Dec 092017
 
Lotus 123 add-in manager.
File 123ADN.ZIP from The Programmer’s Corner in
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Lotus 123 add-in manager.
File Name File Size Zip Size Zip Type
ADD_MGR.EXE 15572 7427 deflated
ADN.CFG 82 25 deflated
ADNMGR.DOC 1536 652 deflated
ADN_MGR.DRV 21748 8840 deflated
DEL_MGR.EXE 15272 7283 deflated
INSTRUC.DOC 1408 744 deflated
LEARN.ADN 5081 3147 deflated
SPEEDUP.ADN 6147 3872 deflated
SPEEDUP.WK1 28982 4960 deflated

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Contents of the ADNMGR.DOC file








The following instructions are for use in using Lotus Development Corporation's
Add-In Manager. This is necessary to make use of the various add-ins being
distributed by both Lotus and third-party developers.

1. Place the following files in the directory containing 123 (or on the
diskette containing your driver set, usually 123.SET):

ADD_MGR.EXE
ADN_MGR.DRV
DEL_MGR.EXE
Any add-ins you wish to use (.ADN file extension)

Make sure that the file 123.DYN is also in that directory or on that
diskette.
2. Type the following command:

ADD_MGR 123.SET

If your driver set is not named 123.SET, substitute your driver name for
123.SET, for example:

ADD_MGR HERCULES.SET

3. The system will give you a message noting that it is adding ADN_MGR to
123.SET (or the driver set which you specified), then that the addition
process is complete.

4. Start 123 as you normally do.

5. Press Alt-F10 to call up the add-in manager menu.

6. Select ATTACH, then the add-ins you wish to use.

7. In order to make the add-ins active, select INVOKE from the add-in manager
menu.

8. If you want to have an add-in attach (and invoke, if desired) automatically,
select SETUP from the add-in manager menu.
























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