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              ║   WIN-OS/2 COMPATIBILITY APPLICATION TEST   ║
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Objective:    Execute different Win-OS/2* applications to test the OS/2*
─────────     video device drivers.



Applications to be tested are:
──────────────────────────────

CorelDRAW** Version 4.0
Ami Pro** Release 3.0
Aldus PageMaker** Version 5.0


           SCENARIO TO TEST VIDEO DEVICE DRIVERS USING CorelDRAW 4.0


Introduction :  CorelDRAW 4.0 for Windows** is a graphics presentation package.
─────────────   F/S = FULL SCREEN
                MB1 - Mouse Button

┌─────┐  If you do not have CorelDRAW installed, please refer to your
│  !  │  CorelDRAW Installation Manual for instructions.
└─────┘


To Begin Testing in Full Screen Mode:
─────────────────────────────────────


1.  Open the settings notebook to load CorelDRAW in full screen mode.

2.  Double-click on the icon with the Balloon.

3.  Select File | New and click on the 5th smart icon (square box).
    Move the cursor to the worksheet and hold down MB1 while dragging
    the mouse to form a box.

4.  Select any color from the color palette to add color to the box.

5.  Click on the smart icon, click MB1 on the box created, and
    type "THIS IS A TEST".

6.  Click on the first smart icon (arrow), and select the box created.

7.  Select Effects | Rotate & Skew. Then type "45" in Rotation angle box.
    Check "Leave Original" and select OK.  The selected box should rotate.

8.  Select the text "THIS IS A TEST." Select Text | Character and then
    select Times New Roman. Change the size to 54.0 and the style
    to Bold-Italic. Select OK.

9.  Select File | Save As and type "TEST.CDR".


HELP UTILITIES


1.  Select Help | Contents and then select the Search button.

2.  Type "Plotters" and press Enter.

3.  Select the Go To button.

4.  Double-click on the control menu option to close the help dialog box.


CUT AND PASTE


1.  Press Alt-Esc to display the OS/2 desktop. Open an OS/2 Window and
    type "PBRUSH".

2.  Once the Paintbrush applet is open, click on the sixth smart icon (square)
    in the second column. (The cursor changes to a cross.)  Hold down MB1
    while dragging the mouse to form a square.

3.  Click on the first smart icon in the second column (scissors and square).
    Place the cursor over the square created. Hold MB1 and drag mouse to form a
    square with perforated lines.

4.  Go back to CorelDRAW and select Edit | Paste. (A square appears.)

5.  Select File | Save to save the file.

6.  Select File | Print to print the file.


To Resize Window and Switching Between OS/2 Desktop and Win-OS2 F/S:
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────


1.  Press Alt-Esc to display the OS/2 desktop. Press Alt-Esc again
    to return to Win-OS/2. (The CorelDRAW window reappears.)

2.  Click on the resize button in the upper right hand corner (arrow pointing
    up or double arrow). (You should see the desktop icon.) Press the resize
    button again to return the window to its Full Screen position.

3.  Click on the Minimize button (the one to the left of the resize
    button). Double-click on the CorelDRAW icon to maximize the application.

4.  Select File | Exit to close CorelDRAW.


To Open CorelDraw Seamlessly:
─────────────────────────────


1.  Open the notebook settings of the CorelDRAW icon.  Select the
    session tab and then select the Win-OS/2 window. Close the notebook and
    double-click on the CorelDRAW icon to open the application seamlessly.

2.  Select File | Exit to close CorelDRAW.


To Test the Remaining CorelDRAW Applications:
─────────────────────────────────────────────


1.  Open CorelTRACE** in a seamless mode. Select Help | Contents. Select
    File | Exit to close the help window. Select File | Exit to close
    CorelTRACE. Open CorelTRACE in a full screen mode. Close CorelTRACE.

2.  Open CorelCHART** in a seamless mode. Select File | Open and double-click
    on the Chart subdirectory. Select 3DRISER and click on 3D0005.CCH.
    (It appears in the preview window.) Press OK. Select Help | Content.
    Select File | Exit to close the help window. Select File | Exit to
    close CorelCHART. Open CorelCHART in a full screen mode. Close CorelCHART.

3.  Open CCapture in seamless mode. Make sure Ccapture appears. Press both
    mouse buttons to open the window list and highlight Ccapture. Press mouse
    button 2 and select Close to close Ccapture. Change notebook settings
    in Ccapture to open it in a Full Screen mode. Make sure Ccapture appears.
    Close Ccapture.

4.  Open CorelPAINT** in a seamless mode. Select File | Open and then select
    BALLOON.PCX. Two display menus should be present:  Color Selection
    and Canvas. Select Help | Contents. Select File | Exit to close the
    help window. Select File | Exit again to close CorelPAINT. Open CorelPAINT
    in a full screen mode. Close CorelPAINT.

5.  Open CorelMOVE** in a seamless mode. Select File | Open and then select
    SAMPLE.CMV. Once the picture appears, click on the play button (right
    arrow button). The animation should begin. Press the stop button (square
    button). Select Help | Contents.  Select File | Exit to close the
    help window. Select File | Exit to close CorelMOVE. Open CorelMOVE in
    full screen mode. Close CorelMOVE.

6.  Open CorelSHOW** in seamless mode and select OK. Double-click on the
    Background subdirectory and select file type "*.SHB" in the List of Files
    type box. The file "SAMPLE.SHB" should appear in the File Name box.
    Double-click on the SAMPLE.SHB file.  Then, wait until the picture finishes
    painting the screen. Select Help | Contents and close the help window after
    it appears. Select File | Exit to close CorelSHOW. Open CorelSHOW in full
    screen mode. Close CorelSHOW.


┌─────┐
│  !  │  Verify that video corruption does not occur.
└─────┘




             SCENARIO TO TEST VIDEO DEVICE DRIVER USING AMI PRO 3.0


Introduction:  Ami Pro 3.0 for windows is a word processing package that
─────────────  allows the user to create sophisticated text/graphics documents.
               This scenario is a non-exhaustive test of Ami Pro 3.0.
               The following conventions are used in this document:

               F/S = FULL SCREEN
               MB1 - Mouse Button



┌─────┐  If you do not have AMIPRO 3.0 installed, please refer to your
│  !  │  AMIPRO Installation Manual for instructions.
└─────┘



To Start Ami Pro in a Full Screen Mode:
───────────────────────────────────────


1.  Open the notebook settings for Ami Pro and select the session tab.
    Click on Win-OS/2 Full Screen and close the settings notebook.

2.  Double-click on the Ami Pro icon.

3.  Press Alt-Esc twice to switch from F/S mode to the desktop and back to F/S.


To Select a Style Sheet:
────────────────────────


1.  Select File | New from the main menu.
    Select Default style sheet and then select OK.

2.  Type the following:


   The following questions pose intellectual debate which, in some cases,
   cause a wide array of conflicting viewpoints:

   1. Can you imagine a world without hypothetical situations?
   2. Why isn't the word phonetic spelled the way it sounds?
   3. When driving around and looking for an address, why do people
      turn the radio volume down?
   4. If driving at the speed of light, what happens when turning on
      the headlights?
   5. Certain convenience stores are open 24 hours per day, 7 days per
      week, 365 days per year. Why do these stores have locks on their doors?


3.  Press and hold MB1 and drag the mouse over the entire paragraph. Select
    TEXT | FONT, select Roman in the font box, 18 in the points box, and
    the color green. Select OK. Move the mouse away from the text and
    click MB1 once. (The letter turns green.)

4.  Select File | Import Picture. Under the file type box, select AmiDraw.
    Double-click on 4BOXES.SDW in the Files box and observe that the
    pic file appears.

5.  Select File | Save to save the file.


Help Files
──────────


1.  Select Help | Contents and then select the Search button. Type the word
    "PICTURE." Click on SHOW Topics and then select the Go To button.

2.  Select File | Exit to close the help window.


To Open or Close a File:
────────────────────────


1.  Select File | Close to save any changes and close a file.

2.  Select File | Open and then select the file name to open.


To View Documents in a Different Way:
─────────────────────────────────────


1.  Select View | Outline Mode and notice the changes on the screen.

2.  Select View | Draft Mode and notice the changes.

3.  Select View | Layout Mode to return to layout mode.


To Create a Table:
──────────────────


1.  Select Tools | Tables and then select OK.

2.  In the first cell type "Apple". Then press the tab key and type "Pear".

3.  Press SHIFT-TAB to go back to "Apple".



To Spell Check:
───────────────


1.  Go to the word "headlights" and delete the letter 'g'.  Hold down MB1 and
    drag the mouse over the word "conlict."

2.  Select Tools | Spell Check. In the Alternatives Box, select the word
    "headlights" and select the Replace button.



To Create a Frame Manually:
───────────────────────────


1.  Select Frame | Create Frame. Select the Manual button with mouse button 1.
    (The cursor changes.)

2.  Hold mouse button 1 and drag the mouse until a rectangle takes shape.
    Release the mouse button. (A frame surrounded by tiny squares is created.)

3.  Press Enter and type, "I dislike writing this."


Cut and Paste Option:
─────────────────────

1.  Open the Paintbrush applet. Click on the sixth smart icon in the second
    column. Hold down MB1 and drag the mouse to create a small square.

2.  Move the cursor to the square you just created. Hold down MB1 and drag the
    mouse. (A square with perforated lines appears.)

3.  Select Edit | Cut.

4.  Minimize Paintbrush, select Ami Pro, and select Edit | Paste.


To View a Window:
─────────────────

1.  Select Window | Tile, and then select Window | Cascade.

2.  Minimize | Maximize the window.


To Print a File:
────────────────

1.  Click on the title bar to select the window you want to print.

2.  Select File | Print to print the file.


To Start Ami Pro in a Seamless Session:
───────────────────────────────────────

1.  Open the settings notebook for Ami Pro and select the session tab.
    Click on Win-OS/2 seamless and close the settings notebook.

2.  Select the Ami Pro icon.



┌─────┐
│  !  │  Verify that video corruption does not occur.
└─────┘


              SCENARIO TO TEST VIDEO DEVICE DRIVER USING ALDUS PAGEM              AKER 5.0


To Start PageMaker:
───────────────────


┌─────┐  If you do not have ALDUS PAGEMAKER installed, please refer to your
│  !  │  ALDUS PAGEMAKER Installation Manual for instructions.
└─────┘



To Start PageMaker:
───────────────────

1.  Change to the \PM directory (or other directory where you installed
    PageMaker).

2.  At the command prompt, type "WIN PM5".

3.  Press Enter.


To Open an Existing Publication:
────────────────────────────────


1.  Select "Open..." from the File menu.

2.  Click on the file name, or type the file name in the text box.  (If
    necessary, also type the name of the disk and directory.)

3.  Under "Open...," select "Original" or "Copy."

4.  Select OK.



┌─────┐
│  !  │  Verify that video corruption does not occur.
└─────┘


To Move to Another Page:
────────────────────────


1.  If you have scroll arrows, click the left (backward) or right (forward)
    scroll arrow at either end of the page icons to display the icon you want.
    If you do not have scroll arrows, skip to Step 2.

2.  Point to the icon of the page you want.

3.  Click the left mouse button.


To Move to Another Page Using "Go to page...":
──────────────────────────────────────────────


1.  Select "Go to page..." from the layout menu.

2.  Click the option you want for either a master page or a regular page.

3.  If you selected "Page number," type the number of the page you want in
    the text box.

4.  Select OK.


To Move to the Next Page or the Previous Page Using Key Combinations:
─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────


1.  To move to the next page (or pair of pages), press Ctrl+Tab.

2.  To move the previous page (or pair of pages), hold down Ctrl+Shift and
    then press Tab.



To Insert One or More Pages:
────────────────────────────


1.  Move to the page(s) before, after, or between which you want to insert
    a page(s).

2.  Select "Insert pages..." from layout.

3.  Type the number of pages you want to insert in the dialog box.

4.  Select the option you want:  before, after, or between (for double-sided
    publications with facing pages) the current page(s).

5.  Select OK.


To Remove One or More Pages:
────────────────────────────


1.  Use the pointer tool to drag any text or graphics that you do not want
    to delete completely off the page and to the pasteboard.

2.  Select "Remove pages..." from the Page menu.

3.  Type the numbers of the pages you want to remove in the
    "Remove page(s)" and "through" fields.

4.  Select OK.

5.  Select OK to remove the page(s).


To Save a Publication or Template Using "Save":
───────────────────────────────────────────────


1.  Select "Save" from the File menu.

2.  Continue working on the publication, close it, or quit the
    PageMaker session.


To Save a Publication or Template Using "Save as...":
─────────────────────────────────────────────────────


1.  Select "Save as..." from the File menu.

2.  In the text box, type the name you want for the publication. (Do not type
    a new name if you are using this procedure to compress a publication.)

3.  Change to another disk if you do not want to save the publication on the
    active disk.

4.  Select "Publication" or "Template," and then select OK.

5.  Either continue working on the publication, close it, or quit the
    PageMaker session.


To Close Your Publication:
──────────────────────────


1.  Select "Close" from the File menu.

2.  If PageMaker prompts whether to save changes before closing, select an
    option.


┌─────┐
│  !  │  Verify that video corruption does not occur.
└─────┘


To Quit PageMaker:
──────────────────


1.  Select "Exit" from the File menu, or "Close" from the system menu.

2.  If PageMaker prompts whether to save changes before quitting,
    select an option.


To Create a New Publication Using a Template:
─────────────────────────────────────────────


1.  Select File / Open...

2.  In the list box, select the template you want to use.

3.  Select OK.

4.  Add text and graphics to the publication.

5.  If your text doesn't look the way you want, use the "Styles" palette to
    apply the text styles you want.

6.  Select "Save As..." and type the name of your new publication.

7.  Select OK.


To Create a New Publication From Scratch:
─────────────────────────────────────────


1.  Select File / New.

2.  In the "Page setup..." dialog box, select from the options listed
    to specify your publication's page setup.

3.  Select OK.


To Create a Master Page:
────────────────────────


1.  Click either the "L" or "R" page icon in the lower corner of the
    publication window.

2.  Create a page number marker and layout grid with nonprinting guides.

3.  Add the graphics you want repeated on every page.

4.  Add the text you want repeated on every page.



To Create an Arabic Page Number:
────────────────────────────────


1.  Select the text tool.

2.  Select an insertion point for the page marker on either a regular page
    or a master page.

3.  Press Crtl+Shift+3.

4.  As necessary, change the page number's type specifications or move the
    number (on a master page, its marker).


To Create a Composite Page Number:
──────────────────────────────────


1.  Create a text block to hold the composite page number by using the text
    tool to click an insertion point anywhere outside existing text blocks.

2.  In that text block, type the number(s) or word(s) you want as part of the
    composite page number.

3.  If necessary, move the insertion point to where you want the page number
    marker.

4.  Press Ctrl+Shift+3 to create a page number marker, preceding or
    following the number(s) or word(s) you typed in Step 2 of this procedure.

5.  As necessary, change the composite.


To Define a Style Sheet from Scratch:
─────────────────────────────────────


1.  If the "Styles" palette is displayed in the publication window, hold down
    Ctrl and select "No style." Then skip to Step 3.  Otherwise, select
    "Define styles..." from the Type menu. (The "Define styles..." dialog box
    is displayed.)

2.  Select "New..." to display the "Edit style..." dialog box.

3.  In the "Edit style..." dialog box, type the name of the new style in "Name."

4.  If a name appears in "Based on," delete it.

5.  Select the command you want by selecting one of the four buttons:
    "Type...," "Para...,"  "Tabs...," "Hyph..."

6.  Select OK.

7.  If you started in the "Define styles..." dialog box rather than the
    "Styles" palette, select "Close," "Cancel," or "OK."

To Create a Style Sheet Based on an Existing Style:
───────────────────────────────────────────────────


1.  If the "Styles" palette is displayed in the publication window, hold down
    Ctrl and select "No style." Then skip to Step 3.  Otherwise, select
    "Define styles..." from the Type menu.

2.  Select "New..." to display the "Edit style..." dialog box.

3.  In the "Edit style..." dialog box, type the name of the new style in "Name."

4.  In "Based on," type the name of the existing style on which the new style
    is based.

5.  Modify the "Based on" style's specifications by following Steps 5 through 7
    in the procedure in the preceding section, "To Define a Style Sheet from
    Scratch."

To Copy an Existing Style Sheet from Another Publication:
═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════


1.  Select "Define styles..." from the Type menu.  The "Define styles..."
    dialog box appears.

2.  Select "Copy..." to display the "Copy styles..." dialog box.

3.  Select the publication or template that contains the style sheet you want
    to copy.

4.  Select OK.

5.  In the "Define styles..." dialog box, select "Close" or "Cancel."



ADDING TEXT TO A PUBLICATION



Adding a Word Processed File:
─────────────────────────────

1.  If you want text to flow automatically, make sure "Autoflow" is checked
    on the Options menu.

2.  Select "Place..." from the File menu. A dialog box shows a list of those
    text and graphics files that PageMaker can read directly from the current
    disk or directory.  If necessary, scroll to find the name of the file you
    want.  If the file name is not in the list, switch to another directory or
    disk.

3.  Select the name of the file you want to place.

4.  To retain a word-processed file's text formatting and styles, convert
    regular quotation marks to typesetting quotation marks, or read style
    tags. Make sure the appropriate options are checked; otherwise, make
    sure no options are checked.

5.  Select OK.

6.  Position the text icon within column guides or elsewhere on a page or
    on the paste board where you want the upper left corner of the text
    to start.

7.  Select the left mouse button.

8.  Look at the bottom of the last handle, and select one: "Shows a "#"," or
    shows a "+."


Placing New Text:
─────────────────

1.  Select "Place..." from the File menu.

2.  Select the name of the file you want to place.

3.  To retain the word processed file's text formatting and styles, convert
    regular quotation marks to typesetting quotation marks, or read style
    tags. Make sure the appropriate options are checked; otherwise, make
    sure no options are checked.

4.  Select OK.

5.  Position the icon where you want to start placing the text.

6.  Hold the left mouse button down, and drag the icon diagonally until the box
    you're creating is the size you want.

7.  Release the mouse button.


Pasting Text from the Clipboard Using the Pointer Tool:
───────────────────────────────────────────────────────

1.  Cut or copy the text to the Clipboard.

2.  In the publication you want to paste to, make sure the pointer is selected.

3.  Select "Paste" from the Edit menu.

4.  Reposition and, if necessary, resize the text block.

5.  If the bottom handle of the text block shows a "+," continue flowing
    the pasted text.



Pasting Text from the Clipboard Using the Text Tool:
────────────────────────────────────────────────────

1.  Cut or copy the text to the clipboard.

2.  Select and place the text tool where you want the copied text to paste.

3.  Either click or drag (a bounding box) to place an insertion point outside
    existing text blocks.

4.  Select "Paste" from the Edit menu.

5.  If necessary, use the pointer tool to reposition and resize the text block.


USING PAGEMAKER TO TYPE NEW TEXT



Creating a New Text Block and Typing Text:
──────────────────────────────────────────

1.  Use the text tool to select an insertion point outside existing text blocks.

2.  Type the new text.


EDITING TEXT



To Position an Insertion Point:
───────────────────────────────

1.  Select the text tool.

2.  Position the I-beam inside or outside existing text blocks where you want
    the insertion point to be.

3.  Click the main mouse button.


To Drag-Place an Insertion Point:
─────────────────────────────────

1.  Select the text tool.

2.  Position the I-beam  where you want the first the first character of text
    to be outside existing text blocks.

3.  Drag to mark the diagonal of a box that's the width you want for the line
    length of the text.

4.  Release the mouse button.



SELECTING A RANGE OF TEXT



To Select a Range of Text Using Shift
and a Beginning and Ending Insertion Point:
───────────────────────────────────────────

1.  Use the text tool to select the beginning insertion point (which acts as
    an anchor point for selection).

2.  Hold down Shift.

3.  Position an insertion point where you want the selection to end.


To Select Text Using Shift, a Beginning Insertion Point, and the Cursor Keys:
─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

1.  Use the text tool to select the beginning insertion point, which acts as
    an anchor point for the selection.

2.  Hold down Shift.

3.  Use the cursor keys or any of the key combinations listed below in
    "Moving the insertion point" to either extend or shorten the selection.



COPYING, CUTTING, AND PASTING TEXT



To Copy or Cut Text to the Clipboard:
─────────────────────────────────────

1.  Select the text you want to move using either the pointer tool or text tool.

2.  Select "Copy" or "Cut" from the Edit menu.


To Insert Clipboard Text into an Existing Text Block:
─────────────────────────────────────────────────────

1.  Using the text tool, position an insertion point in the text block where
    you want to paste the text.

2.  Select "Paste" from the Edit menu.


To Replace Selected Text with the Contents of the Clipboard:
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

1.  Use the text tool to select any amount of text you want to replace.

2.  Select "Paste" from the Edit menu.


To Paste the Clipboard Contents into Another PageMaker Publication:
───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

1.  Copy or cut the text you want to move to the Clipboard.

2.  Close the current publication.

3.  At PageMaker's desktop, open the publication where you want to
    paste from the Clipboard.

4.  Select "Paste" from the Edit menu.


INSERTING TEXT



To Insert Text into an Existing Text Block:
───────────────────────────────────────────

1.  Use the text tool to click an insertion point where you want to insert
    the text.

2.  Select "Place..." from the File menu.

3.  In the "Place..." dialog box, select the word-processed file you want to
    insert.

4.  Make sure any other format options you want are selected.

5.  Select "Inserting text."

6.  Select OK.



DELETING TEXT



To Delete a Range of Text:
──────────────────────────

1.  Use the text tool to select the text you want to delete.

2.  Select "Clear" from the Edit menu or, press Backspace or Delete.


To Delete Text Character by Character:
──────────────────────────────────────

1.  Use the text tool to select an insertion point after the character(s)
    you want to delete.

2.  Press the Backspace key, as necessary.


APPLYING STYLES



To Apply a Style from the ":Styles" Palette:
────────────────────────────────────────────

1.  Use the text tool to select one or more paragraphs where you want to
    apply a style.

2.  If the "Styles" palette isn't showing, select "Style palette..." from the
    Options menu.

3.  In the "Styles" palette, select the name of the style you want to apply.


To Apply a Style and Preserve an Earlier Override:
──────────────────────────────────────────────────

1.  Use the text tool to select one or more paragraphs where you want to
    apply a style.

2.  If the "Styles" palette isn't showing, select "Style palette..." from
     the Options menu.

3.  Hold down Shift, and select the name of the style you want to apply.


To Apply a Style from the "Define styles .. " Dialog Box:
─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

1.  Use the text tool to select one or more paragraphs where you want to
    apply a style.

2.  Select "Define styles..." from the Type menu.

3.  In the "Define styles..." dialog box, select the style you want to apply.

4.  Select OK.


To Remove a Style From a Style Sheet:
─────────────────────────────────────


1.  Select "Define styles..." from the Type menu.

2.  In the "Define styles..." dialog box, select the name of the style you
    want to remove.

3.  Select "Remove."

4.  Select OK.


To Rename a Style:
──────────────────


1.  If the "Styles" palette isn't showing, select "Style palette" from the
    Options menu.

2.  In the "Styles" palette, hold down Ctrl and select the style name you
    want to change to display the "Edit style..." dialog box.  You could also
    select "Define styles..." from the Type menu, select the style name,
    and then select "Edit...."

3.  In "Name," delete the current name and type the new style name.

4.  Select OK.

5.  If you started from "Define styles..., select OK in the "Define
    styles..." dialog box to return to your publication.


To Edit a Style:
────────────────


1.  In the "Styles" palette, hold down Ctrl and select the style name you want
    to edit to display the "Edit style..." dialog box.  You could also select
    "Define styles..." from the Type menu, select the style name, and then
    select "Edit...."

2.  Select the command button you want: "Type...," "Para..," "Tabs...," or
    "Color...."

3.  In any of the above dialog boxes you use, select OK to return to the
    "Edit style..." dialog box.

4.  When you've finished editing the style, select OK in the "Edit style..."
    dialog box.

5.  If you started from "Define styles...," select OK.


CHANGING PARAGRAPH SPECIFICATIONS



ALIGNING PARAGRAPHS


To Change Paragraph Alignment from the Type Menu:
─────────────────────────────────────────────────

1.  Use the text tool to select a range of text, or position an insertion
    point from which you'll be typing new text (using the changed alignment
    specifications).

2.  Select either "Align left," "Align center," "Align right" or "Justify."


To Change Paragraph Alignment Using the "Paragraph.. " Dialog Box:
──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────


1.  Use the text tool to select a range of text or, position an insertion
    point and type new text (using the changed alignment specifications).

2.  Select "Paragraph..." from the Type menu.

3.  In "Alignment," select the alignment you want the selected text to have.

4.  Select OK.


SETTING INDENTS AND TABS



To Set Right or Left Indents:
─────────────────────────────


1.  To set the indent for existing text only, use the text tool to either
    select the paragraph(s) you want or an insertion point.

2.  Select "Indents/tabs..." from the Type menu.

3.  In the "Indents/tabs..." dialog box, drag the left indent icon
    (bottom icon) or right indent icon (right icon) along the ruler
    to where you what the left or right side of your paragraph(s) to align.

4.  Select OK.


To Set a First-Line Indent:
───────────────────────────

1.  To set the indent for existing text only, use the text tool to select
    either the paragraph(s) you want or an insertion point.

2.  Select "Indents/tabs..." from the Type menu.

3.  ALDUS PAGEMAKER.


To Set a Negative (Hanging) First-Line Indent:
──────────────────────────────────────────────

1.  To set the indent for existing text only, use the text tool to select
    either the paragraph(s) you want or an insertion point.

2.  Select "Indents/tabs..." from the Type menu.

3.  In the "Indents/tabs..." dialog box, drag the left margin icon
    (bottom icon) alone the ruler to where you want all but the first
    line of your text left_aligned.

4.  Drag the first-line indent icon along the ruler to the left, where you
    want your first line of text aligned.


To Set a Tab Stop:
──────────────────


1.  Use the text tool to either select the paragraph(s) you want or an insertion
    point.

2.  Select "Indents/tabs..." from the Type menu.

3.  In the "Indents/Tabs..." dialog box, select "Left," "Right," "Center," or
    "Decimal" for the new tab's alignment.

4.  Either select "None" or click a pattern for the tab's leader. Otherwise,
    create your own leader by clicking the last leader option button, typing any
    one or two characters in the text box.

5.  Click any where along the tab ruler to set the tab's position.

6.  To set another tab with the same alignment and leader, repeat Step 5.
    To set another tab with a different alignment and leader, repeat Steps 3
    through 5.

7.  If necessary, reposition any of the indents by dragging their
    triangle-shaped icons to new positions on the ruler.

8.  Select OK.

To Move a Tab Stop:
───────────────────


1.  Use the text tool to select the paragraph(s) you want or an insertion point.

2.  Select " Indents/tabs..." from the Type menu.

3.  On the ruler in the "Indents/tabs..." dialog box, reposition the tab stop's
    arrow marker to where you want it.  You can drag it over other tab stops
    without affecting them.

4.  Select OK.


To Change a Tab Stop's Alignment or Leader:
───────────────────────────────────────────


1.  Use the text tool to either select the paragraph(s) you want or an
    insertion point.

2.  Select "Indents/tabs..." from the Type menu.

3.  On the ruler in the "Indents/tabs..." dialog box, specify the alignment
    and leader you want and select a new tab on top of the tab you are
    modifying.  You could also delete the tab by dragging the tab arrow into
    and down past the ruler; then specify the alignment and leader you want.

4.  Select OK.


To Align Text at the Next Tab Stop:
───────────────────────────────────


1.  Place an insertion point to the left of the text that you want moved
    to the next tab stop.

2.  Press Tab.


To Type Text at a Tab Stop:
───────────────────────────


1.  Press Tab.

2.  Begin typing text.


To Delete a Tab Stop:
─────────────────────


1.  Select "Indents/tabs..." from the Type menu.

2.  In the "Indents/tabs..." dialog box, drag the tab arrow into and down past
    the ruler.

3.  If necessary, reposition any indents by dragging their icons to new
    position on the tab ruler.

4.  Select OK.


To Clear All Tab Stops:
───────────────────────


1.  Use the text tool to select the paragraph(s) you want.

2.  Using the text tool, select "Indents/tab..." from the Type menu.

3.  In the "Indents/tabs..." dialog box, select "Clear."

4.  If necessary, reposition any of the indents by dragging their icons to new
    positions on the ruler.

5.  Select OK.


To Export Text from a PageMaker Publication:
────────────────────────────────────────────


1.  Use the text tool to select the text or story you want to export.

2.  Select "Export..." from the File menu.

3.  In the "Export.." dialog box, specify under "Export" whether to
    export the entire story or just the selected text.

4.  In the text box, type the file name you want for the selected text.

5.  In "File format," select the format you want for the file.

6.  As necessary, locate the disk drive and directory where you want to store
    the export file.

7.  Select OK.


To Pace a Graphic in a Publication:
───────────────────────────────────


1.  Select "Place..." from the File menu.

2.  If necessary, scroll to find the name of the graphics file you want to
    place.

3.  Double-click the name of the graphics file.

4.  Position the upper-left corner of the icon where you want the upper-left
    corner of the graphic to be.

5.  Click the left mouse button. Or, drag the mouse from the upper-left to
    the lower-right corner to draw the diagonal of a box that's the size you
    want the graphic, then release the mouse button.


To Paste a Graphic From the Clipboard:
──────────────────────────────────────


1.  From the other application or publication, cut the graphic to the Clipboard.

2.  Select "Paste..." from the Edit menu.

3.  Drag the graphic to where you want it in your publication.


DRAWING WITH PAGEMAKER TOOLS



To Draw a Straight Line:
────────────────────────


1.  Click either the diagonal-line or perpendicular-line tool.

2.  Position the center of the crossbar where you want the line to start.

3.  Drag until the center of the crossbar is where you want the line to end.


To Draw a Rectangle or Square:
──────────────────────────────


1.  Click either the square-corner or rounded-corner tool.

2.  Position the center of the crossbar where you want any corner of the
    rectangles or square to start.

3.  To draw a square, hold down Shift.

4.  Drag the crossbar diagonally until the box or rectangle is the size you
    want, then release the mouse button.


To Draw an Oval or Circle:
──────────────────────────


1.  Select the circle/oval tool.

2.  Position the center of the crossbar where you want the oval or circle
    to start.

3.  If you want to draw a circle, hold down Shift.

4.  Drag in any direction until the oval or circle is the size you want, then
    release the mouse button.


MODIFYING GRAPHICS



To Select A Graphic:
────────────────────


1.  Use the pointer tool to point to the graphic you want to select.

2.  Click the left mouse button.



SELECTING A COMBINATION OF TEXT BLOCKS AND GRAPHICS



To Draw a Selection Box:
────────────────────────

1.  If you want any previously-selected items to remain selected,
    hold down Shift.

2.  Starting on a blank area of the page, use the pointer tool to
    point to any corner of an imaginary rectangle that surrounds the text and
    graphics.

3.  Drag diagonally until the flashing selection box completely surrounds
    all items you want to select.


To Select a Group Item by Item:
───────────────────────────────

1.  Hold down Shift.

2.  Use the pointer tool to click each text block or graphic you
    want to select.


Canceling a Graphics Selection to Cancel the Selection of Individual
Items in a Group Selection:
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

1.  Hold down Shift.

2.  Use the pointer tool to click each item whose selection you want to cancel.


GENERAL TECHNIQUES FOR MODIFYING ANY GRAPHIC


To Move a Graphic:
──────────────────


1.  Use the pointer tool to select the graphic(s).

2.  Point anywhere on the selected graphic except on a handle.

3.  To move the graphic in just one direction (either horizontally
    or vertically), hold down Shift.

4.  Hold down the left mouse button.

5.  After the pointer changes to four arrows, drag the graphic(s) to the
    location you want


To Cut, Copy, and Paste a Graphic:
──────────────────────────────────


1.  Using the pointer tool, select the graphic(s) you want to cut or copy to
    the Clipboard

2.  Select "Copy" or "Cut" from the Edit menu.


To Paste One or More Copies of a Graphic:
─────────────────────────────────────────

1.  Select "Paste" from the Edit menu.

2.  Drag the graphic or group of graphics where you want it.


To Delete a Graphic:
────────────────────


1.  Use the pointer tool to select the graphic(s) you want to delete.

2.  Select "Clear" from the Edit menu or, press Backspace or Delete.


TEXT FLOW BEHAVIOR



To Flow Text Through a Graphic:
───────────────────────────────


1.  Use the pointer tool to select the graphic you want text to flow through.

2.  Select "Text wrap..." from the Options menu.

3.  In "Wrap option," select the "None" icon.

4.  Select OK.


To Cause Text to Jump Over a Graphic:
─────────────────────────────────────


1.  Use the pointer tool to select the graphic.

2.  Select "Text wrap..." from the Options menu.

3.  In "Wrap option," select the icon for a rectangular graphic boundary.

4.  To change the amount of space between the graphic and the graphic
    boundary, type values in the "Standoff in inches" text boxes.

5.  In "Text flow," select the jump over icon.


To Wrap Text Around a Graphic:
──────────────────────────────


1.  Use the pointer tool to select the graphic you want text to flow around.

2.  Select "Text wrap..." from the Options menu.

3.  In "Wrap option," select the icon for a rectangular graphic boundary.

4.  To change the amount of space between the graphic and its graphic boundary,
    type the values in the "Standoff in inches" text boxes.

5.  In "Text flow," select the "Wrap around" icon.

6.  Select OK.



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