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CADET - the CAD text EdiTor
Version 3.0a
Copyright 1990 Steve Waskow
Wasco Technical Software
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INCLUDED CADET FILES
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The CADET software system is made up of the following files:
CADETIN.EXE CADET installation/configuration program.
CADET.EXE CADET attribute and text editor.
CADET.PGP CADET's command line used in ACAD.PGP.
CADET.LSP Lisp file to autoload CADET's AutoCAD interfaces.
CADET.DIC CADET's 112,000+ word spell checking dictionary.
CE30.LSP CADET-Edit interface to CADET's editor.
CC30.LSP CADET-Create table interface to CADET's editor.
CN30.LSP CADET-Notes interface to CADET's editor.
CI30.LSP CADET-Import text utility.
CADET.DOC Documentation, the CADET User's Manual.
REGISTER.NOW Documentation, CADET registration and order form.
READ.ME Documentation, this file.
WHATS.NEW Documentation, CADET's revision history.
SHR-WARE.DOC Documentation, shareware description and support.
VENDOR.DOC Documentation, shareware distribution policy.
PRINTDOC.EXE Formats and prints the CADET documentation.
NOTE: CE30.LSP, CC30.LSP, CN30.LSP, and CI30.LSP are protected
AutoLISP files. Registered CADET users also receive the source
code to CADET's AutoCAD interfaces, and Word Manager, a program
to maintain the group of user-added words in CADET's Dictionary:
CE30.SRC AutoLISP source code for CADET-Edit
CC30.SRC AutoLISP source code for CADET-Create table
CN30.SRC AutoLISP source code for CADET-Notes
CI30.SRC AutoLISP source code for CADET-Import
WORDMGR.EXE CADET's Word Manager program for CADET.DIC
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DOCUMENT PRINTING INSTRUCTIONS
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1. Insert the CADET program diskette into drive A: (or B:).
2. At the DOS prompt, type "A:" (or "B:") and press [Enter] to
make it the default drive.
3. At the DOS prompt, type "PRINTDOC" and press [Enter].
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to print the documentation.
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CADET INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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1. Review the CADET documentation before starting.
2. Insert the CADET program diskette into drive A: (or B:).
3. At the DOS prompt, type "A:" (or "B:") and press [Enter] to
make it the default drive.
4. At the DOS prompt, type "CADETIN" and press [Enter].
5. Follow the on-screen instructions to install CADET.
Steve Waskow Wasco Technical Software
Member ASP 1211 Grand Junction Drive
CompuServe 72020,2031 Katy, Texas 77450
CORRECTIONS TO MANUAL
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Page 8, RUNNING CADET.EXE IN A RAM DISK:
In addition to the stated instructions, if CADET.EXE is to be
run from a different directory than CADET.DIC you must also
move CADET.DIC to the AutoCAD support file directory specified
by the ACAD environmental variable. If you have not set up a
dedicated support directory, you must modify your AUTOEXEC.BAT
file to add a line to SET the ACAD environmental variable to
the AutoCAD system directory where CADET.DIC normally resides.
For example: SET ACAD=C:\ACAD
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CADET WORD MANAGER v1.0 (REGISTERED VERSIONS ONLY)
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WORDMGR is a simple utility program designed to help you maintain
the group of words you have added - or wish to add - to the CADET
dictionary. To install WORDMGR, copy the file WORDMGR.EXE from
your registered CADET program diskette into the drive/directory
where you have installed CADET, or onto a working diskette.
To use WORDMGR, just type WORDMGR at the DOS prompt, and press
[Enter]. WORDMGR starts by searching CADET.DIC, the CADET
dictionary, for words which have been added by the user. These
words can be deleted, copied or moved to a file. You can also
add a list of words to the dictionary from a text file.
All file transfers to and from the dictionary must use a file
with the name CADET.WRD. (When copying or moving words from the
dictionary, this file is created automatically). This file must
be in a plain ASCII text file format, and have just one word per
line. You can use any text editor which can read/write in plain
ASCII format to create or edit CADET.WRD. The words may be
uppercase, lowercase or mixed case, but may contain no non-alpha
characters or punctuations other than apostrophes. The file must
exist in the same directory as WORDMGR.EXE.
Here is a list of available WORDMGR commands:
Q - Query -- show how many user-added words are in CADET.DIC.
A - Add words to CADET.DIC, as read from file CADET.WRD.
C - Copy user-added words to CADET.WRD, leave CADET.DIC alone.
M - Move user-added words to CADET.WRD & delete from CADET.DIC.
D - Delete user-added words from CADET.DIC.
E - Exit Word Manager and return to DOS.
CADET.DIC is automatically checked for duplicates when adding new
words. A warning is displayed if you attempt to delete user-
added words before you have saved them to file by copying them.
To delete or modify just one or more selected words, use the
WORDMGR Move command to move the words out of the dictionary.
Next, exit WORDMGR and use your text editor to edit the newly
created file CADET.WRD (which contains all your user-added
words). Remove or modify the list as needed - blank lines are
acceptable, but make sure that there is only one word per line.
To finish, run WORDMGR again and use the Add command to read the
modified word list into the dictionary.
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OTHER PRODUCTS BY WASCO TECHNICAL SOFTWARE
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