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- README.SHP 10/01/93
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- This README file lists the changes and enhancements to the
- WordPerfect Shared Applications for Windows. This information
- has not yet been documented in the Reference manual.
-
- CONVERSION PREFERENCES
- ======================
- The settings in the Conversion Preferences dialog boxes apply to
- all formats with the exception of Ami Pro, ASCII, and Navy DIF.
- Both the items on the Options pop-up list in the Import
- Preferences dialog box and the Reference manual indicate that
- these settings affect WP 4.2, DCA, and DisplayWrite documents
- only.
-
- QUICKFINDER EXTENDED CHARACTERS
- ===============================
- QuickFinder supports extended characters in the Multinational
- character set only. Characters 23-233 are supported.
-
- QUICKFINDER FILE INDEXER
- ========================
- To improve index generation performance on a large index, run
- Windows in 386 Enhanced Mode with a swap file.
-
- You may receive out of memory errors when attempting to generate
- an index on a computer using EMM386.EXE to allocate expanded
- memory. In order to generate correctly, remove the line from
- your CONFIG.SYS file that loads EMM386.EXE, or use it with the
- NOEMS switch, which disables the use of expanded memory. See
- your DOS manual for information about editing your CONFIG.SYS
- file and configuring EMM386.EXE.
-
- QUICKFINDER START-UP SWITCHES
- =============================
- /ra
- Rebuilds all indexes listed in the QuickFinder Index Names list
- box.
-
- /r-[long index name]
- Rebuilds the index specified. For example, "/r-1992 Newsletters"
- would rebuild the index named 1992 Newsletters. You can specify
- multiple indexes by separating each index name with a comma (for
- example, /r-1992 Newsletters, 1992 Agendas).
-
- /ia
- Updates all indexes with new or modified files.
-
- /i-[long index name]
- Updates the index specified with new or modified files. For
- example, (/i- 1992 Newsletters) would update the index 1992
- Newsletters with any modified files contained in that index. You
- can specify multiple indexes by separating each index name with a
- comma (for example, /i-1992 Newsletters, 1992 Agendas).
-
- NOTE: Long index names are case sensitive when used in a
- start-up switch on the command line.