3.	In the SYSTEM.INI file, find the line:

Shell={Drive}\{Directory}\DASH.EXE

For example: Shell=C:\Dash\DASH.EXE

4.	Edit the line to read:

Shell=PROGMAN.EXE

5.	Save the SYSTEM.INI file.

Now you can open Windows in the normal manner by typing WIN at the system prompt.

If a Program Loads, But Its Window Doesn't Appear

Sometimes a program will load but its window will not appear. This typically happens when a program's window was moved off of the screen and then the program was closed. The program will open again later, but because its window was off the screen when the program was closed, you can't see the window.

The first thing to do is to verify that the program is indeed open:

1.	Hold down the Alt key.

2.	Press the Tab key to cycle through the open programs. If the program you want is open, it will be listed in the Alt-Tab message box.

Note: If the program you are trying to locate is a NewWave application, click on the NewWave Desktop to give it focus before using Alt-Tab.

If the program is not listed in the Alt-Tab message box, then it did not load properly. In that case try to load it again from either Dashboard or the Windows Program Manager. If you still cannot open it, something is wrong with the program, not with Dashboard.

3.	Release the Alt key when the program is listed.

4.	Press Alt-Space to display the program's System menu, and then type the letter M to choose the Move command.

5.	Use the arrow keys to bring the window back onto the screen.


Working With Other Applications

Using the Norton Desktop for Windows with Dashboard for Windows

When Norton Desktop for Windows runs with Dashboard, its Quick Access groups and Drive windows must remain in the same extended screen as the Norton Desktop window.  The mini windows representing the Norton Drive windows or the Quick Access groups cannot be moved to another extended screen.

Another feature of Norton Desktop for Windows is that it always loads on the currently active screen. For example, if the center extended screen is active and you drag Norton Desktop for Windows from the Quick Launch panel to the left extended screen to launch, the program will open on the center extended screen rather than on the left screen.  This also applies when the program is loaded as part of a layout; it will load on the currently active screen.

Using WordPerfect with Dashboard for Windows

When you drag and drop to launch WordPerfect, it will always load on the currently active extended screen, regardless of where it is dropped.  However, once WordPerfect is launched, you can then drag and drop the WordPerfect window to any other extended screen.

WordPerfect can also change your printer settings "on-the-fly".  If you have multiple printers on the same port, WordPerfect makes the others inactive by specifying the print device in WIN.INI to be "none".  This will cause the icons for these printers to not be displayed as Dashboard printer icons.  The printers can be re-enabled via the Windows Control Panel.

Using the After Dark Screen Saver with Dashboard for Windows

After Dark always loads on the active screen, regardless of where it is dropped.  Also, by nature, After Dark is a "sticky app," that is, it will always remain on the current screen, regardless of which extended screen is active.

If you configure Dashboard to stay in front of other windows, it will still be displayed on the screen when the After Dark screen saver is activated.

An earlier problem with resource loss when using Dashboard for Windows 2.0 with After Dark has been resolved with version 2.01 of Dashboard.

Using PC Tools for Windows with Dashboard for Windows

Like After Dark, PC Tools for Windows is by nature a "sticky app".  It will always appear on the current screen.

Additionally, there is a feature in this program known as "multi-desk" that is incompatible with Dashboard's Extended Screens.  Therefore, it is recommended that you turn the "multi-desk" feature off in order to run the two programs simultaneously.

Using Microsoft Mail with Dashboard for Windows

Microsoft Mail will always open in the same position on the Extended Screens as when it was closed.  Therefore, it will always open in the same screen that it was last in, regardless of the screen where you drop it.

Using Paradox with Dashboard for Windows

Much like Microsoft Mail, Paradox always opens in the same position on the Extended Screens as when it was closed.

Using Microsoft Mouse Driver 9.0 with Dashboard for Windows

Microsoft Mouse Driver 9.0 has a feature known as "Snap-To."  This particular feature may cause Dashboard's dialog boxes to be incorrectly moved and positioned when you click on them.  Microsoft acknowledges this is a bug in the Mouse Driver 9.0 program.  Microsoft has reported that this is fixed in the 9.01 version.

Using CrossTalk 2.0 with Dashboard for Windows

CrossTalk 2.0 has a problem where it can hang when being launched from Dashboard.  This problem has been resolved in CrossTalk 2.00.00b and later versions.  You must examine the paper disk label to see the version number as it may not be reflected in CrossTalk's "About" box.  If your disks indicate that you are on a pre-2.00.00b version, contact DCA to obtain an update.

Using CompuServe WinCIM with Dashboard for Windows

The icon used to launch WinCIM must specify the working directory to be the same as that of the WINCIM.EXE program.

Using Ascend with Dashboard for Windows

The Ascend PIM (Personal Information Manager) may experience problems launching from Dashboard.  NewQuest Technologies has acknowledged this problem to be within Ascend 4.0 and previous versions and will resolve this in a future release.

Using Novell NetWare 4.0 VLM Client with Dashboard for Windows

The NetWare 4.0 VLM software is hard-coded to search for some of its files in a subdirectory called NLS under whatever directory the Windows shell program is located in.  If you are running Dashboard as your Windows Shell program, the VLM software cannot locate its "Unicode" files.  Novell acknowledges this to be limitation when using any shell program that is not located in the Windows directory, and will fix this in a future release of the VLM software.  In the interim, simply create a subdirectory under your Dashboard directory called NLS, and copy the files from \WINDOWS\NLS there.


Sidekick for Windows (Starfish Software Inc.)

Changing the working directory

Sidekick Installation

Printing

Sample files

Uninstalling Sidekick for Windows

Upgrading from a previous version of Sidekick

Using Sidekick with PC Tools and Norton Desktop for Windows

YourWay users upgrading to Sidekick


Changing the working directory

By default C:\SKW2 is set as the working directory for Sidekick  2.0 and the Import and Export tools. However, you can change the  working directory to the same location as your data files  (in C:\SKW2\USERDATA), or to any other directory you want.

To change the working directory to the location of your data  files, follow the instructions outlined below:

1.	Switch to Program Manager.

2.	Select the icon labeled "Sidekick."

3.	Choose File, Properties from the Program Manager.

4.	Change the working directory in the Properties dialog box from C:\SKW2 to C:\SKW2\USERDATA (or to the USERDATA directory of the path you specified during installation).

You can change the working directories for the Import and Export tools in a similar manner as outlined above.


Installation
Sidekick Installation

Sidekick requires a minimum of 5 MB of hard disk space to install, 1 MB of which must be on the same drive as your Windows directory, and a 386 processor or higher. After installation, however, Sidekick itself uses only 3 MB of hard disk space and requires a minimum of 500 KB free disk space for working with data files.

NOTE: If you are upgrading from a previous version of Sidekick, make sure you read Section 5 of this README file: "Upgrading from  a previous version of SKW."

On some older machines, the available disk space is inaccurately reported to the installation program. If you have less than 10 MB of available disk space, and the program either will not install or the install unpack is aborted for no apparent reason, make 10 MB of hard disk space available and install again.

Install will ask for your initials (up to 4 letters) to create your default calendar name.  Install then creates:

-	a directory called 'SKW2' on the C: drive (or whatever directory and drive you specified in the Install screen) and copies the program files into that directory.

-	a directory under 'SKW2' called 'DATA', which contains various data files used by Sidekick.

-	a directory under 'SKW2' called 'USERDATA', which will contain your personal Cardfile, Calendar and Notes data files.

-	a SIDEKICK.INI file in your computer's Windows directory

-	a Sidekick for Windows program group in your Program Manager

To install Sidekick for Windows:

1.	Start Windows.

2.	Choose File, Run from the Program Manager.

3.	Place the Sidekick disk in the appropriate disk drive.

4.	Type A:INSTALL (or B:INSTALL if you're using Drive B) and choose OK.

5.	Follow the directions on the screen.

6.	To start Sidekick, open the Sidekick for Windows group in Program Manager and double-click the Sidekick icon.

Note: The install looks for the SIDEKICK.INI on your system to determine if a copy of Sidekick for Windows was already installed. If you are reinstalling Sidekick, you may want to back up any personal data files you've created in the Sidekick 'USERDATA' directory.


Printing

When using a pre-defined template to print cardfiles or calendars, you may need to adjust the template's margins slightly for your specific printer.  For example, increasing the top margin slightly, and decreasing the bottom margin by the same amount will cause the text to print lower on the page.


Sample files

The following sample files are included with Sidekick:

In the SKW2\SAMPLES directory:

Sample cardfiles

     800NMBRS.SDB    AT&T 800 numbers for airlines, hotels, etc.

     SOFTWARE.SDB    Descriptions of Starfish software

     VIDEOS.SDB      Information on videos and learning aids

     WINELIST.SDB    Catalog of wines

Sample Reports

     WINELIST.RPT    Report on wines

In the SKW2\USERDATA directory:

Sample cardfiles

     BUSINESS.SDB    Sample business address book (default)

     PERSONAL.SDB    Sample personal address book

Sample notefiles (Notes module)

     Sidekick        Several tips and ideas for using Sidekick

     Template        Sample form letters for mail merge


Uninstalling Sidekick for Windows

 Before removing Sidekick from your system, you may want to back

 up any personal data files you've created in Sidekick.

To uninstall Sidekick 1.x:

1.	Back up any Sidekick data files you want to keep, or move them to your 'SKW2' directory, if you are removing Sidekick 1.x to make room for Sidekick 2.0.  Make sure to save your personal data files into C:\SKW2\USERDATA. Personal files may include any of the following:

- Cardfiles having the extension .SDB and .TDB

- Notes files with the extension .FDR, *.HDR, and *.SKN

- Calendar files beginning with your initials and having the extension .SKW

- Other files not stamped with the same date and time as Sidekick

2.	Delete the C:\SKW directory and all of the files/directories it contains.

3.	If it exists, delete the file CMCLIP.SKW from your Windows directory.

4.	If necessary, delete the Sidekick 1.x and Quick Menu icons from the StartUp program group in Windows.

5.	If you never registered your copy of Sidekick, open your WIN.INI file in your WINDOWS directory and remove the line

LOAD=C:\SKW\REMIND.EXE.

To uninstall Sidekick 2.0:

1.	After backing up any Sidekick data files you want to keep, delete the C:\SKW2 directory and all of the files/directories it contains.

2.	Delete the file SIDEKICK.INI from your Windows directory.

3.	If it exists, delete the file CMCLIP.SKW from your Windows directory.

4.	If necessary, delete the Sidekick and Quick Menu icons from the StartUp program group in Windows.

5.	If you never registered your copy of Sidekick, open your WIN.INI file in your WINDOWS directory and remove the line

LOAD=C:\SKW2\REMIND.EXE.

Except for any data files you backed up, Sidekick for Windows  is now completely removed from your system.


Upgrading from a previous version of Sidekick

Make sure to close Sidekick 1.x and the Quick Menu before installing version 2.0. To remove the Quick Menu, choose the Remove command from its menu.

Users of previous versions of Sidekick should note that, by default, Sidekick 2.0 installs into a new directory named 'SKW2'.

Also, personal data files are no longer kept in the same directory as other program data. All new user files for the Cardfile, Calendar, and Notes are installed to a directory under 'SKW2' called 'USERDATA'.

The Sidekick installation program automatically detects whether or not you have a previous version of the program installed.  If you have a previous version, and you have installed Sidekick 2.0 into the default directory 'SKW2', none of the files in your 'SKW' directory will be overwritten.  However, Sidekick 2.0 will not open your old data files the first time you run it.  To use your existing data, open each of your calendars, cardfiles, and notefilesin 'SKW\DATA', and save them into your 'SKW2\USERDATA' directory.  When you open the files, Sidekick automatically converts them to the Sidekick 2.0 format.

When Sidekick 2.0 opens your version 1.x calendar files for the first time, it will convert the calendar to the new format, and save a copy of the version 1.x calendar under the extension .SKB. Similarly, Sidekick 2.0 converts your 1.x cardfiles to the new format and saves a backup copy with the extension .SK1.  In the Calendar conversion process, to ensure data integrity, any inconsistencies detected in your files will be corrected for you, which may in some cases result in loss of some Calendar activities.

If there is an error in opening the old data files, you may want to refer to your original Sidekick 1.x files for comparison.  In that case, use the procedure below to run Sidekick 1.x.

Note: For a complete list of files included with Sidekick and their use refer to online Help. Choose Help, Search from within Sidekick and search for the keyword "Files."

1.	Close Sidekick and the Quick Menu.

2.	Using the Notepad, open the file SIDEKICK.INI in the WINDOWS directory.

3.	Insert a semicolon in front of the line containing the text "DATA=C:\SKW2\DATA". Add a line below it that reads "DATA=C:\SKW\DATA".

4.	Save the file and close the Notepad.

5.	Open the File Manager. Navigate to the SKW directory (or wherever you installed Sidekick 1.x).

6.	Double-click the file SIDEKICK.EXE. Sidekick 1.x launches.

7.	Sidekick 1.x may try to open the files that have now been converted to Sidekick 2.0 format. Click OK if Sidekick tells you that the various files are not valid files.

8.	Open your original Sidekick 1.x files in the SKW\DATA directory.

9.	Write down any data that did not get correctly transferred into your Sidekick 2.0 data files.

10.	Close Sidekick 1.x without saving.

11.	Using the Notepad, open the file SIDEKICK.INI in the WINDOWS directory.

12.	Remove the semicolon in front of the line ";DATA=C:\SKW2\DATA". Remove the line that reads "DATA=C:\SKW\DATA".

13.	Save the file and close the Notepad.

14.	Open Sidekick 2.0 as normal, and make sure to open the 2.0 versions of your files if necessary.

15.	Enter the changes you noted from your 1.x files.

16.	Choose File, Save All, and close Sidekick.

* Installing into your old SKW directory

If you choose to install Sidekick 2.0 into your 'SKW' directory, overwriting your previous copy of Sidekick, any personal files (cardfiles, calendars, and notes) located in the 'DATA' directory will not be affected by the install.  However, program-specific data files, such as SpeedBar settings and print templates cannot be retained due to changes to the files.

To install into your 'SKW' directory, over a previous version of Sidekick:

1. Install Sidekick. (See Section 1 for steps to follow, but modify the install location to your 'SKW' directory.)

2. After installation, if you want to consolidate your data in the same directory, move your existing personal data files from the 'DATA' directory into 'USERDATA'.

Personal files may include any of the following:

- Cardfiles having the extension .SDB and .TDB

- Notes files with the extension .FDR, .HDR, and .SKN

- Calendar files beginning with your initials and having the extension .SKW

- Other files not stamped with the same date and time as Sidekick

3. Delete the old cardfile print template files from the DATA directory:

SKWLBPRM.SKW

SKWPHPRM.SKW

Deleting files is described in your Windows or operating system manual.


Using Sidekick with PC Tools and Norton Desktop for Windows

With some configurations of PC Tools for Windows, when you switch between desktops while Sidekick is open, a "docked" SpeedBar or LaunchBar will move with the active desktop independent of the main Sidekick window.

To prevent the SpeedBar or LaunchBar from moving with the active desktop, you can change them to floating palettes by dragging them with the mouse, or hide them using the Show options on the Sidekick View menu. They will then remain with the Sidekick window until the next Windows session.

When installing Sidekick under Norton Desktop 2.0, you may receive error messages when the Installation program attempts to automatically create the Sidekick icons.  Ignore the error messages and Sidekick should be installed.  You can then create the icons manually.


YourWay users upgrading to Sidekick

All cardfile and calendar files created in YourWay are compatible with Sidekick.  Report files are not.  Cardfile extensions are now .SDB and the calendar file extensions are now .SKW.  YourWay files can be renamed to the correct extension and then simply opened in Sidekick.

Installing Sidekick

1. Be sure you do not have YourWay or the Quick Menu running when you install Sidekick. Follow the installation instructions.

Renaming YourWay's Cardfiles

1.	Open the File Manager.  Click on the YOURWAY directory so it is highlighted. (If your data files are stored elsewhere, click on that directory.)

2.	Choose File, Copy.

3.	In the Copy dialog box, type "C:\YOURWAY\*.YDB" (don't type the quotes) into the "From:" text box.  Type "C:\SKW2\USERDATA\*.SDB" into the "To:" text box.  (Change the location for the Sidekick directory if yours is located on another drive or has a different name.) Click OK.  This will copy and rename all the cardfiles in the YOURWAY directory to the SKW2 directory.  If you do not want to rename all the cardfiles, select only the ones to rename before opening the Copy dialog box. (Ctrl-click on each file name to select it.)

4.	Your cardfiles are now ready to be opened in Sidekick. Close the File Manager and open Sidekick.  Choose File, Open in Sidekick's cardfile to open any of the renamed cardfiles.

Renaming YourWay's Calendar files

1.	Open the File Manager.  Click on the YOURWAY directory tohighlight it. (If your data files are stored elsewhere, click

on that directory.)

2.	Find all the calendar files.  These are all the files in the YOURWAY directory that begin with your initials and have a .YWY extension. When you installed YourWay, the program prompted you for up to four initials to aid in identifying your personal files.  For example, if your initials were ABC, YourWay would have created ABCTASK.YWY, ABCDATA.YWY, ABCMAST.YWY, and other similar files.

3.	Highlight all these calendar files except one: the *INIT.YWY. Do not highlight or rename this file.

4.	Choose File, Copy.

5.	In the Copy dialog box, the files that you've just chosen should automatically be listed in the "From:" text box.  Type "C:\SKW2\USERDATA\*.SKW" into the "To:" text box.  Click OK.

6.	All the calendar files are now in the Sidekick directory and are ready to be used in Sidekick.  Close the File Manager and open Sidekick.  Open the calendar file you need in Sidekick's calendar by choosing File, Open.

NOTE: Multi-Day events (YourWay called them Conferences)will have to be edited.

Using Sidekick

Do not have YourWay and Sidekick open at the same time.

IMPORTANT: To ensure that Sidekick runs correctly, you should also remove the following files from your WINDOWS directory:

     MACRODLL.DLL

      MEETINGS.DLL

      MICRDATE.DLL

      MICRFLOA.DLL

      QMHOOKS.DLL

      YWDLGDLL.DLL

      YOURWAY.INI

      CMCLIP.YWY

Once you are certain you no longer need backup files, you can delete the YOURWAY directory and all the YourWay files.


AT&T WorldNet Netscape Browser

Security Fix Description

Installation Instructions

Win32s

Windows for Workgroups with Network

Dial-On Demand

Troubleshooting

Miscellaneous


Security Fix Description

TECHNICAL BACKGROUND

Netscape Navigator uses random information to generate session

encryption keys of either 40 or 128 bits in length. The random

information is found through a variety of functions that look into a

user's machine for information about how many processes are running,

process ID numbers, the current time in microseconds, etc. Previous

releases of Netscape Navigator were vulnerable because the size of

random input was less than the size of the subsequent keys. This

means that instead of searching through all the 2^128 possible keys

by brute force, a potential intruder only had to search through a

significantly smaller key space by brute force. This was a

substantially easier problem to solve because it takes much less

compute time and means 40-bit or 128-bit key strength is

substantially reduced.

SOLUTION

Netscape Navigator 1.22 (Windows), 1.12 (Macintosh and Unix), 1.12I

(localized builds for all 3 platforms) fixes the specific portion of

our software where this vulnerability existed. We have significantly

increased the amount of random information that cannot be discovered

by external sources from approximately 30 bits to approximately 300

bits.

Netscape has greatly expanded the techniques and sources used to

generate the random information. The number of unpredictable bits in

the random-number generator (RNG) makes it no longer the weak link

in the chain.


Installation Instructions

Start Windows, Insert the CD-ROM, and choose File|Run from the main Windows

menu. Type E:\browser\setup (where E is the CD-ROM drive letter) and press

Enter. Follow the onscreen instructions.

The Netscape Navigator Personal Edition Setup program has two options for

installation:

1. The "Typical" option does a complete install of the software to the directory

   C:\NETSCAPE.

2. The "Custom" option lets you choose where you want to install the software

   and what parts of the software you want to install. If you already have a

   SLIP or PPP account (for example with an Internet Service Provider, an

   educational institution, or a government office), you should choose the

   "Custom" option. Install only the Navigator and Eudora Light Email but not

   the TCP/IP stack, otherwise you might encounter problems.

If you have Microsoft Office Manager running, you must close it prior to

installing Netscape Navigator Personal Edition. If you don't close this before

installing, you might get an error message stating that either compobj.dll

or ctl3dv2.dll is being used by another application.  The MS Office toolbar,

an indication that MS office is running, is normally located on the top

right corner of your Program Manager's window.

Note: After installing Netscape Navigator Personal Edition, you will need to run

the Registration Wizard application to register the product, configure your

modem, and choose an Internet Service Provider.

The Netscape Navigator icon will not be visible until you run the Registration

application.

To run the Registration

Wizard, double-click the Program Manager item called "Registration Wizard"

in the "Netscape Personal Edition" program group. Click the "User Information"

button, and then provide the appropriate information.

When configuring your modem, let the Modem Setup automatically detect your

modem type and COM port. If the Modem Setup can't determine your modem type,

you'll need to specify the information by choosing your modem from the

modem list. If your modem isn't listed, choose Hayes-compatible as the

modem type to use during registration.  If this fails, call us at (503)

626-5475.

After both the user information and the modem have been setup, click the

"Service Provider" button to choose your Internet Service Provider.


Win32s

If you are running Win32s version 1.15 or below, you must either upgrade

to version 1.20 or remove Win32s before you can install the Netscape

Navigator Personal Edition.

To determine which version of Win32s you have, use one of two methods:

1.   Check the WIN32S.INI file in your Windows\system directory

2.   If you are running Windows for Workgroups, start File Manager and

     select the WIN32S16.DLL file from the Windows system directory.

     Choose File|Properties from the menu. The Version line contains the

     major version and the build number for Win32s.

Warning: IF YOU REMOVE WIN32S, YOU WILL NO LONGER BE ABLE TO RUN APPLICATIONS

THAT REQUIRE WIN32S.

To remove Win32s, do the following:

1. Remove the following line from the [386Enh] section in the SYSTEM.INI

   file:

   device=<WINDOWS>\<SYSTEM>\win32s\w32s.386

   where <WINDOWS> and <SYSTEM> are the lcoations of the Windows and System

   directories, respectively.

2. Remove winmm16.dll from the following line in the [BOOT] section of

   the SYSTEM.INI file:

      drivers=mmsystem.dll winmm16.dll

   The line should look like this when you are done:

      drivers=mmsystem.dll

3. Delete the following files from the <WINDOWS>\<SYSTEM> subdirectory:

      W32SYS.DLL

      WIN32S16.DLL

      WIN32S.INI

4. Delete all of the files in the <WINDOWS>\<SYSTEM>\WIN32S subdirectory,

   then delete the subdirectory itself.

5. Restart Windows.

To obtain Win32s version 1.20 (Application Note number PW1118) and the files

included with it, download PW1118.EXE, a self-extracting file, from the

Microsoft Software Library (MSL) on the following services:

   - CompuServe

     GO MSL

     Search for PW1118.EXE

     Display results and download

   - Microsoft Download Service (MSDL)

     Dial (206) 936-6735 to connect to MSDL

     Download PW1118.EXE

   - Internet (anonymous FTP)

     ftp ftp.microsoft.com

     Change to the \SOFTLIB\MSLFILES directory

     Get PW1118.EXE


Windows for Workgroups with Network

If you are running Windows for Workgroups and have an existing network

installed, the Netscape Navigator Personal Edition Setup program modifies

the following files:

AUTOEXEC.BAT

 SET SHIVA = c:\netscape\dialer

PROTOCOL.INI

 transport=ntst$hlp, NTST$HLP

 netcard=sdialin$,1,SDIALIN$,1

 lan#=sdialin$,1,ntst$hlp

 [NTST$HLP]

 ..

 ..

 [SDIALIN$]

 ..

 ..

SYSTEM.INI

 [386 Enh]

 device=dial.386

 transport=vntstimd.exe

 [Network Drivers]

 netcard=dialndis.exe

 transport=vtcprmt.exe

 [Network]

 sesstimeout=240

 [Vntstimd]

 Numtcbs=255


Dial-On Demand

You can manually use the Dialer to connect to your Internet Service Provider

or when you start Netscape, if you aren't already connected to your Internet

Service Provider, the Dialer automatically starts a connection to your service

provider.

After 5 minutes of inactivity (you can change this setting in the Dialer),

the Dialer hangs up the call. Clicking any link in Netscape will restart the

Dialer to dial and connect to your service provider.

If the Dialer starts when you start Netscape, then the Dialer will also

automatically hang up the call and quit when you exit Netscape.

With Eudora, the Dialer will only start when you send or check your email.


Troubleshooting

1) If you get this error message "Security error has occurred, security

   error: XX. You will probably be unable to connect securely to this

   server. You can try to make an unsecure connection, if you wish.", you

   will need to update your system date to today's date.

2) When you run the Modem Setup from the Registration Wizard, it checks for

   FIFO in your serial port.  This is because machines without FIFO can't

   handle high DTE speed, so setup turns the DTE speed down to 9600.

   If you don't want the software to turn down the DTE speed during the

   Registration Wizard, you can disable this feature by modifying the shivappp.ini

   file before running the wizard.  The shivappp.ini file is located in your

   NETSCAPE\DIALER directory.  Set CheckForFIFO=No in the preferences

   section in your shivappp.ini file.

3) If you try to autodetect Megahertz PCMCIA modems with certain laptops,

   you will need to remove the modem and put it back in if the machine hangs

   after you click the Finish button in the Modem Setup.


Miscellaneous

OLE 2.02

The Netscape Navigator Person Edition Setup program for Windows 3.1 and

Windows for Workgroups installs the following OLE2 files into the Windows

System directory only if 1) there is no existing DLL or 2) if the existing DLL

is older:

    COMPOBJ.DLL         108544          10-10-94

    MFCOLEUI.DLL        146976           1-13-95

    OLE2.DLL            302592          10-10-94

    OLE2.REG             27026          10-10-94

    OLE2CONV.DLL         57328          10-10-94

    OLE2DISP.DLL        164832          10-10-94

    OLE2NLS.DLL         150976          10-10-94

    OLE2PROX.DLL         51712          10-10-94

    STDOLE.TLB            4304          10-10-94

    STORAGE.DLL         157696          10-10-94

    TYPELIB.DLL         177216          10-10-94


Errata

Corel WordPerfect

Corel Presentations

Corel Quattro Pro


Corel WordPerefect - errata
Corel WordPerfect - errata

Because of program changes made since the WPWin 6.1 User's Guide was printed, the following information in the manual is incorrect or incomplete.

AUTO START FOR SPELL CHECKER AND GRAMMATIK

Spell Checker and Grammatik now start automatically when you select them from the Tools menu or from the Toolbar.  You no longer need to choose Start as instructed on pages 189 and 512.

RECOMMENDED SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

The disk space requirement stated on page 3 is incorrect.  WPWin 6.1 requires approximately 32M of free disk space for a new, standard installation, including 1.2M for OLE 2.0.  The files required for OLE 2.0 will be installed only if you don't already have them on your computer, or if you have older versions of them.

SHARED CODE

In several places in the User's Guide, you will find references to "shared code" or "shared program files."  For example, there are several such references in Appendix D: Networking WordPerfect.  These references are generally to files that are installed under the PerfectFit Components group in the setup program.

STYLES

The information about Updating Styles on page 536 does not apply.  The Update feature has been removed from the Styles button on the Power Bar.  However, styles are still updated automatically as described under Automatic Paragraph Styles on page 536, and you can manually update styles using the macro command StyleUpdate.

SUPPORTED DATABASES

The dBase V and Paradox 5.0 database versions are now supported, but they are not listed as Supported Formats.


Corel Presentations - errata

The Perspective feature was removed.  Use the Quick-3D and QuickWarp features from the Graphics menu to customize the appearance of objects, QuickArt, and text.


Quattro Pro - errata
Corel Quattro Pro - errata

 Please review the following changes and note them on the

 appropriate pages of your User's Guide:

page 494

@CHIINV is spelled incorrectly.

pages 519 and 705

A new macro, {Application.Country_Settings}, should be listed on these pages. The syntax for the macro is

{Application.Country_Settings "Symbol, Prefix, Suffix, Country"}

{Application.Country_Settings} sets the type of currency symbol and its placement before or after values for a particular country.

It replaces the following Quattro Pro macros:

{Application.International.Currency_Symbol}

{Application.International.Placement}

pages 520 and 705

The correct syntax of the {Application.File_Options} macro is

{Application.File_Options "StartupDir, AutoFile, FileExt,

AutoBackup?(Yes, No), AutoBackupTime, FullPathTitles?(Yes, No),

UseWPDialogs?(Yes, No), QuickTemplates?(Yes, No)"}

The separate macro command for the Enable QuickTemplates option

is:

{Application.File_Options.QuickTemplates Yes, No}

For more details, search for {Application.File_Options} in

online help.

pages 520 and 704

The correct syntax of the {Application.International} macro is

{Application.International ", Currency, , Negative, Punctuation,

DateFmt, TimeFmt, Language, Conversion, Country"}

pages 523 and 690

The correct syntax of the {FileNew} macro is

{FileNew <TemplateName>}

where TemplateName is an optional argument used to specify a template on which to base the new notebook. For details, search for {FileNew} in online help.

pages 525 and 692

The correct syntax for the {InsertObject} macro (when inserting an object from a file) is {InsertObject Filename, <DisplayAsIcon?(0, 1)>, <Linked?(0, 1)>}

page 527

There is an additional option for the {OLE.Option} macro:

{OLE.OpenEdit}. It's equivalent to Alt+double-clicking an OLE object to open it in the server application.

Chapter 12: Global Properties: Preferences and Defaults

The Enable QuickTemplates option available in the Application, File Options property isn't described. For a description of how to enable or disable QuickTemplates when you choose File, New, search for Enabling QuickTemplates in online help.


How to contact us

Documentation

Software suggestions and comments

Access the Corel Web Page for Updates and Information


Documentation reminder
Documentation

Please forward suggestions for improvement of any component of your Corel WordPerfect Suite documentation package or online help to:

Corel Documentation Manager

Corel Corporation

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Ottawa, Ontario,

CANADA

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Software suggestions and comments

Forward suggestions for improvement or any new functional requirements for any component of your Corel WordPerfect Suite product to:

Corel Product Manager

Corel Corporation

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Ottawa, Ontario,

CANADA

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