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- DOCMAKER Examples.
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- The examples within this archive are meant to elighten you on how
- the DOCMAKER works. Some of the examples may seem stupid but then
- it was not my intention to create Shakespearean writing.
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- Following files should be in the archive :
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- README This file.
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- EXAMPLE1.SCR Example Script file.
- This first example clearly shows the advantages of
- using margins in the texts and the advantages of
- formatted (TEXT) text files to unformatted (ASCII)
- text files.
- REALISM1.TXT The Quest for visual realism.
- Plain ASCII text with margins set to 1-80.
- REALISM2.TXT The Quest for visual realism.
- Plain ASCII text with margins set to 6-72. This
- looks better than REALISM1.TXT
- REALISM3.TXT The Quest for visual realism.
- Formatted text with margins set to 6-72. The main
- advantage to REALISM2.TXT is that paragraphs are
- never split over two pages.
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- EXAMPLE2.SCR Example Script file.
- This second example shows how to use pictures and
- use the PROGRAM command. Requires EXAMPLE1.EXE
- (created by DOCMAKER when running the EXAMPLE1.SCR
- script).
- TXT&PIC.TXT Example of how to use pictures in texts.
- requires PSI-TXT.PCX.
- 200LINES.PCX A 200 lines picture.
- 350LINES.PCX A 350 lines picture. This picture is used twice in
- the EXAMPLE2 script. It's loaded as a 350 lines
- picture and as a 200 lines picture.
- You can load Large pictures as if they were 200 or
- 350 lines, you will loose a portion of the picture
- as this example dictates.
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- The two picture files 200LINES.PCX and 350LINES.PCX are both from the
- OVDOCS01 which I have permission to use. Thanks go to Official
- Version for lots of Beta testing and lots of feedback.
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- To Use the examples, copy all example files into the directory
- containing the DOCMaker.
- Start the DOCMaker and select 'Create a DOCs file from script'.
- Select either EXAMPLE1.SCR or EXAMPLE2.SCR as script file, and let
- the DOCMAKER do it's job. When the DOCMAKER has finished, exit the
- program and run the example DOCS file. Easy huh ?