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>*	You should now personalize your master disk; for details, 
>see "Getting Started" in the Learning Microsoft Word manual. If 
>you will be installing Word on a file server, be sure to 
>personalize Word before you copy it to the server.  [Jeff's Note: 
>Your name and company pop up every time the program starts up].

You can preserve the virgin state by clicking OK without entering anything.
Or, if you enter a single Option-Space for each, the program won't display
anything on startup but won't ask you for ID each time either. Personally,
I think they should've dropped this silliness like they did in 3.00.

>*	When you are printing multiple copies on the LaserWriter, 
>Word now prints faster by creating only one print job.

Well, uh huh, sort of. If you print multiple copies, it's fixed. If you
select several files in the finder and use it's PRINT command, you get
one print job for each original file, with other appletalk users able to
get jobs in the queue between yours.]

>*	In the Print command (for LaserWriter), Reduce/Enlarge 
>scales only the text and not the margins.  To fit more text on the 
>page, you must increase the paper size in Page Setup and set the 
>reduction percentage in Print.

Yeah, but they still don't use the standard setup dialog box, so the new
laserwriter options aren't there.

>*	In the Print dialog box for LaserWriter, the "Fractional 
>Widths" checkbox replaces the Quality options.  This checkbox lets 
>you use the LaserWriter's fractional character widths feature, 
>which produces better output for some documents.  Specifically, 
>spacing between characters and words may look better when printed 
>with "Fractional Widths" checked.

Yet another feature that has been partially and confusingly implemented. If
you ever wonder why "Font Substitution" either a) allows you to check it but
doesn't do the substitution (thereby filling up your LW memory with copies of
Chicago and Geneva, etc.) or b) simply disables checking, you have just
discovered that "Font Substitution" and "Fractional Widths" are mutually
exclusive.

Also, simply printing a file marks it as modified, a bug holdover (in my
opinion) from 3.00. However, they let you in on what they really are doing by
asking if you want to save the repagination of that file. You still have to
click "no" to saving changes of a file where all you did was print.

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-Brian Diehm     (SDA - Standard Disclaimers Apply)
Tektronix, Inc.
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