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WordPerfect word processing software is also
available for the Amiga, Apple IIe/IIc, Apple IIGS,
Atari ST, and Macintosh computers as well as Data
General, OS/2, VAX, and UNIX-based systems*.
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For more information about simply assigning Help to
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Call (801) 222-9010 to receive support on
Wordperfect products for IBM PC-compatible
computers between 6 p.m. and 7 a.m. Mountain Time,
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Text Boxes
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If you select option 2 or 3, you must have the
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installed with the Graphics files (see the
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You can create columns while using several
WordPerfect features, including graphics text boxes
and headers. You cannot include columns in
footnotes, endnotes, or tables, however.

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You can create columns while using several
WordPerfect features, including graphics text
boxes, headers, and footers. You cannot include
columns in footnotes, endnotes, or tables, however.

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the table in a graphics box (see Table, Create in
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DisplayWrite to WordPerfect
Converts DisplayWrite to WordPerfect. For
information on the .CRS prompt, see
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cursor to the immediate right of the paragraph
number code you want to cross-reference, then mark
the target. (#1,285)Å
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last bulleted item: To mark a page number for a
graphics box, place the target in the graphics box
caption. If the box "bumps," the correct page
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If there are no absolute measurement codes in the
portion of the document on the screen, selecting
Rewrite (Ctrl-F3,3) resets Display Pitch and
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You can type in a subject or you can move to the
status line in the Document Summary menu, press
Retrieve (Shift-F10), then type y to retrieve the
first 160 characters of the Subject entry from the
document (see Subject Entries below). (#246)Å
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Do not enter a pathname. WordPerfect does not
recognize pathnames in long document names and
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It then copies the text immediately following the
RE: (up to 160 characters or the next Hard Return
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Alternate Keyboard
This option lets you assign Help to F1, Cancel to
Escape, and Repeat Value to F3. If you set this
option to Yes, you can still select a keyboard
layout (see Keyboard Layout in Reference).
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Pressing Ctrl-Page Down (PgDn) in the Editing
window deletes text from the cursor forward and
resets all display parameters (i.e., Move, Scale)
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There are eight dynamic operators: OVER, LEFT,
RIGHT, SQRT, NROOT, BINOM, LONGDIV, and LONGDIVS.
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Three commands that you can use to manually adjust
the spacing of your equation within the equation
box are HORZ, VERT, and LINESPACE. See Equations,
Commands Syntax in Reference for details on these
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If you want to insert line breaks into your
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SYNTAX
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where n is the percentage of the current font size
to move in a relative direction to the right or
left for HORZ and up or down for VERT. If the
number is positive, the direction is right or up;
if the number is negative, the direction is left or
down.

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type HORZ 100 x=y, the equation is moved 12 points
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LINESPACE
This command allows you to change the vertical line
spacing within STACK, STACKALIGN, and MATRIX
structures. The command must be place before any
of these structures, and the syntax is LINESPACE n
where n is the percentage of normal line spacing
for these structures. For example, LINESPACE 200
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LONGDIV
This command creates the long division character
over the accompanying variable. The long division
character expands to cover the variable. The
syntax is LONGDIV x.

LONGDIVS
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end of the long division character straight.
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you have changed the default setting for the Long
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words, nor can any word contain more than 29
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/f=#
After a color or gray scale conversion (with /c or
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/w
As WordPerfect 5.1 converts HPGL plotter files, all
measurements are scaled, including pen widths which
are interpreted as the standard (.35mm) pen width
before the conversion. WordPerfect 5.0 translated
pen widths as "hairline" with no width conversion.
If you still want WordPerfect to translate pen
widths as hairline, start the 5.1 Graphics
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This option enables you to go directly into
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explained in detail in the WordPerfect Shell
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Alternate Keyboard
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Changes to the Size Attribute Ratio option only
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changes to take effect in the printer definition,
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You can also switch to the original keyboard from
anywhere in WordPerfect by pressing Ctrl-6. Unlike
the Original option, Ctrl-6 temporarily selects a
keyboard. If you don't use the Original option or
select another keyboard on the Setup: Keyboard
Layout menu, the keyboard you selected prior to
pressing Ctrl-6 will be in effect the next time you
start WordPerfect.

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exiting WordPerfect, press Ctrl-6 twice. To
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If you are printing selected logical pages of
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Typing y instructs WordPerfect to print the
document on the printer for which the document was
created. If WordPerfect cannot find that printer
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If you want a paragraph number to be a Roman
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attached to subsequent levels (e.g., I., 1.1,
1.11), select Uppercase Roman/Digits if Attached
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by entering e for even or o for odd when
WordPerfect asks you which pages you want to print.
The e or o must be the first thing listed or must
follow the s for document summary (see Selected
Pages below).

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of pages (e.g., e,2-20). Similarly, you can print
the even or odd logical pages (i.e., labels) by
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Print to Hardware Port
This option lets WordPerfect print directly to the
printer port rather than through the computer BIOS.
If your printer is attached directly to your
computer, make sure you can print properly with
this option set to No, then try setting this option
to Yes and see if it speeds up the printing
process.

If you cannot print properly with this option set
to Yes, return the setting to No. There are
several reasons why this option may not work with
your printer.

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select Print to Hardware Port lets you specify the
Interrupt Request Level and Base Port Address of
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Font libraries are groups of fonts. Shareable font
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the printer for which they were created. Fonts in
a shareable library can be copied to a
non-shareable library and vice versa, but only
shareable libraries can be copied from one .ALL
file to another.

You can use the Printer Program to create and copy
fonts within a .ALL file or shareable font
libraries from one .ALL file to another. This is
useful when you have added fonts from a third-party
software company (e.g., Bitstream Inc.) to your 5.0
.ALL files, and you want to copy them to the 5.1
file.

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Retrieve the 5.0 .ALL file that has the fonts you
need into the WordPerfect 5.1 version Printer
Program. If it is a 5.0 file, type y when you are
prompted to convert the file.

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Highlight the printer you want to edit and press
Enter.

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Select Add (1), then press Ctrl-Enter.

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Enter a name to create a shareable font library or
press Enter without entering a name to create a
non-shareable font library.

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If you convert a 5.0 .ALL file, all font libraries
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If you have a PostScript printer capable of
printing color graphics, you can print color
graphics images in color. If not, color graphics
images are printed in black and white using shading
or fill patterns. (#405)Å
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Function Keys
If you press a function key while in the pull-down
menus, you are exited from the menus, and the
feature associated with the function key is
accessed. For example, if you press Center
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If you use a select string that deletes an entire
table in a table sort, you can restore the table by
pressing Cancel (F1), then selecting Restore (1).
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Afrikaans (AF)
Danish (DK)
English-Australia (OZ)
English-U.K. (UK)
Finnish (SU)
French-Canada (CF)
French-National (FR)
German-National (DE)
German-Switzerland (SD)
Portuguese-Brazil (BR)
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As of this printing of the WordPerfect Reference
Manual, the Spreadsheet Import and Spreadsheet Link
features can import files from PlanPerfect
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1.0 through 2.2), Microsoft Excel (versions 2.x),
Quattro, and Quattro Pro. (#234)Å
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As of this printing of the WordPerfect Reference
Manual, the Spreadsheet Import and Spreadsheet Link
features can import files from PlanPerfect
(versions 3.0 through 5.0), Lotus 1-2-3 (versions
1.0 through 3.0), Microsoft Excel (versions 2.x),
Quattro, and Quattro Pro.

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ÔExisting Table:Ã ÃÄ Ä
Currency Symbols
When you import a spreadsheet, WordPerfect uses the
Language Resource file to "translate" decimal
separators, currency symbols, and credit and debit
symbols according to the current language code.
For more information, see Language Resource File in
Reference. (#1,034)Å
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Date Cells
When you import a spreadsheet that contains date
cells, these dates are formatted according to field
2 for the current language code in the Language
Resource file. For more information, see Language
Resource File in Reference. (#1,037)Å
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Generate
Some features that must be generated (e.g.,
Cross-Reference, Subdocuments, and Endnote
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Hard Tab codes do not change when you change the
type of tab stop settings which precede them in a
document. (#238)Å
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ÔSpreadsheets to:Ã ÃÄ Ä
You can import data from a PlanPerfect, Lotus
1-2-3, Microsoft Excel, Quattro, or Quattro Pro
spreadsheet into a table. (#234)Å
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You can determine the appearance for each style
with the Border Options menu (Shift-F8,4,8).
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Document and the Printer except for the
cross-reference. We moved the cross-reference to a
location preceding the period in the next to last
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You can enter ASCII characters by holding down Alt
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pad (do not use the numbers at the top of the
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above [Outline Off] code:
[Outline Lvl; Open Style] Open Outline Style
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[Outline Lvl; Style Off] Paired Outline
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PALETTE
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LONGDIV Long Division LONGDIV x
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If you have not added information to the printer
definition using PTR, rename the .PRS file and
reselect the printer. (#86)Å
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Border Options
Single-Width .013"
Single-Shading 100%
Double-Width .013"
Double-Shading 100%
Double-Spacing Between .013"
Dashed-Width .013"
Dashed-Shading 100%
Dashed-Dash Spacing .013"
Dashed-Dash Length .053"
Dotted-Width .013"
Dotted-Shading 100%
Dotted-Dot Spacing .013"
Thick-Width .063"
Thick-Shading 100%
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If you frequently use this keyboard layout, you may
want to order a template specific to this layout by
calling (801) 225-5000. When you do, specify
whether you need an enhanced or regular template.
The number is not toll-free. (#1,054)Å
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You can make these same assignments and still
select another keyboard by using the Alternate
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ÅCŇAPPENDIX K: MACROS AND
MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
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MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
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Added following paragraph immediately after third
paragraph under {CASE} command:
It is possible to use the {ELSE} command instead of
the {OTHERWISE} command to handle cases that do not
match. However, using {ELSE} will produce an error
if the {CASE} command is within an IF statement.
For this reason, we recommend that you use
{OTHERWISE}. (#1,027)Å
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The {CASE CALL} command allows the user to select
the author by number. If a correct number is not
selected, the {ELSE} case executes the routine
again. (#623)Å
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MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
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Changed {ELSE} to {OTHERWISE} in first paragraph
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COMMANDS
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Ô{ELSE} command to:Ã ÃÄ Ä
The {ELSE} command is used in connection with the
{IF}, {IF BLANK}, {IF EXISTS}, {IF NOT BLANK}, and
{END IF} commands. (#1,027)Å
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MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
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Ô{ELSE} command to:Ã ÃÄ Ä
It marks the beginning of the commands which
execute should the IF value be zero (false) (see
{IF} below).

Deleted first sentence of second paragraph under
{ELSE} command. Deleted "or CASE" from the second
sentence of the same paragraph. Deleted "or when
none of the cases match" from the third sentence of
the same paragraph.

Added following paragraph immediately above Macros
example for {ELSE} command:
It is possible to use the {ELSE} command instead of
the {OTHERWISE} command to handle cases that do not
match in a {CASE} or {CASE CALL} command. However,
{ELSE} will not function correctly if the CASE
statement is within an IF statement.

Changed second sentence of Macros example under
{ELSE} command to:
If not, subtract 2.

Changed comment under {ELSE} command in Macros
example for {ELSE} command to:
{;}If not~

Changed comment under {ASSIGN} command in Macros
example for {ELSE} command to:
{;}...subtract 2 from var Number~

Deleted {CASE} and {CASE CALL} commands from both
the last paragraph under the Macros example and the
first paragraph under the Merge example for the
{ELSE} command. (#1,027)Å
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MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
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You are limited to 100 named fields, and field
names are limited to 39 characters. (#1,000)Å
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MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
Page(s): 884
Manual Date: 10/01/90Ô©
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See the Macros subheading under the following
commands for additional examples: {CANCEL OFF},
{MENU OFF}, {Para Down}, {Para Up}. (#1,048)Å
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MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
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{INPUT}Mark files. Press enter when done.~
{;}After sending an instructional message,
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COMMANDS
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In this case, the {NEST PRIMARY} command does not
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MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
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Manual Date: 10/01/90Ô†
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If you search for a nonexistent name with the Name
Search feature, the Not Found condition is returned
at the first character that does not match. You
should insert an {Enter} command somewhere in the
macro after the Not Found is generated to terminate
the name search.

If during a name search all characters before the
{Enter} match, a Not Found is not generated, even
though there may be additional characters in the
name of the file at the cursor. To check whether
the file is an exact match, use {HPg} (Ctrl-Enter)
to terminate the Name Search instead of {Enter}.
When you use {HPg}, a Not Found is generated if the
filename does not exactly match. (#1,121)Å
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MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
Page(s): 906
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{OTHERWISE}
Use this command as the last case in a {CASE} or
{CASE CALL} command to handle all cases that do not
match one of the specified cases. See {CASE}
above. (#1,027)Å
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MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
Page(s): 907
Manual Date: 10/01/90Ô|
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accompanying comments) in Macro example for {Para
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{INPUT}Position cursor on paragraph to be moved
down, then press Enter ~
{;}Prompt user and pause for user to
position cursor~ (#1,048)Å
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MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
Page(s): 908
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{INPUT}Position cursor on paragraph to be moved up,
then press Enter.~
{;}Prompt user and pause for user to position
cursor ~

Changed {PROMPT} line of Macros example for {PAUSE}
command to:
{STATUS PROMPT} Edit the codes; Press Enter when
done.~

Added following lines to end of Macros example for
{PAUSE} command:
{STATUS PROMPT}~
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COMMANDS
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COMMANDS
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MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
Page(s): 917
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COMMANDS
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Ô{SHELL MACRO} command to read:Ã ÃÄ Ä
This command is only available if you have Shell
version 3.0.
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{SHELL MACRO} command to read:
{;}If Shell is version 3.0 or later~
Changed comment under second {ELSE} line under
"Macros" example for {SHELL MACRO} command to read:
{;}Otherwise (if a Shell is running but is a
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COMMANDS
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COMMANDS
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See the Macros subheading under the following
commands for additional examples: {LOOK}, {PAUSE}.
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MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
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Manual Date: 03/01/90Ô
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MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
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Manual Date: 10/01/90Ôì!
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MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
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ÔLarge:Ã ÃÄ Ä
0 Normal

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system variable:
If two attributes are present, their respective
numbers will be added together. (#419)Å
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MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
Page(s): 930
Manual Date: 10/01/90Ô{
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Ô(9):Ã ÃÄ Ä
KeyState (26) Current keyboard status.

1 Right Shift key pressed.
2 Left Shift key pressed.
4 Ctrl key pressed.
8 Alt key pressed.
16 Scroll Lock active.
32 Num Lock active.
64 Caps Lock active.
128 Insert active. (#152)Å
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MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
Page(s): 930
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Ô
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ÔEndnote (5):Ã ÃÄ Ä
Entry (29)
When in a list, the string name of the currently
highlighted entry. This system variable is not
available when the cursor is not in a list (see
List below), or in the following lists: Keyboard
Edit, Macro Commands, Merge Commands, and Equation
Palette. (#1,043)Å
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COMMANDS
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Ô(4):Ã ÃÄ Ä
4096 Cursor is between [Outline On] and [Outline
Off] or the end of the file (Outline is on).
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MERGE, PROGRAMMING
COMMANDS
Page(s): 936
Manual Date: 10/01/90Ôf
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ÔAdded following immediately above ShellVer (25):Ã ÃÄ Ä
RowState (27) Header status of current row.

0 Not in a table, or in a table,
but current row is not a
header row.
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a header row. (#647)Å
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OPTIONS
Page(s): 965
Manual Date: 10/01/90Ôõ
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Ô
r5§
Ôparagraph under /cp=code page number:Ã ÃÄ Ä
To create a code page which maps values 128-254 of
the first 256 ASCII characters defined by DOS ROM,
create a file called WPxxxx.WCP (where xxxx is a
number that is padded left with zeroes; e.g.,
WP0002.WCP instead of WP2.WCP). In the file, type
the ASCII number, a space or tab, the WordPerfect
character set number, then a hard return (e.g., 128
8,1 [HRt]). Start WordPerfect with the /cp option
and the number of the file (e.g., /cp=2 or
/cp=0002). (#1,216)Å
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OPTIONS
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Manual Date: 10/01/90Ôp

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OPTIONS
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OPTIONS
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in last sentence of paragraph under /cp=code page
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OPTIONS
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OPTIONS
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Manual Date: 10/01/90Ô¿
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Alternate to /cp information where they fall
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Page(s): 965
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/cp=code page number:
/bp=printing output buffer
Specifies the amount of memory (in K) allocated for
the printing output buffer if you are printing
directly to the hardware port (see Print to
Hardware Port under Printer, Edit in Reference).
The allowable range is 0-63. Setting this option
to zero disables printing to the hardware port.
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OPTIONS
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Manual Date: 03/01/90Ôõ
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Disables the Cursor Speed and Alt Key Selects
Pull-Down Menu features. In rare instances, these
features may conflict with TSR (Terminate and Stay
Resident) software or some hardware. The /nc
option is especially useful when WordPerfect does
not start up at all. (#113)Å
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OPTIONS
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Manual Date: 03/01/90Ô-
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ÔChanged information under filename to:Ã ÃÄ Ä
Retrieves the specified file from the documents
directory (or the default directory is no documents
directory is specified) when WordPerfect comes up.
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OPTIONS
Page(s): 966
Manual Date: 10/01/90Ô
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/ln
Lets you update or change your license number.
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OPTIONS
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Loads about 580K of menus, error messages, and
overlays from WP.EXE and WP.FIL into expanded
memory, in addition to the memory normally required
by the program (see Memory in Reference). (#57)Å
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OPTIONS
Page(s): 967
Manual Date: 10/01/90Ôë
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ÔAdded following option above /ps=path:Ã ÃÄ Ä
/pf=path
Redirects the temporary print queue files to the
specified path. This frees up space if you are
using two disk drives (no hard disk). If you are
on a network, you can direct the files to your hard
drive to speed up printing. (#732)Å
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OPTIONS
Page(s): 968
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ÔSET Command:Ã ÃÄ Ä
/32
Instructs WordPerfect to use LIM 3.2 calls only.
This helps WordPerfect run on some expanded memory
drivers that are not LIM 4.0 compatible. (#171)Å
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/ws
Displays the amount of conventional and expanded
memory available. If no expanded memory is
available or if you use /ne, only the amount of
conventional memory is displayed. (#1,209)Å
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ÅêŇAPPENDIX O:
TROUBLESHOOTING
Page(s): 975
Manual Date: 03/01/90Ôì!
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If the document prints incorrectly, you should
check the printer manual or consult your printer
manufacturer for menu or switch setting
requirements for your printer. (#36)Å
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CHARACTERS
Page(s): 981
Manual Date: 03/01/90Ôõ
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FILES
Page(s): 984
Manual Date: 10/01/90Ô8
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Ôabove WPSMALL.DRS:Ã ÃÄ Ä
WPSMALL.DRS The following file is installed
by itself: (#740)Å
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FILES
Page(s): 987
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ÔLABELS.WPM:Ã ÃÄ Ä
INLINE.WPM
This macro sets up the necessary codes for creating
an equation in a line of text. It then places you
in the Equation Editor. For more information about
equations, see Equations in Reference. (#268)Å
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ÔCODES.WPM:Ã ÃÄ Ä
CALC.WPM
This macro displays a calculator that you can use
for mathematical calculations. (#842)Å
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FILES
Page(s): 989
Manual Date: 10/01/90Ôõ
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File Description
WP}WP{.ARI Cross-reference index file
WP}WP{.ART Cross-reference index file
WP{WP}.BK# Timed backup file
WP}WP{.BLK Block file
WP}WP{.BV# Bottom virtual file
WP}WP{.CHK Check file
WP}WP{.CLM Columns file
WP}WP{.DIR Directory listing file
WP}WP{.DL# Directory listing print file
WP}WP{.GFH GIF graphic image file
WP}WP{.GFP Printer GIF graphic image file
WP}WP{.GFT GIF bitmap compress file
WP}WP{.GFV View document GIF graphic image
file
WP}WP{.LS0 List manager overflow files
WP}WP{.MRG Merge file
WP}WP{.PF# Document prefix file
WP}WP{.Q1 Print buffer sort file
WP}WP{.Q2 Print buffer file
WP}WP{.RCT Rectangle file
WP}WP{.SPC Space file
WP}WP{.SRI Sort input file
WP}WP{.SRO Sort output file
WP}WP{.SRT Sort file
WP}WP{.SRX Sort file
WP}WP{.STY List manager file for styles
WP}WP{.TBL Table block file
WP}WP{.TBU Table undelete file
WP}WP{.TPR File for creating .PRS files
WP}WP{.TV# Top virtual file
WP}WP{.UN# Undelete text
WP}WP{DS.### Document summary file (#1,163)Å
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ADMINISTRATION
Page(s): 997
Manual Date: 10/01/90ÔÊ
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Ô/ps=directory pathname:Ã ÃÄ Ä
/pf=path
This startup option redirects the temporary print
queue files to the specified path. To speed up
printing on a network, you may want to specify a
path on your hard disk. (#732)Å
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ADMINISTRATION
Page(s): 1002
Manual Date: 10/01/90Ô
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Ô8:Ã ÃÄ Ä
If you set the port to LPT 1, 2, 3, or 4 or COM 1,
2, 3, or 4 and set the Print to Hardware Port
option to Yes, network printing is disabled. For
more information about the Print to Hardware Port
option, see Printer, Edit in Reference. (#1,065)Å
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Manual Date: 10/01/90Ô:#
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MERGE, VALUE TABLES
Page(s): 1015-023
Manual Date: 10/01/90Ôõ
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values for the {NTOK}, {KTON}, {SYSTEM}right~ and
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Margin Release 312, 695, 783
outline 494, 498, 502, 503, 504, 512
paragraph numbering 503, 533 (#123)Å
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If nothing appears in the block in the normal
editing screen, you can press Cancel (F1), press
Reveal Codes (Alt-F3), then press Cancel again to
see the codes inserted into your document.
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Because fonts marked with a plus sign are
downloaded only when needed, marking a font or
print wheel with this option does not decrease
available quantity; however, be aware that you
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font is larger than the remaining available
quantity or if the "* Fonts" amount displays 0.
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The converted file is in WordPerfect secondary
merge format ({END FIELD}[HRt] to separate fields
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you change your mind during the exiting process you
can press Cancel (F1) at the Save or Exit prompts
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character for a note, you can edit any of the notes
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and they cannot even be seen at the top of your
document when you use Reveal Codes (Alt-F3).
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screen to make sure the original keyboard is in
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a document (including substructures such as
footnotes), place the code in Document: Initial
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Once it has been locked, you cannot retrieve or
print the file without knowing the password.

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above step one:
In most situations, the password will provide the
security you need. The password is not, however,
intended to meet U.S. Department of Defense or
other high-level security standards. WordPerfect
Corporation will not unlock a document for you.
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The Macro Conversion Program file (MACROCNV.EXE)
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Reappearing {PROMPT} Messages
After executing a {CHAR} or {TEXT} command,
WordPerfect restores the contents of the status
line, even if the contents are the message of a
previously executed {PROMPT} command. If you do
not want a {PROMPT} message to reappear after the
{CHAR} or {TEXT} command, use {PROMPT}~ before the
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If you have at least 592K of unused expanded memory
(LIM Spec 3.2 or 4.0), the WP.FIL file portion of
the WordPerfect program can be loaded into memory
by starting WordPerfect with the /r and /w startup
options (e.g., wp/w=*,* /r). The /w=*,* instructs
WordPerfect to use all available expanded memory,
while the /r sends the WP.FIL portion to expanded
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If Cancel has been turned off (see {CANCEL OFF} in
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The Installation Program copies this file to the
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The Printer Program supports the following code
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If no path for the dictionary file is specified in
the Location of Files feature (see Location of
Files in Reference), WordPerfect checks your
default directory, then the directory where WP.EXE
is located. If it is not found in any of these
locations, you will receive an error message which
allows you to enter the location of the file. To
avoid getting the message each time you use the
Speller, use the Location of Files feature to
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For example, the WordPerfect Speller would count 19
words in the following:

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"23," "801," and "991-2435" are not counted as
words because they consist entirely of numbers.
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characters.) "B214" is counted because B, 2, 1,
and 4 are each valid characters, and are not all
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If a supplementary dictionary is currently selected
(see Change/Create Dictionary below), options 1
(Add to Common Word List (from Keyboard)) and 2
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If you want to use this option with a supplemental
dictionary, the dictionary must be compressed (see
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The style names are not case-sensitive. For
example, style 1 and STYLE 1 are considered the
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the current font to fit between the cursor and the
next tab stop, pressing Tab moves the cursor past
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If you want to insert a Tab code into a cell
(rather than move to the next cell), press Ctrl-v,
then press Tab. If you want to insert a Margin
Release code into a cell (rather than move to the
previous cell), press Ctrl-v, then press Margin
Release. (#1,233)Å
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If you use Block to move or copy the entire table
(structure and text), you must include both the
Table Definition and Table Off codes in the block.

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When you move or copy table text (without the table
structure), the text is separated into columns by
tabs and into rows by hard returns. (#183)Å
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When you are in a text cell, a pair of quotation
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Ôunder Column, Justify:Ã ÃÄ Ä
Decimal-Align justification means that characters
will be aligned on the alignment character. For
more information, see Column # Digits above and
Alignment Character under Tab Align in Reference.
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numbers, but cells that contain any numbers at all
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By selecting Yes for this option, bolded text on
the menu line will appear on your screen according
to the color defined in Colors/Fonts/Attributes.

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same heading to:
It is possible to change the color of boldfaced
text on the menu line in the View Document screen
through Colors/Fonts/Attributes.

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same heading to:
By selecting No for this option, bolded text on the
menu line will appear as it generally does on a
monochrome monitor, usually as thicker or brighter
characters. (#547)Å
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The number is also the screen position used in
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These images were created in DrawPerfect, the new
business presentation graphics package released by
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It scales typeface outlines to virtually any size
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Equation Editor by selecting it with the Keyboard
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expected. This is because keywords specific to the
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{PROMPT} or {STATUS PROMPT} command. If you do not
want a {PROMPT} or {STATUS PROMPT} message to
reappear after the {CHAR} command, use {PROMPT}~ or
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See the Macros subheading under the following
commands for additional examples: {CASE}, {CASE
CALL}, {IF EXISTS}, {Item Down}, {Item Left}, {Item
Right}, {Item Up}, {RESTART}, {SHELL MACRO},
{STATE}.

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The {FIELD NAMES} command must be the first command
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Each subsequent time the {FOR} command is executed
(at the top of the loop), the variable is
incremented by the step value.

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{;}For every value of Counter from 1 to 20 (values
incremented by 1 each time through the loop)~

Changed third comment under Macros example to:
{;}End of {FOR} loop. Repeat the loop unless
Counter=20~

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Merge example to:
After that, the loop will end because 22 (the next
increment after 19) is greater than 20 (the stop
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For every value of Counter from 4 to 20 (values
incremented by 3 each time through the loop)

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End of {FOR} loop. Repeat the loop unless Counter
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{;}Move left to the previous cell~ (#627)Å
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The {Item Up} keystroke command is used in tables
and paragraph numbering to move up one section or
cell. (#628)Å
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Ô{KEYBOARD} command to read:Ã ÃÄ Ä
See the Merge subheading under {STATUS PROMPT} for
an example of how to use this command. (#629)Å
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{LABEL}End~ (#630)Å
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Ô{NEST} command to:Ã ÃÄ Ä
{PROMPT}{^P}{^A}{Up}The macro is altering your
file. Please Wait~ (#631)Å
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Ô{NEST MACRO} command to read:Ã ÃÄ Ä
~{ASSIGN}Address~{FIELD}Address~~{COMMENT}
~{ASSIGN}City~{FIELD}City~~{COMMENT}
~{ASSIGN}State~{FIELD}State~~{COMMENT} (#632)Å
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Ô"Macro" example for {NEST PRIMARY} command to read:Ã ÃÄ Ä
However, using this command without specifying a
filename ({NEST PRIMARY}~) is the same as using the
{SUBST PRIMARY} command with the current primary
filename as the argument ({SUBST
PRIMARY}CurrentPrimaryFilename~) (see {SUBST
PRIMARY} below). (#633)Å
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{FOR}Fred~1~15~1~{COMMENT}

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~{IF}{VARIABLE}Fred~>10~{COMMENT} (#634)Å
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Ôexample for {NEXT RECORD} command:Ã ÃÄ Ä
In previous versions of WordPerfect, this command
was represented by ^N. (#1,123)Å
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For example, if you take the {NTOK} of 32809
(Save), a Save is executed. If you take the {NTOK}
of 1537 a "À
À" is written out. (#635)Å
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Ôfor {PAUSE KEY} command to read:Ã ÃÄ Ä
{;}Send message to user.~

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for {PAUSE KEY} command:
{STATUS PROMPT}~
{;}Clear prompt.~ (#636)Å
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Ô{RETURN} command to read:Ã ÃÄ Ä
See the Merge subheading under {CALL} for an
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52 Merge Codes (#532)Å
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82 Delete Word (Ctrl-Backspace) (#556)Å
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ÔCellState (24) command to:Ã ÃÄ Ä
Mod the value returned by 256 (value
returned%256-see Appendix J: Macros and Merge,
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2 Attribute is cell-specific. (#420)Å
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For example, if the current equation is 1.2,
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ÔMacros example for the {TEXT} command:Ã ÃÄ Ä
After the {TEXT} command executes, the contents of
the status line just previous to the execution of
the {TEXT{ command are restored, even if the
contents are the message of a previously executed
{PROMPT} or {STATUS PROMPT} message to reappear
after the {TEXT} command, use {PROMPT}~ or {STATUS
PROMPT}~ before the {TEXT} command to clear the
status line. (#48)Å
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deleted {IF EXISTS} and {NEST MACRO} and added
{MENU OFF} and {RESTART} in alphabetical order.
Under "Merge" example, we deleted {IF EXISTS} and
added {BREAK} and {NEST MACRO} in alphabetical
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This command is like the {FOR} command, except that
it does not increment a value each time through the
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ÔLoops:Ã ÃÄ Ä
The levels used by these commands are released when
the command ends normally. For example, the level
used by a {CALL} command is released when a
{RETURN} command ends the subroutine. The level
used by the {IF} command is released when the {END
IF} is executed, and the level used by the {FOR}
command is released at the {END FOR} after the last
iteration of the FOR loop. If any of these
level-using structures are exited abnormally, the
level is not released. For example, if you use a
{GO} or {CASE} in the subroutine executed by a
{CALL} command, the level corresponding to the
{CALL} is never released. If you "lose" 28 levels
in this way, the macro will terminate. (#27)Å
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If you include a message that is longer than you
have room for on the status line, it will
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Ô/m-macroname:Ã ÃÄ Ä
If the macro is not located in the keyboard/macro
directory, you must include its complete pathname.
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Make sure that no text driver is selected (see Text
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Important: If you do not use this option,
WordPerfect uses the .SET file that is located in
the directory where WP.EXE is located (stand-alone
version) or the default directory (network
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Ôfollowing to the end of the paragraph:Ã ÃÄ Ä
You may need to use this option with /w=*,* to free
enough expanded memory. If you are a two disk
drive user (no hard disk), you can use /r with /d
to allow you to remove the WordPerfect 2 diskette.
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This option limits workspace. It does not limit
the amount of memory you need to run WordPerfect.
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Also: If a startup option in the SET command
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WP /nt=1/ps=f:\wp51\setup/d=c:\bruce/u=bwk

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From within WordPerfect, the user may use the Setup
feature (Shift-F1) to select different default
settings that would be unique to him or her.
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