@a-head@<+B><:#280,9025>Additional Information about Ami Pro Release 3.1
<+@><:#480,9025>This readme file provides information about enhancements to the software and corrections to the printed documentation.
<+@><:#480,9025>For detailed information about the new features included in Ami Pro Release 3.1, see the
<+">Read This First<-"> booklet included in your Ami Pro package.
<+@><:#960,9025>In the <+">Read This First<-"> booklet, on page 5 under "To install on a network," The last paragraph in this section incorrectly refers to the NODE.EXE file. The file name should be INSTALL.EXE, and you should run the INSTALL.EXE program from each workstat
ion to automate the process of setting up user nodes.
<+@><:#1680,9025>In the <+">Working Together</n> Bonus Pack<-"> booklet, on page 1 under "Installing the Working Together Bonus Pack," the installation procedures are incorrect. To install the Working Together Bonus Pack, run the Install program for Ami Pro. Specify the des
ired options in the dialog boxes and, in the Install Options & Ami Pro Directory dialog box, select Customize features - Manual install. Ami Pro displays the Customize dialog box. Select Working Together Bonus Pack and any other Ami Pro features you want to
install. For information about installing Ami Pro, refer to "Installing Ami Pro" in the
<+">Read This First<-"> booklet included in your Ami Pro package.
<+@><:#480,9025>Many of the features in Ami Pro 3.1 are the same as in Ami Pro 3.0; therefore, the online Tutorial has not been updated.
@a-head@<:#280,9025>ATM
<:#720,9025>While Ami Pro continues to support Adobe Type Manager<:f180,BHelvetica,></n><:f> fonts, these fonts no longer ship with Ami Pro. Ami</`>Pro now uses TrueType<:f180,BHelvetica,></n><:f> fonts, which are shipped with Windows 3.1. The standard style sheets tha
t ship with Ami</`>Pro use TrueType fonts.
<:#720,9025>If you installed ATM<:f180,BHelvetica,></n><:f> only to support Ami Pro, you may wish to disable ATM to free some system resources. From the Program Manager, double-click the ATM icon to open the ATM Control Panel. Click the Off button to disable ATM.
@a-head@<:#280,9025>Document Sharing Application
<+@><:#1200,9025>You must have Lotus Notes to use the Document Sharing Application. Document Sharing is a special Lotus Notes database that enables you to create, store, and track documents in a central location. Document Sharing automatically puts the author/editor into th
e right application with the right format, allows many people to access the document at the same time, and keeps track of who has accessed the document and what they did.
<+@><:#1440,9025>To install the Document Sharing Application database, run the Install program for Ami Pro. Specify the desired options in the dialog boxes and, in the Install Options & Ami Pro Directory dialog box, select Customize features - Manual install. Ami Pro displa
ys the Customize dialog box. Select Document Sharing Application and any other Ami Pro features you want to install. For information about installing Ami Pro, refer to "Installing Ami Pro" in the
<+">Read This First<-"> booklet included in your Ami Pro package.
<+@><:#720,9025>Install places the database in your local Notes directory. You can copy the database to a server to make it available to your workgroup, or you can leave the database on your hard drive to manage your own files.
@1st lev para@<+@><:#720,9025><+!>Note<-!> If you do not have Lotus Notes on your computer, Install places the database in the Ami Pro directory. Once you install Lotus Notes, you must copy the database to a server or to your local Notes directory.
<+@><:#480,9025>If you receive an error message when trying to use the Document Sharing Application database, make sure Notes is in your DOS path in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
<+@>The online Help contains the documentation for the Document Sharing Application. You can access online Help to display the documentation for Document Sharing.<:p<* >>
@b-head@<+@><:#280,9025>To access Document Sharing information in Ami Pro Help
@Numbered List@<+@><:#240,9025> 2. Click the Document Sharing icon.
@1st lev para@<+@><:#480,9025>Ami Pro displays the contents for Document Sharing. You can click the desired topic to display documentation for that topic.
@a-head@<:#280,9025>Notes/FX Enhancements
<+@><:#240,9025>Following is information about the Notes/FX enhancements.
<:#2160,9025>Ami Pro 3.1 offers three implementations of Notes/FX. The first level is the user-defined bi-directional exchange of data between a Notes field and an Ami Pro bookmark within the body of the word processing document. The second level is the application-defi
ned Doc Info fields where Ami Pro passes to Notes information such as the number of pages or edits associated with a document. The third implementation is user-defined Doc Info fields where up to eight fields in Ami Pro could store information passed betwee
n Notes and Ami Pro. This information is stored at the overall document level, not within the body of the document. This final option is very necessary for applications, such as contract management, where you may want to store information, such as contract
status or region, with the document but not within the body of the document.
<:#480,9025>Ami Pro 3.1 offers some significant enhancements of FX which brings Ami Pro further in its drive to be the best word processor for Notes.
<:#240,9025>The four key FX enhancements to Ami Pro 3.1 are:
@bulleted list@<:#480,9025><:B<*1>> The eight user-defined Doc Info fields are now defined per document as opposed to eight fields globally defined in Ami Pro,
@bulleted list@<:#240,9025><:B<*1>> FX fields can now be placed within an Ami Pro document more than once,
@bulleted list@<:#480,9025><:B<*1>> Ami Pro 3.1 has been fine tuned to exploit the advantages of Notes/FX 1.1, including faster launching and more efficient document handling,
@bulleted list@<:#240,9025><:B<*1>> Three new implementations of Notes Field Exchange.
<:#480,9025>The new implementations of Notes/FX offer powerful new possibilities in developing Notes applications with Ami Pro.
@b-head@<:#280,9025>Doc-Level Variables
<:#1440,9025>Ami Pro 3.1 greatly extends the 8 field limit of the user-defined Doc Info fields by adding Doc-Level Variables. This new option allows Notes developers to create as many document level fields as necessary. These fields are then easily shared between Ami Pr
o and Notes through the powerful macro language of Ami Pro. This additional implementation offers a dramatic new degree of controlling Notes applications using Ami Pro. Now, everything from controlling the text placed in a document to the actual behavior of
the document itself can be driven from within Notes.
<:#1200,9025>This option delivers more power and greater flexibility for the Notes developer. Essentially, it allows Notes to pass information directly to an Ami Pro macro which can then, in turn, trigger a number of behaviors that can be associated with the document. T
he results of a macro can be passed back to Notes to trigger a Notes process. The developer can now set and control the word processing environment from within Lotus Notes.
This integration level is critical to develop truly robust applications tying together Notes and the word processor as the editor.
<:p<* >>
<:#240,9025><+">Technical Backgrounder<-">
<:#1440,9025>Through the Ami Pro macro language, variables can be declared for an individual document. These variables are stored with the document. You can have an unlimited number and they can be 300 characters long each. These variables can participate as Notes/FX
fields, so they can be declared programmatically from within Ami Pro, used in Notes forms and views, and can be updated bidirectionally. See the Ami Pro Help, Macro Docs information on SetDocVar, and GetDocVar to use these fields with Ami Pro macros.
@b-head@<:#280,9025>Macro field passing
<:#720,9025>A Notes field can now be defined to hold the name of an Ami Pro macro to be run upon launching the document. This offers the ability for Notes to determine what process, or macro, Ami Pro will launch dependent upon actions that occur within Notes (user inpu
t, calculated formulas, external lookups).
<:#1200,9025>Let's use the example of creating our contracts with Ami Pro with the process being managed through Notes. Each time the document is opened I may want a different macro to run depending upon the "status" of the document. If, for instance, the document is in
"edit" mode, I may want Ami Pro to automatically turn on revision marking mode. If Notes indicates the document is "completed", maybe I want a print macro to automatically run.
<:#480,9025>This is another example of how Ami Pro has been modified to offer centralized control of the Notes object.
<:#240,9025><+">Technical Backgrounder<-">
<:#480,9025>The field name in Notes that stores the Ami Pro macro name may be a defined value or a calculated field. It must be called __FXMACRO, where the first two characters are underscores.
@b-head@<:#280,9025>Five Custom Fields
<:#1200,9025>Ami Pro 3.1 added five automatic field names that may be passed through Ami Pro macros. When a Notes form contains fields with the names __FXPARAM1 through __FXPARAM5, these fields are readable and writeable by an Ami Pro macro. This allows you to more eas
ily transfer information from a form to a macro. The difference between these 5 fields and Doc-Level Variables is that they are automatically available even without declaring a doc-level variable beforehand.
<:#240,9025><+">Technical Backgrounder<-">
<:#480,9025>The field names must be __FXPARAM1 through __FXPARAM5, where the first two characters are underscores.
@a-head@<:#280,9025>Electronic Mail Integration
<:#480,9025>Ami Pro now works with any electronic mail package that is either VIM (Vendor Independent Messaging) or MAPI (Messaging Application Programming Interface) compliant.
<:#720,9025>Upon choosing File/Send Mail, you can compose a new mail message and attach a file to a mail message. You can also address your message by selecting from a list of names the people to whom you want to send the mail message.
<:#960,9025>In addition, you can reply to an Ami Pro mail message through Lotus Notes and cc:Mail and then save your response in Ami Pro. The Send Mail feature allows you to select to reply to everyone listed in the address as well as keep a copy of the original messag
e with your reply. You can also forward an Ami Pro mail message to a person you specify in the address.
<:#480,9025>For information about the Send Mail feature, refer to "Sending a mail message" and "Replying to Ami Pro mail messages" in the
<+">Read This First<-"> booklet included in your Ami Pro package.
<:#720,9025><+!>Note<-!> If you are using a MAPI compliant electronic mail package, you choose File/Send Mail, and you receive the error message "Mail server not responding," you may have had Lotus Notes or cc:Mail installed on your computer system at one time. Edit yo
ur WIN.INI file and remove the line SMI=1.
@a-head@<+@><:#280,9025>Filter Information
<+@><:#480,9025>Ami Pro now supports the following filters for importing and exporting files. Ami Pro uses the "file-to-file" conversion for these filters.
<+@><:#960,9025>When opening a document from one of the above formats, Ami Pro converts the document to an Ami</`>Pro document with the same name and a ".sam" extension. For example, if you choose File/Open and select TEST.WPD as the file to import, Ami Pro converts the fi
le to \AMIPRO\DOCS\TEST.SAM.
<+@><:#720,9025>If an Ami Pro document with this name already exists in the directory, Ami Pro displays the message "test.sam already exists. Do you want to overwrite it?" You can choose No, then specify a new file name.
<+@><:#960,9025>If the Word for Windows 6.0 or WordPerfect 6.0 document is really a Word for Windows 2.0 or WordPerfect 5.x file, Ami Pro attempts to import the document using the existing Word for Windows 2.0 or WordPerfect 5.x filters. In this case, Ami Pro converts the
document as an "Untitled" document.
@b-head@<+@><:#280,9025>Exporting
<:#960,9025>You can export a document that is "Untitled" and contains text. Ami Pro saves the document using the same name specified for the export and a ".sam" extension. For example, if you export an "Untitled" document to Word for Windows 6.0 with the name TEST.DOC,
Ami Pro saves the Ami Pro document as \AMIPRO\DOCS\TEST.SAM and converts this file to TEST.DOC.
<:#720,9025>If an Ami Pro document of the same name already exists in the directory, Ami Pro displays the message, "test.sam already exists. Do you want to overwrite it?" You can choose No, then specify a new file name.
<:#480,9025>If the document you are exporting already exists in the export format, Ami Pro displays the message, "TEST.DOC already exists. Do you want to overwrite it?" You can choose No to abort the export.
<:#480,9025>You can also export a titled document that is saved. Ami Pro converts the document and does not create another Ami Pro document for the file-to-file conversion.
<:#480,9025>If the document is titled but you edited the file since you last saved it, Ami Pro saves the document using the same name specified for the export and a ".sam" extension.
@a-head@<+@><:#280,9025>WELCOME.SMM Macro
<+@><:#720,9025>You can have Ami Pro automatically display the Welcome to Ami Pro dialog box each time you start Ami</`>Pro. In addition, you can have Ami Pro automatically run more than one macro each time you start.
@Numbered List@<+@><:#240,9025> 3. Select _AUTORUN.SMM and choose OK.
@Numbered List@<+@><:#240,9025> 4. Select the WELCOME.SMM macro and choose Install.
@1st lev para@<+@><:#240,9025>Ami Pro adds the macro to the Installed list box.
@Numbered List@<+@><:#240,9025> 5. Select any other macros you want to run each time you start Ami Pro and choose Install.
@1st lev para@<+@><:#480,9025><+!>Note<-!> You can remove macros from the Installed list box by selecting the macros and choosing Remove.
@Numbered List@<+@><:#240,9025> 6. Choose OK when you have selected all the desired macros.
@1st lev para@<+@><:#240,9025><+!>Note<-!> This change will only take effect the next time you start Ami Pro.
<+@>The next time you start Ami Pro, the Welcome to Ami Pro dialog box appears. You can select to create a new document or to work on an existing document. You can also choose Start Tutorial to run the tutorial.<:p<* >>
@b-head@<+@><:#280,9025>To create a new document
@Numbered List@<+@><:#240,9025> 1. Select Create a new document.
@Numbered List@<+@><:#240,9025> 2. Choose OK.
@1st lev para@<+@><:#480,9025>Ami Pro displays the New dialog box. For information, refer to "To create a new Ami Pro document" in Chapter 4 of the
<+">Ami Pro User's Guide.<-">
@b-head@<+@><:#280,9025>To work on an existing document
@Numbered List@<+@><:#240,9025> 1. Select Work on an existing document.
@Numbered List@<+@><:#240,9025> 2. Choose OK.
@1st lev para@<+@><:#480,9025>Ami Pro displays the Open dialog box. For information, refer to "To open an Ami Pro document" in Chapter 4 of the
<+">Ami Pro User's Guide.<-">
@a-head@<+@><:#280,9025>Automated Style Sheets
<:#960,9025>You can use the SMARTFLD.SMM macro to create an automated style sheet that prompts you for information you want to place in a document. For example, you can use the macro to create a fax style sheet that prompts you to verify the company and sender informat
ion, and then prompts you to specify the recipient information.
<:#240,9025>When you run the SMARTFLD.SMM macro, Ami Pro adds a SmartFields menu to the menu bar.
<:#480,9025>If you want to automate an existing style sheet or edit an automated style sheet, choose SmartFields/Edit Automated Style Sheet.
<:#480,9025>If you want to create an automated style sheet from an existing document, make the document the active window, choose SmartFields, and then choose the desired menu item.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025><+!>Define Default Information<-!>
@1st lev para@<:#720,9025>Specify the desired default field name in the Fields text box or select an automated field name in the User info list box. If you have never created a document using an automated style sheet, Ami Pro does not display any field names in the User info list bo
x.
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>Ami Pro stores the field names in the WINDOWS\AMIPRO2.INI file. You can edit this file and change the field names.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025><+!>Design Optional Information<-!>
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>Specify the desired optional field names in the Fields text boxes.
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>When you create a document using the automated style sheet, the optional field names contain information that is specific to that document.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025><+!>Repeat SmartFields<-!>
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>Select the fields you want to duplicate throughout the style sheet.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025><+!>Add Automated Frame<-!>
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>Insert an automated frame into the style sheet.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025><+!>Define Cursor Location<-!>
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>Define where you want to begin typing when you create a document using the automated style sheet.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025><+!>Remove All SmartFields<-!>
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>Remove all the SmartFields in the automated style sheet.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025><+!>Edit Automated Style Sheet<-!>
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>Create a new automated style sheet or edit an existing automated style sheet.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025><+!>Save Automated Style Sheet<-!>
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>Save the current document as an automated style sheet.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025><+!>Exit<-!>
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>Remove the SmartFields menu from the menu bar.
@a-head@<+@><:#280,9025>Clean Screen
<+@><:#480,9025>You can implement the Ami Pro Clean Screen feature every time you start Ami Pro. Choose Tools/User Setup, choose Load, select Clean Screen, and then choose OK.
@a-head@<+@><:#280,9025>Envelopes
<:#480,9025>You can use Print Envelope to print or merge envelopes and specify defaults for each printer you use for envelopes. You can also modify the appearance of the envelope address.
@b-head@<:#280,9025>To print an envelope
<:#480,9025>You can print an address on standard or custom size envelopes. You can also specify the size of an envelope you use frequently as the custom size.
<:#480,9025>Ami Pro automatically uses the printer selected for the current document when it prints the envelope. If you want to use a different printer, choose File/Printer Setup and select the desired printer.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025> 1. Make the document that contains the address you want to print the active window.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025> 2. Select the recipient address in the document.
@1st lev para@<:#720,9025>If you do not select an address, Ami Pro finds and selects the first recognizable address on the first page of the document. If the selected text is not the correct address, you can choose Cancel and select the correct address.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025> 4. Select inches, centimeters, picas, or points as the unit of measurement.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025> 5. Select an Envelope size by selecting the desired icon.
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>You can also select an envelope size in the More envelope sizes list box, or type the desired length and width in the text boxes.
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>You can specify any size between three and eleven inches. However, make sure the printer can accommodate the size you specify.
@Numbered List@<:#480,9025> 6. If you want to save the size specified in the text boxes as the size of the custom envelope, choose Set Custom.
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>Ami Pro uses that size each time you select the Custom icon. You can specify only one custom size.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025> 7. If you want to print a return address on the envelope, select Print return address.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>Ami Pro displays Return address options.
@Numbered List@<:#480,9025> 8. Select the desired address in the Return address names list box, or type an address in the Return address text box.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>You can type up to five lines of text as a Return address.
@Numbered List@<:#480,9025> 9. If you want to save the address you typed in the Return address text box, type a name for the address in the Return address names list box and then choose Add Address.
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>If you do not type a name and no name displays in the Return address names list box, Ami Pro uses the first line of text in the address as the name.
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>If you specify an existing name, Ami Pro displays a message. If you want to overwrite the name, choose Yes. If you do not want to overwrite the name, choose No and type a new name.
@Numbered List@<:#480,9025>10. If you want to delete an address in the Return address names list box, select the address and then choose Delete Address.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>Ami Pro prompts you to confirm the deletion.
@Numbered List@<:#720,9025>11. If you want to specify bin, feeder, orientation, envelope position, and return and recipient address position options for any printer you use to print envelopes, choose Options, specify the desired options, and choose OK.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025>12. Choose OK to print the envelope.
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>Ami Pro prints the recipient address as it displays in the document, including any text formatting and text enhancements you applied using SmartIcons, the status bar, or the Text menu.
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>If you did not select an address and Ami Pro could not find a recognizable address, Ami Pro prompts you to type the address.
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>Ami Pro displays a message indicating the envelope is printing. Choose Cancel if you want to cancel the print job.
@b-head@<:#280,9025>To use print envelope options
<:#720,9025>You can specify the bin, orientation, envelope feed position, and return and recipient address position for each printer you use to print envelopes. You can also specify whether or not an envelope feeder is installed on each printer.
<:#480,9025>Ami Pro automatically uses the printer selected for the current document when it prints the envelope. If you want to use a different printer, choose File/Printer Setup and select the desired printer.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025> 1. Make the document that contains the address you want to print the active window.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025> 2. Select the recipient address in the document.
@1st lev para@<:#720,9025>If you do not select an address, Ami Pro finds and selects the first recognizable address on the first page of the document. If the selected text is not the correct address, you can choose Cancel and select the correct address.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025> 4. Specify the desired envelope size and return address.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025> 5. Choose Options.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025> 6. Select the printer for which you want to specify options.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025> 7. Select the desired Bin.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025> 8. Select Portrait or Landscape as the desired Orientation.
@Numbered List@<:#480,9025> 9. If you selected landscape as the Orientation, select Left, Center, or Right as the desired Envelope feed position.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025>10. If the printer has an envelope feeder attachment, select Envelope feeder installed.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>Ami Pro adjusts the position of the envelope for the feeder.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025>11. If you want to adjust the position of the address on the envelope, choose Adjust.
@1st lev para@<:#720,9025>The Adjust button is dimmed if you use a decimal separator other than a period. You can change the decimal separator to a period by changing the International Number Format in the Windows Control Panel.
@Numbered List@<:#480,9025>12. Select the direction you want to move the Return Address and specify the desired amount in inches.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025><+!>Left or Right<-!>
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>Prints the return address to the left or right of the current return address position by the amount you specify.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025><+!>Up or Down<-!>
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>Prints the return address above or below the current return address position by the amount you specify.
@Numbered List@<:#480,9025>13. Select the direction you want to move the Recipient Address and specify the desired amount in inches.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025><+!>Left or Right<-!>
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>Prints the recipient address to the left or right of the current recipient address position by the amount you specify.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025><+!>Up or Down<-!>
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>Prints the recipient address above or below the current recipient address position by the amount you specify.
@Numbered List@<:#480,9025>14. Choose OK to save the adjustments for the specified printer and return to the Print Envelope Options dialog box.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025>15. Choose OK to return to the Print Envelope dialog box.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>Ami Pro saves the settings you specified for the selected printer.
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>You can now specify envelope options for additional printers, print the selected address, or return to the document.
<:#480,9025>Ami Pro uses the ~AMIENV.STY style sheet when printing envelopes. You can modify the recipient and return address paragraph styles if you want to modify how the printed address appears.
@Numbered List@ 1. Choose File/New.
@Numbered List@<:#480,9025> 2. In the Style sheet for new document list box, select Envelope -- Used for automatic envelope printing (~amienv.sty).
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025> 3. Choose OK.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>Ami Pro displays an untitled document.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>Ami Pro displays a message. Choose Yes to use the merge data file assigned to the document.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025> 4. Select inches, centimeters, picas, or points as the unit of measurement.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025> 5. Select an Envelope size by selecting the desired icon.
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>You can also select an envelope size in the More envelope sizes list box, or type the desired length and width in the text boxes.
@1st lev para@<:#480,9025>You can specify any size between three and eleven inches. However, make sure the printer can accommodate the size you specify.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025> 6. If you want to print a return address on the envelopes, select Print return address.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>Ami Pro displays Return address options.
@Numbered List@<:#480,9025> 7. Select the desired address in the Return address names list box, or type an address in the Return address text box.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>You can type up to five lines of text as a Return address.
@Numbered List@<:#480,9025> 8. If you want to specify bin, feeder, orientation, and envelope position options for any printer you use to print envelopes, choose Options, specify the desired options, and choose OK.
@Numbered List@<:#240,9025> 9. Choose OK.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>Ami Pro displays the Merge dialog box.
@1st lev para@<:#240,9025>Ami Pro prints the envelopes using the addresses contained in the merge data file.
@a-head@<+@><:#280,9025>Fonts - Understanding the AMIFONT.INI file
<+@><:#720,9025>The AMIFONT.INI file is located in the WINDOWS directory and contains lists of fonts that Ami Pro can use to display text on the screen. The file is divided into sections, with each section representing a group of screen fonts.
<+@><:#960,9025>The AMIFONT.INI file automatically lists six sections. Five sections correspond to the font families provided with Windows: Roman, Swiss, Modern, Script, and Decorative. The sixth section represents a group for fonts not listed in any other group. In most c
ases, these six groups will provide Ami Pro with correct screen fonts for any printer fonts you use in a document.
<+@><:#480,9025>Ami Pro uses the information in the AMIFONT.INI file only when you select a font that is available as a printer font but is not available as a screen font. This can occur when:
@bulleted list@<+@><:#240,9025><:f,2Symbol,></w><:f> There is no screen font with the exact same typeface name as the printer font.
@bulleted list@<+@><:#240,9025><:f,2Symbol,></w><:f> A matching screen font cannot be scaled to the point size you specified.
<+@><:#480,9025>If either situation exists, Ami Pro checks the AMIFONT.INI file to see if the printer font is listed in any group.
@bulleted list@<+@><:#480,9025><:f,2Symbol,></w><:f> If the printer font is listed in a group, Ami Pro chooses a screen font that is within the same group and currently available.
@bulleted list@<+@><:#480,9025><:f,2Symbol,></w><:f> If the printer font is not listed in any group, Ami Pro chooses a screen font that is within the matching Windows font family group.
<+@><:#960,9025>For example, your printer supports a Palatino font, but you do not have a matching Palatino screen font. Ami Pro chooses one of the fonts listed in the Roman group, such as Tms Rmn, as the screen font for Palatino. Ami Pro cannot choose Caslon Open Face for
Palatino because that font is not listed in the Roman group.
<:#960,9025>If you are using unusual printer fonts, you may need to add a group to the AMIFONT.INI file so Ami Pro will choose a compatible screen font. For example, your printer supports a downloadable Bodoni font, but you do not have a matching Bodoni screen font. Yo
u want to make sure Ami Pro chooses Goudy as the screen for Bodoni. In the AMIFONT.INI file, type the following lines:
@1st lev para@<+@><:#240,9025><[>Group#] - where # equals the next consecutive number after the last existing group number.
@1st lev para@<+@><:#240,9025>Font1=Bodoni
@1st lev para@<+@><:#240,9025>Font2=Goudy
<+@><:#240,9025>Ami Pro chooses the Goudy screen font when you select Bodoni as the desired font for your text.
<+@><:#240,9025>Follow these guidelines if you need to modify the AMIFONT.INI file:
@bulleted list@<+@><:#720,9025><:f,2Symbol,></w><:f> If you want to force Ami Pro to choose one of several screen fonts when you use a particular printer font, create a new group and list both the printer font and the desired screen fonts in that group. The order of the fonts does not ma
tter.
@bulleted list@<+@><:#480,9025><:f,2Symbol,></w><:f> If you want to force Ami Pro to choose only one screen font when you use a particular printer font, create a group that contains only one printer font and one screen font.
@bulleted list@<+@><:f,2Symbol,></w><:f> Type the font names exactly as they appear in the Ami Pro Font list box, including spaces, but excluding capitalization.<:p<* >>
@bulleted list@<+@><:#240,9025><:f,2Symbol,></w><:f> Do not specify the same font name in more than one group.
@bulleted list@<+@><:#240,9025><:f,2Symbol,></w><:f> Do not skip any numbers between groups or between fonts within a group.
@bulleted list@<+@><:#240,9025><:f,2Symbol,></w><:f> Do not add unusual font names to the Windows font family groups.
@a-head@<+@><:#280,9025>Import and Export
<:#480,9025>You can import and export a <+!>WordPerfect 6.0<-!> file in Ami Pro. For information, refer to the Filter Information section in this document.
<:#480,9025>You can import and export a <+!>Word for Windows 6.0<-!> file in Ami Pro. For information, refer to the Filter Information section in this document.
<:#480,9025>You can import and export a <+!>Q&A Write 1.x, 3.0,<-!> <+!>or<-!>
<+!>4.0<-!> file in Ami Pro. For information, refer to the Filter Information section in this document.
<:#480,9025>You can import and export a <+!>Xywrite III, III plus, IV,<-!> <+!>or<-!><+!>
<-!><+!>Windows<-!> file in Ami Pro. For information, refer to the Filter Information section in this document.
<:#480,9025>You can import an <+!>Excel 5<-!> file and a <+!>Lotus 1-2-3 version 5<-!> file into Ami Pro. You can also import and export an
<+!><+.>Enable <-.>4.x<-!> file.
<:#480,9025>When you export a<+!> DCA/RFT<-!> file, Ami Pro exports table data as text. Column data is separated by tabs, and rows are separated by returns.
<:#240,9025>When you import and export a <+!>DCA/RFT<-!> file, Ami Pro imports and exports footnote options.
<:#720,9025>When you import a <+!>DCA/RFT<-!> file, if the first page in the file contains a top margin that is larger than the top margin on subsequent pages, Ami Pro inserts a blank line equal to the size of the additional margin space at the beginning of page one.
<:#720,9025>When you import a <+!>DCA/RFT<-!> file, Ami Pro creates frames in the locations where graphics exist in the original file. You can replace the message that appears in each frame with the desired picture by double-clicking the frame, pressing DEL, and import
ing the file that contains the picture.
<+@><:#240,9025>When you import a <+!>MultiMate<-!> file, Ami Pro imports bounded columns as tables.
<+@><:#480,9025>When you export an <+!>Office Writer<-!> file, Ami Pro exports table data as text. Column data is separated by tabs, and rows are separated by returns.
<+@><:#240,9025>When you import an <+!>OfficeWriter<-!> file, Ami Pro imports initial caps.
<+@><:#240,9025>When you import a <+!>Professional Write<-!> file, Ami Pro converts leading spaces to text indentions.
<:#480,9025>When you import and export a <+!>Rich Text Format<-!> file, Ami Pro imports and exports bullets specified in paragraph styles.
<:#960,9025>When using the ImportExport macro call with <+!>Rich Text Format<-!> as the FilterName, there is an additional option for the StyleBox parameter. You can specify "Number" or "n" as the StyleBox parameter when you want to change all bullets to asterisks and
leave numbers from numbered lists intact.
<:#240,9025>When you import a <+!>Symphony <-!>file, Ami Pro imports indentions but does not import right alignment.
<+@><:#480,9025>Ami Pro imports and exports <+!>Wang (IWP)<-!> files. For information, choose Help/Contents, choose How Do I?, and then choose Import and Export Files.
<+@><:#240,9025>When you export a <+!>Word for Windows<-!> file, Ami Pro exports graphics.
<+@><:#1200,9025>When you import a <+!>WordPerfect 5.0 or 5.1<-!> file, the Import Options dialog box contains a Save style option as default check box. If you select this option, Ami Pro saves the styles option you selected as the default and no longer displays the dialog
box. To display the Import Options dialog box, you must modify a line in the WINDOWS\AMIWP.INI file. Change the line ShowOptions=no to ShowOptions=yes.
<+@><:#720,9025>When you import a <+!>WordPerfect 5.0 or 5.1<-!> file, Ami Pro applies bold or italic attributes if the imported font contains bold or italic in the font name. For example, if an imported WordPerfect font is Courier 12 Bold Italic, Ami Pro applies the bold
and italic attributes to the imported text.
<+@><:#480,9025>When you export a <+!>WordPerfect 5.0 or 5.1<-!> file, Ami Pro exports font information, including the typeface and size.
@a-head@<+@><:#280,9025>OLE and Ami Pro
<+@><:#480,9025>If you want to use OLE with any application, the correct path to the application must be specified in a PATH statement in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
@a-head@<+@><:#280,9025>Pre-Defined Power Fields
<+@><:#480,9025>MergeField is a pre-defined power field that appears in alphabetical order in the Insert Power Fields dialog box.
<+@><:t1>
@a-head@<+@><:#280,9025>Print Current Page
<+@><:#480,9025>You can print the current page of the current document. Choose File/Print, select Current Page, and choose OK.
@a-head@<+@><:#280,9025>Printing on LaserJet printers
<:#480,9025>If you are using a Hewlett-Packard LaserJet or compatible printer, you can adjust a setting in the <[>AmiPro] section of the WINDOWS\AMIPRO.INI file to correct the following problems:
<:#240,9025>Lines in a document print even when you position opaque frames with square corners over them.
<:#240,9025>White text on a black background does not print.
<:#720,9025>In the AMIPRO.INI file, change the line HPLJClipping=0 to HPLJClipping=1. You can also run the HPCLIP.SMM macro that is located in the AMIPRO\MACROS directory to change the status of the HPLJClipping.
<:#240,9025>Ami Pro prints the lines and text correctly, but all printing is slower.
@a-head@<+@><:#280,9025>QuickStart Tutorial
<+@><:#720,9025>If you encounter problems running the Ami Pro QuickStart Tutorial on certain Super VGA monitors, you can temporarily change the Display option in Windows Setup to VGA, run the tutorial, and then change the Display options back to Super VGA.
@a-head@<+@><:#280,9025>Special Start Options
<+@><:#1200,9025>You can start Ami Pro and open a document by specifying the name of the file you want to open. You can also use this procedure to open documents in the following formats: dBase, DCA/RFT, DIF, DisplayWrite, Excel, Lotus 1-2-3, Manuscript, Microsoft Word, Ric
h Text Format, Samna Word, SmartWare, SuperCalc, Windows Write, Word for Windows, WordPerfect 5.x, and WordStar 2000. If you want to open a file that has no extension, type a period after the file name.
<+@><:#240,9025>For example, type AMIPRO MERCLET1.SAM
<+@><:#240,9025>You can start Ami Pro without the Ami Pro for Windows logo using the /l parameter.
<+@><:#240,9025>For example, type AMIPRO /l
<+@><:#240,9025>You can start Ami Pro and run a macro using the /r parameter.
<+@><:#240,9025>For example, type AMIPRO /r ACODES.SMM
<+@><:#240,9025>You can start Ami Pro and print a document using the /p parameter.
<+@><:#240,9025>For example, type AMIPRO /p MERCLET1.SAM
@a-head@<+@><:#280,9025>Style Sheets
<+@><:#720,9025>The Install program installs style sheets into the AMIPRO\STYLES directory. Many style sheets provided with Ami Pro contain a Number List paragraph style. The Bullets & Numbers option in this paragraph style is now set to Right Align.
@a-head@<+@><:#280,9025>Corrections to the Documentation
@b-head@<:#280,9025><+!>Quick Reference Card
<:#240,9025>The following SmartIcon descriptions have changed:
<:#240,9025>Open a file is now Open an existing file.
<:#240,9025>Save a file is now Save the current file.
<:#240,9025>Undo previous action is now Undo last command or action.
<:#240,9025>Cut selected text/items to Clipboard is now Cut to the Clipboard.
<:#240,9025>Copy selected text/items to Clipboard is now Copy to the Clipboard.
<:#240,9025>Tile all open documents is now Tile Windows.
<:#240,9025>Cascade all open documents is now Cascade Windows.
<:#240,9025>Drawing is now Create Drawing.
<:#240,9025>Print document is now Print.
<:#240,9025>The following SmartIcons are not shown:
<:t0>
@b-head@<:#280,9025><+!>Ami Pro User'<-!><+!>s Guide<-!>
<:#720,9025><+!>On pages 1-4<-!>, the documentation for "Checking your package," "System requirements," and "Installing Ami Pro" is incorrect. For information about these sections, refer to the
<+">Read This First<-"> booklet included in your Ami Pro package.
<:#720,9025><+!>On page 11<-!>, the documentation for "Using Help" does not include how to display icon descriptions using bubble help. For information, refer to "To use bubble help" under "Displaying icon descriptions" in the
<+">Read This First<-"> booklet included in your Ami Pro package.
<:#720,9025><+!>On page 15<-!>, the documentation for "Using SmartIcons" does not include how to enable and disable bubble help for SmartIcons. For information, refer to "To show and hide icon descriptions" under "Displaying icon descriptions" in the
<+">Read This First<-"> booklet included in your Ami Pro package.
<:#480,9025><+!>On page 19<-!>,<+!> <-!>under "Specifying the order of SmartIcons," the Help under step 3 should be deleted. You can modify the default set of SmartIcons.
<:#480,9025><+!>On page 19<-!>,<+!> <-!>under "Modifying a set of SmartIcons," the Help should be deleted. You can modify the default set of SmartIcons.
<:#480,9025><+!>On page 19<-!>,<+!> <-!>under "To add, move, or remove an icon" after step 1, the documentation fails to mention that you must select the set of SmartIcons you want to modify.
<:#240,9025><+!>On page 22<-!>, under "Deleting a set of SmartIcons," you can delete the default set of SmartIcons.
<+!>On page 40<-!>, under "Run macro," the documentation fails to mention the Collect dialog box. The first time you create a document and select Run macro, Ami Pro prompts you for personal information that is required in many different types of documents.
Ami Pro saves the information you specify and automatically displays it in the Default Information dialog box each time you create a document and select Run macro. You can modify personal information by playing the
<+.>COLLECT<-.>.SMM macro.<:p<* >>
<:#960,9025><+!>On page 68<-!>, under "Using Fast Format for selected text," the Tip immediately before step 1 should be deleted. You cannot remove text formatting by selecting normal text and using Fast Format. If you did not apply a font using either SmartIcons, the
status bar, or the Text menu, Ami Pro extracts the font information contained in the paragraph style.
<:#480,9025><+!>On page 69<-!>, in the note under step 3, you cannot extract normal formatting and apply it to bold and italicized text to make the text appear normal. You cannot apply normal text using Fast Format.
<:#720,9025><+!>On page 117<-!>, the note under "Modifying tabs in the current ruler" should indicate "You can cut, copy, and paste a paragraph that includes inserted rulers. The ruler remains at the current location and is pasted with the text at the new location."
<:#480,9025><+!>On page 182<-!>, under "Editing the dictionary," the note should indicate that the LTSUSER1.DIC file is stored in the
<+.>AMIPRO <-.>directory.
<:#480,9025><+!>On page 184<-!>, under "Using Language Options," the second paragraph should indicate "Ami Pro accesses the language dictionary when you use hyphenation, Spell Check, and Thesaurus."
<:#480,9025><+!>On page 200<-!>, the "Printing an envelope" section has been updated. Refer to the Envelopes section in this document.
<:#960,9025><+!>On page 209<-!>, under "To create a floating header or footer," step 1 should indicate "In Layout mode, place the insertion point in the main document text to which you want to tie the floating header or footer, or on the first line of the page that sho
uld contain the header or footer." You cannot insert a floating header or footer when your cursor is in a table, frame, or header/footer.
<:#480,9025><+!>On page 257<-!>, under "To import a picture into a table cell," the documentation fails to mention that Ami Pro makes the table cell transparent or opaque depending on the default frame layout setting.
<:#480,9025><+!>On page 258<-!>, under "To create an equation in a table cell," the documentation fails to mention that Ami Pro makes the table cell transparent or opaque depending on the default frame layout setting.
<:#480,9025><+!>On page 262<-!>, under "Editing a table," the documentation fails to mention that you can use Drag & Drop to move or copy the contents of a single cell only if the cell contains a formula or picture.
<:#480,9025><+!>On page 334<-!>, the sidenote by Footnote mark should indicate "Footer, Footnote Text, Frame, Header, and Ruler are only available in Layout mode."
<:#480,9025><+!>On page 357<-!>, the documentation fails to mention that you can import and export Office Writer, Professional Write, MultiMate version 4.0, and Wang (IWP) files.
<:#480,9025><+!>On pages 358<-!>,<+!> 362<-!>,<+!> 363<-!>,<+!> 366<-!>,<+!> and 367<-!>, the Helps should indicate "Choose Help/Contents, choose How Do I?, and then choose Import and Export Files."
<:#480,9025><+!>On pages 369<-!>,<+!> 371<-!>,<+!> and 373<-!>, the * in the import and export key should indicate "Choose Help/Contents, choose How Do I? and then choose Import and Export Files."
<:#480,9025><+!>On pages 369<-!>,<+!> 371<-!>,<+!> and 373<-!>, the M in the import and export key should indicate "Leading spaces are converted to text indentions."
<:#240,9025><+!>On page 372<-!>, the Word for Windows export filter does not support Apply Styles.
<:#480,9025><+!>On page 372<-!>, the documentation should indicate "F" under Fonts in the WordPerfect 5.0 and 5.1 filter.
<:#240,9025><+!>On pages 372<-!> <+!>and 373<-!>, "WordPerfect 5.0" should indicate "WordPerfect 5.0 and 5.1" as the filter.
<:#720,9025><+!>On page 373<-!>, only the WordPerfect 5.1 export filter creates a table. When you export a WordPerfect 5.0 file, Ami Pro exports table data as text. Column data is separated by tabs, and rows are separated by returns.
<:#240,9025><+!>On page 373<-!>, the WordPerfect 5.0 export filter does not support Keep Style names.
<:#480,9025><+!>On page 400<-!>,<+!> <-!>the sidenote by step 4 should indicate "Do not assign the same TOC level to multiple paragraph styles."
<:#720,9025><+!>On page 429<-!>, the documentation for "Using Mail" does not include how to send mail through Lotus Notes and cc:Mail using the Send Mail Memo. For information, refer to "Sending a mail message" in the
<+">Read This First<-"> booklet included in your Ami Pro package.
<:#720,9025><+!>On page 450<-!>, the note under step 7 fails to mention that you must select the entire field name, including the angle brackets surrounding it, and either press DEL or use cut, copy, and paste or Drag & Drop to copy or move the field name to the desire
d location.
<:#240,9025><+!>On page 469<-!>, the documentation fails to mention that you can use Excel version 4.0 files.
<:#960,9025><+!>On page 471<-!>, under the Create Description File screen capture, the documentation fails to mention that if you are using a fixed length ASCII file you must type the field name, a comma, and the number of characters in the field before you press ENTER
or choose Add. You can obtain the field lengths from the application used to create the ASCII data file.
<:#240,9025><+!>On page 490<-!>,<+!> <-!>the Help under step 3 refers to the position of the superscript.
<:#240,9025><+!>On page 491<-!>, the Help under step 3 refers to the position of the subscript.
<:#720,9025><+!>On page 502<-!>, the keyboard shortcut under Thin Space should indicate SHIFT+SPACEBAR, the keyboard shortcut under Thick Space should indicate CTRL+SHIFT+SPACEBAR, and the keyboard shortcut under Em Space should indicate CTRL+SPACEBAR.
<:#480,9025><+!>On page 529<-!>, under "Understanding power fields," the documentation fails to mention that "Each power field contains instructions for completing a desired action."
<:#480,9025><+!>On page 532<-!>, under "To save a power field you create," the documentation fails to mention that you can create up to 254 power fields.
<:#480,9025><+!>On page 534<-!>, the Help under Bookmark refers you to "Using Bookmarks" in Chapter 19, it should be Chapter 20.
<:#720,9025><+!>On page 538<-!>, under "Seq," the documentation fails to mention that "Because Ami Pro independently tracks the SequenceName for each text stream, you can use the same SequenceName in multiple text streams."
<:#1440,9025><+!>On page 569<-!>, under "To install the WordPerfect SwitchKit" in Appendix D, the installation procedures are incorrect. To install the WordPerfect SwitchKit, run the Install program for Ami Pro. Specify the desired options in the dialog boxes and, in th
e Install Options & Ami Pro Directory dialog box, select Customize features - Manual install. Ami Pro displays the Customize dialog box. Select WordPerfect SwitchKit and any other Ami Pro features you want to install. For information about installing Ami Pr
o, refer to "Installing Ami Pro" in the <+">Read This First<-"> booklet included in your Ami Pro package.
@a-head@<:#280,9025>Additional Information
<:#720,9025>Zenographics SuperPrint version 2.2 and prior versions may not support AmiPrint. Choose Tools/User Setup, choose Options, deselect Print in background, and then choose OK to disable AmiPrint.
<+@><:#240,9025>Word For Word is a trademark of Mastersoft, Inc.
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