Angled folder icons for DeScribe 5 v. 5.0 (18/5/2014, David Graser) |
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First, David Graser deserves any credit for these, as all I did was take his "blank" folder icons from new_ecs_angled_folder_icons_release5.zip and use ICONEDIT.EXE to scribble in the "D" as it appeared in the original DeScribe folder icon. I tweaked the color a bit, and repeated the process for the open view of the folder.
Don't ask me why I did this. I was bored, my eyes hurt from too much screen reading, and big blocks of color seemed soothing at the time. :-)
Enjoy, and remember to drop David a note of thanks for all of his beautiful artwork for OS/2 and eCS over the years. |
hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/multimedia/images/icons/DeScribe5_angled_folder_icons_2.zip |
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Describe 5 Tips & Techniques v. 5.0 (8/9/2002) |
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Describe 5 Tips & Techniques
Some Tips & Techniques-Webpages from the old (an now non-existing) Describe Wordprocessor website.
If you have other original Tips & Techniques email me.
dbaumanns@gmx.de
Please notice that i packed this archive, but not created or written the Tips-Pages
8.9.2002 |
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DeScribe Calendar macro that works with years 1950-2049 v. 5.0 (30/1/2000, Mark Davis) |
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Replacement Calendar macro for DeScribe 5.0
The original DeScribe 5 Calendar macro was broken by Y2K. I modified it and
now it works with all years from 1950 to 2049. I suspect someone smarter than
I could come up with one that will work with all years.
Mark Davis |
hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/apps/wp/calmacro.zip |
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Describe Year 2000 Calendar Macro v. 5.0 (29/7/1998, Gerald W. Wilkins) |
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Creates a monthly calendar in DeScribe. Initiate with Control-M. This DeScribe macro is year 2000 compliant through 2089. Unzip it (Calendar_2000) and copy it o your Describe Macros directory. Use it as is or rename it to Calendar after renaming the existing Calendar macro to something else. |
hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/apps/wp/dsy2kcal.zip |
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DeScribe to HTML export macro v. 5.0 (25/1/1997, Dave Palmer) |
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Welcome to a DeScribe WYSIWYG Stylesheet
You are looking a file prepared by this stylesheet
The appearance is close to what you will see on the WWW
The purpose of this stylesheet and macro is to let you develop text pages.
With little or no experience you can build a WWW page and also learn about HTML coding..
This is a vision test!
This file is both documentation and a learning tool. Dave Palmer, ©January, 1997
dpalmer@wln.com |
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DeScribe for OS/2 v. 5.0.5 (24/7/1996, DeScribe Inc.) |
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What's Included in this file
How to Install
Other Instructions
Mesa Spreadsheet
Languages
DeLights
New Features and How to Use Them
Fixes
Support
License Agreement
System Requirements
Change of Address
HOW TO INSTALL
OS/2 Installation:
1. Insert the CD in your CD drive
2. Open a view of the CD from your drives folder
3. Open the OS2 or German\OS2 directory
4. Double-click setup.exe
5. Click the Install button
6. Follow the instruction in the installation dialogs
Windows '95 and Windows NT (3.51) Installation:
1. Insert the CD in your CD drive
2. In Windows NT, select your CD drive from the File Manager,
in Windows 95, open your CD drive from the 'My Computer' folder
3. Open the WIN32 or German\WIN32 directory
4. Double-click setup.exe
5. Click the Install button
6. Follow the instruction in the installation dialogs
Windows 3.1 Installation:
1. Insert the CD in your CD drive
2. In File manager, select your CD drive
3. Open the WIN16 or German\WIN16 directory
4. Double-click setup.exe
5. Click the Install button
6. Follow the instruction in the installation dialogs
OTHER INSTRUCTIONS
Mesa Spreadsheet
The Mesa spreadsheet is installed as part of the DeScribe OS/2 install.
If you want to install Mesa separately:
1. Double-click the setup.exe icon,
or run the Setup.exe from an OS/2 command line
2. Click Install button
3. Click Custom
4. Deselect all the install options for DeScribe files
5. Click OK
Languages
Additional language dictionaries can be installed during the Custom installation process.
1. Run the setup program.
2. Click Install all or portion of DeScribe.
3. Click Custom.
4. Deselect file options which you do not want to install.
5. Click Language options... to the right of the Language files option.
6. Select the language(s) you wish to install.
7. Click OK, and click OK in the Options dialog.
Delights
DeLights is a monitoring program that places a horizontal bar across your screen. The height of this bar is only 3 pixels, and the program is designed to use a minimum amount of system resources for operation so it can be left running continuously. DeLights operates on OS/2 and Windows 95, and Windows NT. When CPU activity is high the bar extends to the right. When CPU activity is low the bar stays on the left side.
Installation
The installation process installed a copy of DeLights by using DELIGHTS.EXE.
Exit DeLights
If you want to stop DeLights program from executing:
1. Select the DeLights program from the task list or bar.
2. Click the right mouse button on the selection.
3. Choose Close from the menu.
4. DeLights is no longer running on your system.
Note: Some users with certain high resolution video adapters cannot see DeLights due to limitations in their hardware or video drivers.
NEW FEATURES AND HOW TO USE THEM
File Compression
Reduce the disk space required using compression on imported graphics, text, or both. You also determine the level of compression to use.
1. Choose Options | Document Preferences
2. Click the Compression Tab
3. Enable Use document compression
4. Select what you want to compress
5. Select Compression level
6. Click OK.
The next time you save your document, it will use the compression settings. Compressed documents can only be opened by DeScribe version 5.0.5 or later.
Last Eight Searches
DeScribe remembers what you have searched or replaced. To use a previous search:
1. Choose Words | Define Search
2. Click the drop down list for Previous Searches
3. Select the desired search
Pop-up Menus on Open File Dialogs
Using the pop-up menus on the DeScribe file dialogs, you can Move/Rename, Open, or Print files from the Files list, and Create, Rename, and Remove directories from the Directories list. To display the pop-up menus:
1. Click the right mouse button on a file in the Files list
or a directory in the Directories list
2. Select the desired operation from the menu
Note: If you are running Windows 95 or NT these pop-up menus only appear if the Use common file dialogs option is NOT selected on the Options tab in the Global Preferences dialog.
New Text Import Filters
Word 7.0 and Word Perfect 6.1
New filters, and updated filters are included for better compatibility for converting documents.
Toolbar Resolution
Users now have the option to select the size of the Toolbar icons. In the Global Preferences, Monitor Tab, you can now specify icon sizes of 24x24, 32x32, or Auto. Toolbar size of Auto scales the toolbar icons to approximately 3/8" square (measured by the ruler.)
FIXES
Double-sided Printing
DeScribe now feeds the last page of a print job when printing using double-sided and two-up printing.
Bitmap
Monochrome bitmaps (.BMP files) can now be made transparent or opaque.
XIT Productivity Enhancement Tool
DeScribe now works with XIT.
SUPPORT
Internet Support
Internet:
DeScribe Web page http://www.describe.com
DeScribe email address dwpsupport@describe.com
Compuserve
Type GO DESCRIBE or send to 71333,154
Prodigy
Word Processing topic in the Computer Bulletin Board
or the IBM OS/2 Exchange Bulletin Board
Telephone and Fax Support
You may also contact DeScribe Technical Support by telephone or fax transmission and be billed at a rate of $25 per problem or question. Please provide your name and product serial number or version date. You will be required to provide a credit card number upon initiation of the contact.
DeScribe Support
Telephone and FAX Number
Tel. (916) 646-1111 Monday-Friday 8am-4pm PST
Fax (916) 923-3447 Monday-Friday 8am-4pm PST
LICENSE AGREEMENT
DESCRIBE VOYAGER CD LICENSE AGREEMENT DEFINITIONS
The following definitions apply to terms as they appear in this Agreement:
Company, Our, We and Us means DeScribe, Inc. located at 3841 N. Freeway Blvd., Ste. 275, Sacramento, CA 95834
Voyager CD means the DeScribe Voyager CD ROM version of the DeScribe Word Processor including the software, documentation and other items accompanying this agreement.
You, Yourself, and Your mean anyone who acquires or uses the Voyager CD.
Package means the media containing Software together with documentation.
Program means the original and all whole or partial contents of the Voyager CD, including modified copies or portions merged into other programs.
LICENSE
The Program is licensed, not sold. DeScribe, Inc. grants you a world wide license for the Program. You obtain no rights other than those granted you under this license. DeScribe, Inc. retains title to the Program. DeScribe, Inc. owns, or has licensed from the owner, copyrights in the Program. You are responsible for the selection of the Program and for the installation of, use of, and results obtained from, the Program.
Under this License, you may:
use the program on only one machine at any one time;
copy the Program for backup or in order to modify it;
modify the Program and/or merge it into another program as an essential utilization of the Program in conjunction with your machine; and
transfer all of your license rights and the possession of the Program to another party under the conditions stated below.
You may not:
use, copy, modify, merge, or transfer copies of the Program except as provided in this license;
reverse assemble or reverse compile the Program; or
sublicense, rent, lease, or assign the Program.
transfer the Voyager CD or any item produced using the Voyager CD to any person or entity in violation of the United States Export Administration Act.
Install the Program on a bulletin board service or allow access to the Program via a bulletin board service on the Internet.
TRANSFER OF LICENSE
If you transfer the Program, you must transfer a copy of this License Agreement, all other documentation and at least one complete, unaltered copy of the Program to the other party. You must, at the same time, either transfer all your other copies of the Program to the other party or destroy them. Your license is then terminated. The other party agrees to these terms and conditions by its first use of the Program. You must reproduce the copyright notice(s) on each copy, or
partial copy, of the Program.
Voyager CD UPDATES AND UPGRADES
The Company may at any time update and upgrade the Voyager CD. Company has the right to charge a fee for updates and upgrades.
TERMINATION OF THE AGREEMENT
You may terminate your license at any time. DeScribe, Inc. may terminate your license if you fail to comply with the terms and conditions of this license. In either event, you agree to, and must, destroy all copies of the Program and the CD or transfer the License as permitted above under TRANSFER OF LICENSE.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT RESTRICTED RIGHTS
This Software and documentation is provided with RESTRICTED RIGHTS. Use, Duplication, or disclosure is subject to restrictions as stated in subdivision (c) (1) (ii) of the Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software clause at 48 CFR 252.227.7013, or in subdivision (a) through (d) of the Commercial Computer Software-Restricted Rights clause at 48 CFR 52.227-19 (and including the limitations set forth in the Agreement), as applicable. Contact/manufacturer is DeScribe, Inc., DeScribe, Inc., 3841 N. Freeway Blvd., Ste. 275, Sacramento, CA 95834
WARRANTY AND SUPPORT
DeScribe, Inc. offers no refunds on the Voyager CD. DeScribe, Inc. will replace defective media within 30 days of date of purchase. Proof of purchase is required. Free phone support is not available from DeScribe, Inc. for the Voyager CD. The Compuserve FORUM "GO DESCRIBE" is an ad hoc forum for support. Also, support questions may be directed to Internet address dwpsupport@describe.com. which is monitored and responded to on a "resources available" basis. Per call paid support is available at 916-646-1111.
The Voyager CD has only been tested against the operating systems available as of the date of manufacture of the CD.
LIMIT OF LIABILITY
In no event will the Company be liable to you for any consequential or incidental damages, including any lost profits or lost savings even if a Company representative has been advised of the possibility of such damages. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so this exclusion may not apply to you.
GOVERNING LAW
This Agreement will be governed by the laws of the United States and the State of California as applied to transactions taking place wholly within Florida and Florida residents.
ENTIRE AGREEMENT
You acknowledge that You have read this Agreement, understand it, and that by opening this Package You agree to be bound by its terms and conditions. This Agreement is the entire agreement between the parties, and supersedes all prior agreements, understandings, promises, and representations, written or oral, with respect to the subject matter of this Agreement. No modification of the terms of this Agreement will be valid unless in writing and signed by both parties. If you have any questions concerning this Agreement, please contact in writing, DeScribe, Inc. 3841 N. Freeway Blvd., Ste. 275, Sacramento, CA 95834. DeScribe is the registered trademark of DeScribe, Inc. DeScribe, Inc. All rights reserved. July 1, 1996.
Voyager System Requirements
OS/2 2.11, OS/2 Warp or later, Windows 95, Windows NT, or Windows 3.x
7-14 MB hard drive space
8 MB RAM, 16 MB RAM (suggested)
CD ROM drive
Address Change
If you would like to change your address, please fax or e-mail the following information to the address below:
NAME
MAILING ADDRESS
E-MAIL ADDRESS(optional)
TELEPHONE AND FAX NUMBER(optional)
PRODUCT PURCHASED
DATE AND LOCATION OF PURCHASE
OPERATING SYSTEM(s)
DeScribe, Inc.
3841 N. Freeway Blvd., Ste. 275
Sacramento, CA 95834
Tel. Pacific time (916)646-1111 Fax (916) 923-3447.
Tel. Eastern time (941)732-5500
E-mail at: dwpsupport@describe.com or Web site: http://www.describe.com
CompuServe Mail at 71333,154. or GO DESCRIBE
DeScribe is the registered trademark of DeScribe, Inc. Windows, Windows 95 and Windows NT are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation, OS/2 and WARP are trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation.
®Copyright 1996 DeScribe, Inc. All rights reserved.y:\cds\readme\readme.txt.505 July 24, 1996 7:39 A.M. |
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DeScribe for OS/2 v. 5.0.6 (16/7/1996) |
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This is the US version of DeScribe for OS/2
Build: 5.0.6, 7-1-96
To install DeScribe, run the SETUP program:
From a full screen or windowed command prompt:
Make A: the current drive.
Type "SETUP" to run the installation program.
From the desktop:
Double-click on the icon for the floppy disk drive (e.g. A:). Then,
double-click on the SETUP.EXE program.
Click the "Install" button to install DeScribe.
For more information, see the online help.
If you have any questions you can reach us on the Internet at our Web Site at
http://www.describe.com
or send us E-Mail on Compuserve at
7133,154 |
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French menu for DeScribe 5.0 v. 5.0 (15/3/1996) |
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DeScribe for OS/2 v. 5.0.5 (1/12/1995) |
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This is the US version of DeScribe for OS/2
Build: 12-1-95
To install DeScribe, run the SETUP program:
From a full screen or windowed command prompt:
Make A: the current drive.
Type "SETUP" to run the installation program.
From the desktop:
Double-click on the icon for the floppy disk drive (e.g. A:). Then,
double-click on the SETUP.EXE program.
Click the "Install" button to install DeScribe.
For more information, see the online help.
DeScribe Word Processor 5 is available starting at $50 (US). To purchase DeScribe products,
contact us at (941) 732-5500, or contact one of the following resellers or bookstores:
In the US:
Microwarehouse - 800-367-6808
OS/2 Express - 800-672-5945
Programmer's Warehouse - 800-443-4405
Programmer's Paradise - 800-445-7899
Indelible Blue - 800-776-8284
Comp USA - 800-266-7872
Computerland
Barnes & Noble
Borders
In Canada:
House of Technology - 416-620-7970
MicroCentral - 908-360-0300
In Germany:
ARS GmbH - +49 (89) 3236 6300
In United Kingdom:
One Stop Software - +44 (0) 117 985 3370
In Switzerland:
Minzloff Data - +41 61 261 4459
In Netherlands:
MENSYS - +31 2347 0837
If you have any questions you can reach us on the Internet at our Web Site at
http://www.describe.com/wp/info.html
or send us E-Mail on Compuserve at
7133,154 |
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Describe Voyager v. 5.0 (31/7/1995, DeScribe Inc.) |
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DeScribe 5 Voyager
README 7/31/95
Welcome to DeScribe Voyager.
This README contains installation instructions for the files on the CD.
Contents:
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This CD contains full featured and full-functioning versions of DeScribe 5 for the operating systems OS/2, Windows 3.1, Windows NT 3.5, and Windows '95 (and Windows NT 3.51) with the exception that these versions of DeScribe are not LAN aware and are not LAN installable. Installations can only be made from the CD ROM. The versions are located in the directories OS2, WIN16, WINNT35, and WIN32, respectively.
These products are not for distribution other than by DeScribe and its authorized agents. DeScribe, Inc. reserves all copyrights in the product. Reproduction as a component of any product, whether free or for profit, or distribution by any means for a fee is expressly prohibited without the written permission of DeScribe, Inc. For further DeScribe product information and pricing, please call DeScribe, Inc. in the USA at Tel. 1-813-732-5500.
This CD also contains German versions of DeScribe 5, located in the GERMAN directory. Please see the README in the GERMAN directory for more information.
DeScribe has also included supplementary Add-On language dictionaries. These dictionaries are contained in the LLS directory of the CD. Additional dictionaries are installed using the same setup program used to install DeScribe.
The DeLights program included in the OS2, WINNT35, and WIN32 directories is a CPU performance monitor. DeLights displays a 2-pixel high bar on an edge of the desktop. The white portion of the bar represents how busy the CPU is at any given moment on a scale of 0% to 100%. The WIN32 version of Delights (which consists of two programs: DeLights and DeIdle) allows the bar to be placed on any of the four edges of the desktop. DeLights' menu is activated by clicking the right mouse button on the DeLights window (the 2 pixel bar.)
Installation:
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Note: The CD drive must be a local drive to perform any of the following installations. Each product has a setup program called SETUP.EXE which must be run to install DeScribe and DeLights on your computer.
OS/2 installation:
To install the OS/2 version of DeScribe, open the CD drive object in your drives folder. Open the OS2 folder. Double-click SETUP.EXE and click the install button in the DeScribe 5 Setup window. Follow the setup process to complete the installation.
Windows 3.1 installation:
To install the Windows 3.1 version of DeScribe, select the CD drive in File Manager. Double-click SETUP.EXE from the WIN16 directory. Click the install button in the DeScribe 5 Setup window. Follow the setup process to complete the installation.
Windows NT 3.5 installation:
To install the Windows NT version of DeScribe, select the CD drive in File Manager. Double-click SETUP.EXE from the WINNT35 directory. Click the install button in the DeScribe 5 Setup window. Follow the setup process to complete the installation.
Windows NT 3.51 installation:
To install the Windows NT version of DeScribe, select the CD drive in File Manager. Double-click SETUP.EXE from the WIN32 directory. Click the install button in the DeScribe 5 Setup window. Follow the setup process to complete the installation.
Windows 95 installation:
To install the Windows 95 version of DeScribe, open the CD drive. Open the folder called WIN32. Double-click SETUP.EXE and click the install button in the DeScribe 5 Setup window. Follow the setup process to complete the installation. |
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DeScribe for OS/2 v. 4.0 (14/12/1993, DeScribe Inc.) |
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*** This is the installation for the 32-bit OS/2 version of DeScribe ***
To install the OS/2 version run the SETUP program:
From a full screen or windowed command prompt:
Type "A:SETUP" to run the installation program.
From the desktop:
Double-click on the icon for the floppy disk drive (e.g. A:). Then,
double-click on the SETUP.EXE program.
Use the mouse to select an installation option from the menu. If you
don't have a mouse, press and release the ALT key to switch to the action bar.
Then type "O" to bring down the Options menu. Then type a mnemonic letter
to select the installation option.
Select "Install DeScribe" to install some or all of the DeScribe files.
Select "Delete DeScribe" to delete some or all of the DeScribe files.
Select "Exit Installation" to stop the installation program.
When you select Install, the program displays a dialog with check boxes
for features to install. To enable or disable a feature, click on the name
with the mouse. If you don't have a mouse, use the up/down arrow keys to
highlight the feature and press the space bar.
If you choose to install the text import/export libraries, the program
displays a dialog which lists all the available formats. Select one or more
formats from the list and click OK, or click All to install all of them.
The program also prompts you for the destination directory (typically
C:\DeScribe). You can change the directory if you wish.
The program checks to see that you have sufficient space on the
destination disk before proceeding with the installation. If there is
not enough space, the program displays a dialog which tells you how much
space you need and asks you if you want to proceed anyway.
The program places the DeScribe.exe file in the destination directory.
It also creates several subdirectories.
Data Directory for your documents
DLL Assorted dynamic link libraries
Icons Directory for custom icon files
Inset Files needed for graphics conversion library
Help Directory for custom help files
Layouts Directory for layout files
LLS Files needed for spell check, thesaurus, etc.
Macros Directory for macros
Temp Directory for temporary files
Tutorial Tutorial files
UsrDicts Directory for user dictionaries
W4W Files needed for text conversion library
DeScribe creates temporary disk files when it is running. By default, these
files are placed in the Temp directory.
The DeScribe.exe file, as well as the files in the DLL, LLS, Inset and W4W
directories are read-only. They are not modified by DeScribe. The files
in the Layouts, Data, Macros, Temp and UsrDicts directories may be modified
by DeScribe as a result of user actions.
DeScribe expects to find the DLL, Inset and W4W subdirectories
in the same directory as the DeScribe.exe file.
The program also creates a file DWP40.dat and places in in the same
directory as the other system .INI files. On OS/2 systems this is usually
the C:\OS2 directory. The file contains preference and configuration
information used by DeScribe. This file may be modified at any time.
DeScribe creates a file DWP40.bmp in the same directory as the DWP40.dat
file. This bitmap file contains an image of the startup logo and is
automatically created the first time you run DeScribe. Having the logo in
a bitmap reduces the startup time the next time you run DeScribe.
After the installation of the program has completed, you will find a
document in the Data directory called "Sample". You may want to print
this document to test the capabilities of your printer. |
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DeScribe for OS/2 v. 4.0 (14/12/1993, DeScribe Inc.) |
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*** This is the installation for the 32-bit OS/2 version of DeScribe ***
To install the OS/2 version run the SETUP program:
From a full screen or windowed command prompt:
Type "A:SETUP" to run the installation program.
From the desktop:
Double-click on the icon for the floppy disk drive (e.g. A:). Then,
double-click on the SETUP.EXE program.
Use the mouse to select an installation option from the menu. If you
don't have a mouse, press and release the ALT key to switch to the action bar.
Then type "O" to bring down the Options menu. Then type a mnemonic letter
to select the installation option.
Select "Install DeScribe" to install some or all of the DeScribe files.
Select "Delete DeScribe" to delete some or all of the DeScribe files.
Select "Exit Installation" to stop the installation program.
When you select Install, the program displays a dialog with check boxes
for features to install. To enable or disable a feature, click on the name
with the mouse. If you don't have a mouse, use the up/down arrow keys to
highlight the feature and press the space bar.
If you choose to install the text import/export libraries, the program
displays a dialog which lists all the available formats. Select one or more
formats from the list and click OK, or click All to install all of them.
The program also prompts you for the destination directory (typically
C:\DeScribe). You can change the directory if you wish.
The program checks to see that you have sufficient space on the
destination disk before proceeding with the installation. If there is
not enough space, the program displays a dialog which tells you how much
space you need and asks you if you want to proceed anyway.
The program places the DeScribe.exe file in the destination directory.
It also creates several subdirectories.
Data Directory for your documents
DLL Assorted dynamic link libraries
Icons Directory for custom icon files
Inset Files needed for graphics conversion library
Help Directory for custom help files
Layouts Directory for layout files
LLS Files needed for spell check, thesaurus, etc.
Macros Directory for macros
Temp Directory for temporary files
Tutorial Tutorial files
UsrDicts Directory for user dictionaries
W4W Files needed for text conversion library
DeScribe creates temporary disk files when it is running. By default, these
files are placed in the Temp directory.
The DeScribe.exe file, as well as the files in the DLL, LLS, Inset and W4W
directories are read-only. They are not modified by DeScribe. The files
in the Layouts, Data, Macros, Temp and UsrDicts directories may be modified
by DeScribe as a result of user actions.
DeScribe expects to find the DLL, Inset and W4W subdirectories
in the same directory as the DeScribe.exe file.
The program also creates a file DWP40.dat and places in in the same
directory as the other system .INI files. On OS/2 systems this is usually
the C:\OS2 directory. The file contains preference and configuration
information used by DeScribe. This file may be modified at any time.
DeScribe creates a file DWP40.bmp in the same directory as the DWP40.dat
file. This bitmap file contains an image of the startup logo and is
automatically created the first time you run DeScribe. Having the logo in
a bitmap reduces the startup time the next time you run DeScribe.
After the installation of the program has completed, you will find a
document in the Data directory called "Sample". You may want to print
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SmartQuotes macro for DeScribe v. 4.0 (16/10/1993) |
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Well, I wrote these two little macros because I missed the smartquotes macro
offered in Word for Windows 2.0. I also found the typographic quotes offered
by DeScribe to be a little depressing. So I wrote these macros. Enclosed
are the two macro files and as well as the font that this macro needs to work.
Basically, the macro "AutoSingle" will determine if you need a left or right
single typographic quote and insert it while the "AutoQuote" will determine
the same for regular quotes.
So I offer these two macros to the public domain to see if someone else finds
them as useful as I do and for someone who does not want to bother learning
the Macro language. I downloaded the dingbats font from ftp-os2.cdrom.com
and used "Pfm2Afm" to convert it. There was no mention of the font being
shareware in the file so I must assume that the font is also freeware.
WARNING
I give no guarantees with this macro. While it works fine for me, it has
not been tested for all situtations, and therefore could eat your life's work
for all I know (although I doubt it). Don't bother suing me because you
won't get much. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Now that cheery stuff is out of the way...
INSTALLATION
First, install the dingbats font included in this zip.
1) open the System Setup menu and then open the Font Palette
2) click on edit font
3) click on add font
4) type in the directory name where this unzipped is located
5) select "dingbats" and click on "OK"
6) close all windows
7) copy the files "AutoSingle" and "AutoQuotes" to the directory
/DeScribe/Macros (or whatever you have renamed your Macros directory to)
8) then just run the macros when you need a quote
I personally used the keyboard manager to set Alt-Ctrl-' (the quote key) to
run the AutoQuote and Alt-' (again, the quote thing) to run the AutoSingle
macro. Of course, if you find a better method...
If you have any questions, comments or especially suggestions on how to improve
this macro, please e-mail me. My address is dregeczi@sfu.ca.
Hope you enjoy! |
hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/apps/wp/autoquo.zip |
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Describe 4.0 macros to convert endnotes to footnotes v. 4.0 (1/4/1993, Steve Weeks) |
Readme/What's new |
These macros are for DeScribe 4.0 for OS/2 2.0.
They are used to convert endnotes to footnotes automatically.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
The FTNOTE.ZIP file contains the following 15 files:
README.1st (this file)
FOOTNOTE.DOC (instructions for use of the footnote macros)
INSTALL.FTN (a macro that, when run, loads and compiles all
the following macros)
FOOTSTRT
FOOTNOTE
FOOTTYPE
FOOTCHK
FOOTLINE
FOOTLIST
FOOTJTRF
FOOTJTFR
FOOTJFWD
FOOTJBCK
FOOTSHOW
FOOTHIDE
Copy all the files above to the \DESCRIBE\MACROS subdirectory
(README.1st is not necessary though)
The INSTALL.FTN macro will load them, compile them, save them,
load FOOTNOTE.DOC and save it to \DESCRIBE\DATA and then delete
the copy of FOOTNOTE.DOC you copied to the \MACROS subdirectory.
Disclaimer: I have tested these macros quite a bit.
They are not perfect (yet) but I don't think there's any way
they could delete any of the text in any document you are
working on. Make sure you read the FOOTNOTE.DOC though.
The Snapshot file that DeScribe creates to keep track of your
key strokes can get quite large during repeated use of the
macro if you don't save the document periodically.
I hope you find it (them) useful.
Any comments (good or "constructive criticism") you'd care to
send me would be appreciated. I'll continue to improve them,
particularly in several areas:
Speed: It can be kind of a drag on a slower PC, especially on
huge documents.
Intelligence: I plan to add some routines that will determine
the best approach to take to get all footnotes correctly placed.
I am on Prodigy quite a bit in the Computer Club (DXHP81A)
My CompuServe ID is 70541,646 but I'm not there very much.
Steve Weeks
12508 Queensbury Ct., Woodbridge, VA 22192 (703) 494-3506
I'd especially like to hear of any bugs that turn up. I'm sure
there are some things I have not considered, especially how
other people may have their units of measurement and page sizes
set up. Things like that. |
hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/apps/wp/ftnote.zip |
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DeScribe for OS/2 v. 4.0 (23/3/1993) |
Readme/What's new |
*** This is the installation for the 32-bit OS/2 version of DeScribe ***
To install the OS/2 version run the SETUP program:
From a full screen or windowed command prompt:
Type "A:SETUP" to run the installation program.
From the desktop:
Double-click on the icon for the floppy disk drive (e.g. A:). Then,
double-click on the SETUP.EXE program.
Use the mouse to select an installation option from the menu. If you
don't have a mouse, press and release the ALT key to switch to the action bar.
Then type "O" to bring down the Options menu. Then type a mnemonic letter
to select the installation option.
Select "Install DeScribe" to install some or all of the DeScribe files.
Select "Delete DeScribe" to delete some or all of the DeScribe files.
Select "Exit Installation" to stop the installation program.
When you select Install, the program displays a dialog with check boxes
for features to install. To enable or disable a feature, click on the name
with the mouse. If you don't have a mouse, use the up/down arrow keys to
highlight the feature and press the space bar.
If you choose to install the text import/export libraries, the program
displays a dialog which lists all the available formats. Select one or more
formats from the list and click OK, or click All to install all of them.
The program also prompts you for the destination directory (typically
C:\DeScribe). You can change the directory if you wish.
The program checks to see that you have sufficient space on the
destination disk before proceeding with the installation. If there is
not enough space, the program displays a dialog which tells you how much
space you need and asks you if you want to proceed anyway.
The program places the DeScribe.exe file in the destination directory.
It also creates several subdirectories.
Data Directory for your documents
DLL Assorted dynamic link libraries
Icons Directory for custom icon files
Inset Files needed for graphics conversion library
Help Directory for custom help files
Layouts Directory for layout files
LLS Files needed for spell check, thesaurus, etc.
Macros Directory for macros
Temp Directory for temporary files
Tutorial Tutorial files
UsrDicts Directory for user dictionaries
W4W Files needed for text conversion library
DeScribe creates temporary disk files when it is running. By default, these
files are placed in the Temp directory.
The DeScribe.exe file, as well as the files in the DLL, LLS, Inset and W4W
directories are read-only. They are not modified by DeScribe. The files
in the Layouts, Data, Macros, Temp and UsrDicts directories may be modified
by DeScribe as a result of user actions.
DeScribe expects to find the DLL, Inset and W4W subdirectories
in the same directory as the DeScribe.exe file.
The program also creates a file DWP40.dat and places in in the same
directory as the other system .INI files. On OS/2 systems this is usually
the C:\OS2 directory. The file contains preference and configuration
information used by DeScribe. This file may be modified at any time.
DeScribe creates a file DWP40.bmp in the same directory as the DWP40.dat
file. This bitmap file contains an image of the startup logo and is
automatically created the first time you run DeScribe. Having the logo in
a bitmap reduces the startup time the next time you run DeScribe. |
www.describe.com/wp/demo/descrb40.zip |
local copy
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Describe macro for creating FAX cover sheets (28/7/1992) |
Readme/What's new |
! This DeScribe Macro was designed to work with a user defined layout to
! create either a FAX cover sheet, or a one page FAX.
!
! The macro utilizes three DeScribe Macro Language features:
! The capability of "nesting" other DeScribe macros.
! The "pop up input window".
! The 26 automatically declared variables.
!
! To successfully use this macro, you will need to do the following:
! - Create a layout for a FAX cover sheet.
! - Insert asterisks where you intend to make replacements.
! - Save your layout with the cursor in the position you wish the date to
! print.
! - Change the macro text to find your layout at the NewDocumentFile
! statement.
! - Change the macro to find the macro directory where the DATEFULL
! macro is located.
! - Compile the macro. |
hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/apps/wp/descrfax.zip |
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Describe macro for printing envelopes v. 3.0 (18/7/1992, Herb Tyson) |
Readme/What's new |
This is combined macro/layout set of tools for printing
envelopes using the 32 bit version of Describe 3 under
OS/2 2.0. It may work with other versions
of Describe as well, but has not been tested. The following
files are Describe documents and should be edited or viewed
only with Describe. Additional information is contained in
ENVELOPE.DOC:
ENVELOPE.DOC Documentation file
ENVELOPE.LAY Layout file used for printing envelopes
ENVELOPE.MAC The main envelope macro
If you want to distribute this macro solution to others,
make certain that the preceding three files are included in
whatever you send.
Herb Tyson
on Pete Norloff's OS/2 Shareware BBS
on CompuServe, 72520,1054 |
hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/apps/wp/dsb32env.zip |
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Describe 3 macro for printing envelopes v. 3.0 (25/1/1992, Herb Tyson) |
Readme/What's new |
This is combined macro/layout set of tools for printing
envelopes using Describe 3. It may work with other version
of Describe as well, but has not been tested. The following
files are Describe documents and should be edited or viewed
only with Describe. Additional information is contained in
ENVELOPE.DOC:
ENVELOPE.DOC Documentation file
ENVELOPE.LAY Layout file used for printing envelopes
ENVELOPE.MAC The main envelope macro
If you want to distribute this macro solution to others,
make certain that the preceding three files are included in
whatever you send.
Herb Tyson
on Pete Norloff's OS/2 Shareware BBS
on CompuServe, 72520,1054 |
hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/apps/wp/dscb_env.zip |
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DeScribe for OS/2 v. 3.0 (Beta, 26/7/1991) |
Readme/What's new |
DeScribe can run on OS/2 and Windows systems:
To install the OS/2 version run the OS2 program on DISK 1.
From the File Manager:
Double-click on the disk drive icon next to A: to get a list of the
directories on that drive. Then double-click on the text "A:\" in the
Directory Tree window to get a list of files. Double-click on OS2.EXE
to run the installation program.
From a full screen or windowed command prompt:
Type "A:OS2" to run the installation program.
To install the Windows version run the WIN program on DISK 1.
Select File/Run... from the Program Manager, and type "A:WIN" in
the dialog.
Use the mouse to select an installation option from the menu. If you
don't have a mouse, press and release the ALT key to switch to the action bar.
Then type "O" to bring down the Options menu. Then type a mnemonic letter
to select the installation option.
Select "Install DeScribe" to install some or all of the DeScribe files.
Select "Delete DeScribe" to delete some or all of the DeScribe files.
Select "Exit Installation" to stop the installation program.
When you select an installation option, the program asks you to choose
an installation type. The three types are: stand alone, LAN server, and
LAN workstation. Choose one and click OK. (The LAN server choice is not
available on Windows systems.)
Next, the program displays a dialog with check boxes for features to
install. To enable or disable a feature, click on the name with the
mouse. If you don't have a mouse, use the up/down arrow keys to highlight
the feature and press the space bar.
If you choose to install the text import/export libraries, the program
displays a dialog which lists all the available formats. Select one or more
formats from the list and click OK, or click All to install all of them.
The program also prompts you for the destination directory (typically
C:\DeScribe). You can change the directory if you wish.
The program checks to see that you have sufficient space on the
destination disk before proceeding with the installation. If there is
not enough space, the program displays a dialog which tells you how much
space you need and asks you if you want to proceed anyway.
The program places the DeScribe.EXE file in the destination directory.
It also creates several subdirectories.
Data Directory for your documents
DLL Assorted dynamic link libraries
Docs Tutorial files
Inset Files needed for graphics conversion library
Layouts Directory for layout files
LLS Files needed for spell check, thesaurus, etc.
Macros Directory for macros
Temp Directory for temporary files
UsrDicts Directory for user dictionaries
W4W Files needed for text conversion library
DeScribe creates temporary disk files when it is running. By default, these
files are placed in the Temp directory. You can have these files created
in some other directory by adding the following line to your CONFIG.SYS file:
SET TMP=...
where "..." is replaced by the desired drive designation and path. For
example,
SET TMP=D:\JUNK
would instruct DeScribe to create the temporary files on the D: drive in
the directory JUNK.
The DeScribe.EXE file, as well as the files in the DLL, LLS, Inset and W4W
directories are read-only. They are not modified by DeScribe. The files
in the Layouts, Data, Macros, Temp and UsrDicts directories may be modified
by DeScribe as a result of user actions.
DeScribe expects to find the DLL, LLS, Inset and W4W subdirectories
in the same directory as the DeScribe.exe file. If you move the .EXE file,
you should probably also move these other directories.
The LLS files may be moved to another location if desired. In this case
you should add a line to your CONFIG.SYS file like this:
SET LLS=...
where "..." is replaced by the drive designation and path where you placed
the LLS directory.
The program also creates a file DeScribe.dat and places in in the same
directory as the other system .INI files. On OS/2 systems this is usually
the C:\OS2 directory. On Windows systems this is usually the C:\Windows
directory. The file contains preference and configuration information
used by DeScribe. This file may be modified by DeScribe at any time.
After the installation of the program has completed, you will find a
document in the Data directory called "Sample". You may want to print
this document to test the capabilities of your printer. |
winworldpc.com/download/50727b52-5bec-11eb-b764-0200008a0da4/from/c3ae6ee2-8099-713d-3411-c3a6e280947e |
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