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RE: Switch to specified font and size (Q) (penderga@hac2arpa.hac.com (Stephen L
 Pendergast))
RE: Postscript Border ("Glockzin Donald"
 <Glockzin_Donald@macmail1.fwrdc.rtsg.mot.com>)
Re: WORD-MAC digest 256 (david@roth-music.com (David A. Roth))
Landscape and Portriat in one single document? (louislam@iastate.edu)
Re: DOS to Mac problem (kaikow@standards.com)

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Date: Fri, 4 Feb 1994 10:09:47 -0800
From: penderga@hac2arpa.hac.com (Stephen L Pendergast)
To: eickhoff@dornier.de
Cc: word-mac@alsvid.scu.edu.au
Subject: RE: Switch to specified font and size (Q)
Message-ID: <9402041805.AA18645@hac2arpa.hac.com>

Perhaps I don't understand your problem, but it sounds like you want to
redefine the normal style for the document you're converting. command-t
selects the define style dialog. Click on normal, and then set the desired
font and size. Then all you have to do is make text normal style
(command-shift-blank) if it has a modified font attached to it. You can set
up a document with the desired style and then copy styles from that
document into a new one by doing define style (command-t) followed by
opening the standard style document (command-o). [I have assumed you have
standard command key definitions].

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Stephen L Pendergast, Senior Scientist/Engineer,
Hughes Aircraft Company, PO Box 3310 Bldg 604/MS B152, Fullerton, CA 92634
Tel: (714)732-2579 Fax: (714)732-0242 - Personal/No Company Responsibility
Inet: 0000440@msgate.emis.hac.com or penderga@hac2arpa.hac.com
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Date: 4 Feb 1994 11:16:51 -0600
From: "Glockzin Donald" <Glockzin_Donald@macmail1.fwrdc.rtsg.mot.com>
To: word-mac@alsvid.scu.edu.au
Subject: RE: Postscript Border
Message-ID: <9402041817.AA29740@fwans02.fwrdc.rtsg.mot.com>

> To: Multiple recipients of list
> From: word-mac@alsvid.une.edu.au on Thu, Feb 3, 1994 10:20 PM
> Subject: WORD-MAC digest 255
>
> From: slloyd@st6000.sct.edu (Sandy Lloyd)
> To: word-mac@alsvid.une.edu.au
> Subject: Re: WORD-MAC digest 252
> Message-ID: <9402022300.AA57670@st6000.sct.edu>
>
> If I am understanding your question, you couldn't mean something so simple
> as clicking the box in the "Page Setup" box that says "Print Postscript
> Over Text"????
>
> [deleted stuff about printing using poscript in a border.]

This is not part of the problem/solution. Print postscript OVER text changes
the way that the printer handles the job. The default is to print postscript
UNDER text. From the manual "Without this option, the Postscript graphics are
laid down first, and the text and other items are printed on top, covering up
the Postscript." Thanks for suggestion. I looked at this command, too.

FYI: I have fixed my border/postscript problem by using Exact for the top
margin and using the Frame command to position everything. Note that you can
put two frames on top of each other if you want.

THANKS -- DG
Donald Glockzin
Lead Engineer
Motorola - CIG
glockzin_donald@macmail1.ftw.mot.com


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Date: Fri, 4 Feb 94 13:23:56 EST
From: david@roth-music.com (David A. Roth)
To: word-mac@alsvid.scu.edu.au
Subject: Re: WORD-MAC digest 256
Message-ID: <0105009A.nfv7bm@david.roth-music.com>


Please change my e-mail address for the mailing list from
david@roth-music.com to word-mac-l@roth-music.com.

Thanks!

David
david@roth-music.com

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Date: Fri, 4 Feb 94 13:01:40 -0600
From: louislam@iastate.edu
To: word-mac@alsvid.scu.edu.au
Subject: Landscape and Portriat in one single document?
Message-ID: <9402041901.AA13981@iastate.edu>


Is it possible to mix both landscape and portriat pages in one
singe Word document?

I have a 20+ page report and contains some wide tables. I don't
want to split it into two files since this report form is going to
be distributed to many others.

Please help.

Louis

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Date: Fri, 4 Feb 1994 18:08:16 GMT
From: kaikow@standards.com
To: WORD-MAC@alsvid.scu.edu.au
Subject: Re: DOS to Mac problem
Message-ID: <CKpp1t.88w@mv.mv.com>

Word 6 on Windows does not have the same file formats as the previous
version, e.g., paragraph marks are represented differently.

In article <2ilnl8$a87@c3po.jvnc.net>, Mike James <mpjames@rohmhaas.com> wrote:
>In article <2f0uva$sl@panix.com>, knox@panix.com (D Knox) says:
>>
>>Can anybody tell me what to use to translate a heavily footnoted document
>>from Word in the DOS or Windows world to Word for the Mac? It seems the limit
>>before everything screws up is sixteen footnotes, making for one *very*
>>frustrated writer...
>>
>>Diane Knox
>>knox@panix.com
>>knox@mailhost.tcs.tulane.edu
>>
>Hi, I suggest that you don't try to translate the article at all.
>I've found that WinWord 2.0c will readily open up MacWord 5.1
>documents without any translation.  It screws up worse when
>I save the MacWord document in WinWord format.
>
>The same holds true for WinWord to MacWord translation.  MacWord 5.1
>opens up WinWord 2.0 documents without any translation.
>
>The new Word 6 versions are supposed to have *exactly* the same file
>format, so that translation will be completely unnecessary...
>
>Mike
>mpjames@rohmhaas.com
>(no one shares my views... :)



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