The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Word Assistant for Windows, version 1.0
SUMMARY
This article describes how to install a copy of Word Assistant into a
directory on your network server. The information here supplements
information in the WAREADME.TXT file supplied with Microsoft Word
Assistant.
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To install Word Assistant to the network, follow these steps:
- Perform a standard workstation installation of Word Assistant either
from floppy disk or, after creating a network setup, as outlined in
the WAREADME.TXT file. The files are installed to the user's
workstation or to the user's directory on the server.
- Copy the contents of C:\WINWORD\CLIPART (where C:\WINWORD\CLIPART
represents the user's the local directory) to
F:\WINAPPS\WINWORD\CLIPART (where F:\WINAPPS\WINWORD is the server
location for the shared files).
- Copy the contents of C:\WINWORD\STARTUP to F:\WINAPPS\WINWORD\STARTUP.
- Copy the contents of C:\WINWORD\TEMPLATE to a directory called
F:\WINAPPS\WINWORD\TEMPLATE.
- On the server, create the directory, F:\WINAPPS\WINWORD\SPCLPPR.
- Copy the contents of C:\WINWORD\SPPCLPPR to the
F:\WINAPPS\WINWORD\SPPCLPPR directory.
- Using a text editor such as Notepad, edit the WINWORD6.INI file to point
to the proper directories. This file is located in the user's Windows
directory (for example, C:\WINDOWS). For example, the WINDWORD6.INI file
might display the following text:
[Microsoft Word]
USER-DOT-PATH=C:\WINWORD\TEMPLATE
WORKGROUP-DOT-PATH=F:\WINAPPS\WINWORD\TEMPLATE
PICTURE-PATH=F:\WINAPPS\WINWORD\CLIPART
- Using the text editor, modify the SPCLPPR.INI file to reflect the proper
path. This file is also located in the user's WINDOWS directory. This
file might look like this:
[Special Paper]
Papers Location=F:\WINAPPS\WINWORD\SPCLPPR
- Edit the FONTSEL.INI file to add button=1 to the [Misc] section.
[Misc]
button=1
For additional information on modifying the FONTSEL.INI file, please see
the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
ARTICLE-ID: Q106657
TITLE : Customizing the Font Selector in Word Assistant
Future installations of Word Assistant create a C:\WINWORD directory
structure. Delete the C:\WINWORD directory (where C:\WINWORD is the local
directory). Then repeat steps 7 through 9.
If the user-specific files are local, do not delete the C:\WINWORD
directory. You can delete the C:\WINWORD\SPCLPPR directory and the
C:\WINWORD\CLIPART directory; delete all templates beginning with WA_ or
WAF_ in the C:\WINWORD\TEMPLATE directory, and delete the .WLL files in the
C:\WINWORD\STARTUP directory.
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