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The manual for ENVLJ (version 7) is formatted for printing on any HP laser
printer. In order to get the best looking manual possible, it contains HP
specific control sequences.
To print the manual, type "PRINT ENVDOC.PRT" or "COPY ENVDOC.PRT PRN" at
the DOS prompt.
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revisons: 7.24 first public release
7.25 11/7/89
fix: when editing envelope, correct definition was saved to
data file, but the FIM column coordinate was not properly
set in memory.
7.26 11/15/89
fix: VSI_INIT recompiled WITHOUT -G2 flag. Earlier version
would not run on PC or XT machines.
7.27 12/5/89
fix: Position cursor correctly if only one address on file.
7.28 12/21/89
experimental fix for LJII compatibility
7.29 1/2/90
add optional setup string to hardware opts.
change order of writes so setup string is
last string set to ptr before address.
7.30 1/5/90
fix stupid typo in print_envelope that prevented
hardware setup string from being sent to printer
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FAST START:
If you're like me, you won't actually read the manual. You can get going
quickly by creating a directory on your hard disk and copying ENVLJ.EXE
and ENVLJ.HLP into it. Make it your current directory and type ENVLJ to
get rolling.
For example:
MD \UTILS\ENV
COPY ENVLJ.EXE \UTILS\ENV
COPY ENVLJ.HLP \UTILS\ENV
CD \UTILS\ENV
ENVLJ
Once in the program, follow the on screen instructions to add your return
address to the data file. Then, press F3 to select an envelope definition
that matches your envelope and printer. At any time, you can press ALT-H
for help. If you're using an LJIIP or LJIID, press F6 then ALT-H to read
the printer setup help screen.
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Copyright (c) 1988-1990 Steven D. Stern
All Rights Reserved