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Welcome to WordPerfect Grammatik 6.0 Installation Help

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Custom Installation Options

Install, Custom

Purpose

Use Custom to modify the installation to suit your specific configuration needs.

Steps

1	Choose Custom from the Installation Type dialog box.

2	Choose Source, specify the drive and directory you are installing from, then choose OK.

3	Set the custom installation options you want in Destination and Files.

4	Choose Start Installation.

Choose from the following topics for more information:

Source

Destination

Files

See Also

Standard Install


Destination

Install, Custom, Destination

Purpose

Use the Install To dialog box to specify the drives, directories, and subdirectories where you want each group of files to be installed.  You may change the drive and directory for any group of files listed.  It is not necessary to create directories before installation.  If the directory you name for installation does not exist, it will be created for you.

The printed documentation for Grammatik assumes that you have installed the program files in the default subdirectories set up by the installation program.

Steps

1	Choose Custom from the Installation Type dialog box, then choose Destination.

2	Type the directory or subdirectory name in the Directory text boxes for each group of files you want to install.

Any changes to drives or directories for Grammatik Program Files are reflected in the other text boxes.

3	Choose OK.

Choose the topics below for information about the types of files you can install:

Grammatik Program

Macros

See Also

Custom Installation Options


Select Files

Install, Custom, Files

Purpose

The program will automatically select all files for installation.  If you want to install only certain files, use Select Files.  The Select Files dialog box also identifies the disk space required for each file group, which is useful to know if disk space is limited.  You will see Needed and Available memory listed for the drive you have chosen to install the program files to.

Steps

1	Choose Custom from the Installation Type dialog box, then choose Files.

2	If you want to install all files, make sure all the file groups are selected (marked with an X) and choose OK.

or... Choose Mark All, then choose OK.

3	If you do not want to install all the file groups, deselect the ones you do not want by clicking their check boxes to remove the X.

or... Choose Unmark All, then select the file groups you do want to install.

File groups with an X in their check boxes will be installed; file groups with no X in their check boxes will not be installed.

4	Choose OK.

Choose the topics below for information about the types of files you can install:

Macro Files

Grammatik Program Files

See Also

Custom Installation Options


Installation Type

Install

Purpose

Use Installation Type to choose the installation you want.  You can let the installation program create the necessary directories and install all the files, or you can customize your installation.  Standard Installation is recommended.

Steps

1	Choose an installation type from the Installation Type dialog box.

Choose from the following options for more information:

Standard

Custom

Update

See Also

Uninstall


Update

Install, Update

Purpose

Use Update to install a new release of Grammatik 6.x.

Steps

1	Choose Update from the Installation Type dialog box, then choose Yes.


Uninstall

Purpose

If you need more space on your hard drive or network, use Uninstall to remove Grammatik files.

Uninstall will remove directories, if they are empty, and try to remove icons in the Grammatik group.  Uninstall also will remove the file location information in the Microsoft Windows Registration Database file (REG.DAT) associated with files that have been removed.  In effect, Uninstall will undo what Install did.

Uninstall will not remove any user files.

Steps

To remove all Grammatik 6.0 for Windows files,

1	Choose Uninstall.

See Also

Why are the Uninstall options dimmed?


Setup Program Manager Group

Install, Custom, Start Installation

Install, Update

Purpose

Use Set Up Program Manager Group to create the Grammatik Group file or to choose the Windows Program Manager group the program icons will appear in.

Steps

1	Choose Custom from the Installation Type dialog box.

or... Choose Update from the Installation Type dialog box.

2	Select the Windows Program Manager Group where you want the program icons to appear, then choose OK.

See Also

Custom Installation Options


Source

Install, Custom, Source

Purpose

Use Source to specify the drive and directory where the installation disk is located.

Steps

1	Choose Custom from the Installation Type dialog box, then choose Source.

2	Specify the drive and directory where the installation disks are located.

3	Choose OK.

See Also

Custom Installation Options


Standard Install

Install, Standard

Purpose

Use Standard to install all program, Help, and macro files into the appropriate directories on your hard drive.  This is the recommended installation.

Steps

1	Choose Standard from the Installation Type dialog box.

2	Specify which drive you want to install the files to, then choose OK.

See Also

Custom Installation Options


 Hint

If you are installing Grammatik on a network, you should secure files that are critical to its operation.  Secure these directories or files by granting read-only rights (or equivalent), which lets users use files but prevents them from modifying the files.  For more information, please see README.NET.


README Files

Purpose

Use README files to view information that was not included in the printed documentation.  This option is available at the end of installation.  These files are located on the installation disks.

Steps

To view the README files immediately after installation,

1	Choose Yes in the View README dialog box.

2	Choose Grammatik.

3	After viewing the README files, choose Close.

To view the README files at a later time,

1	Choose the Read Me icon.

2	When you are finished with the README files, choose Close from the Control menu.


 Hint

You can keep Help on your screen as you go through the installation procedure.  Choose Always on Top from the Help menu above, then size the Help screen and position it where you want it.


pop-up definition (def)
pop-up definition

This is an example of a pop-up window that contains information about the colored, dot-underlined word you clicked.  Click once outside a pop-up window to close the window and continue.


 Hint

Two prompts at the bottom of the dialog box display how much disk space the program files you are installing require and how much space is available on the drive you specified.


Macro Files (def)
Macro Files

Files containing macro commands.  Predefined macro files come with Grammatik.  These macros let you set up Grammatik to run inside some word processors.


WordPerfect Program Files (def)
Grammatik Program Files

Files with .EXE and .DLL extensions that are necessary for Grammatik to operate.

You must install these files the first time you install Grammatik.


Help Files (def)
Help Files

Files with .HLP extensions containing the online Help for Grammatik.


Tutorial (def)
Tour

The Tour guides you step by step through proofreading a document.


Why are Uninstall options dimmed?

There are two possible reasons the Uninstall options are dimmed (not available now):

1	The Grammatik Uninstall will remove only those files that are installed.  For example, Grammatik 6.0 will uninstall only Grammatik 6.0.  If you tried to uninstall Grammatik 5.x files, the Uninstall options will be dimmed.

2	The information about a previous installation is stored in a file called GKWIN.REG in your Grammatik directory.  If this file is missing, Uninstall won't be able to recognize which files have been installed, so it won't uninstall.

See Also

Custom Uninstallation Options