                                     C                      DECwrite______________________________________ ;                      Installation Guide for OpenVMS Systems   .                      Order Number: AA-PHGZB-TE    !                      January 1994   A                      This guide describes how to install DECwrite 6                      Version 3.0 on an OpenVMS system.            E                      Revision/Update Information: This revised manual @                                                   supersedes theG                                                   DECwrite Installation ?                                                   Guide for VMS B                                                   Systems, Version6                                                   2.0.  F                      Software Version:            DECwrite Version 3.0            2                      Digital Equipment Corporation+                      Maynard, Massachusetts                  H               __________________________________________________________               January 1994  D               Digital Equipment Corporation makes no representationsE               that the use of its products in the manner described in F               this publication will not infringe on existing or futureF               patent rights, nor do the descriptions contained in thisF               publication imply the granting of licenses to make, use,B               or sell equipment or software in accordance with the               description.  C               Possession, use, or copying of the software described B               in this publication is authorized only pursuant to aA               valid written license from Digital or an authorized                sublicensor.  D                Digital Equipment Corporation 1989, 1994. 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Reproduction orE               disassembly of embodied computer programs or algorithms                prohibited. B               WordPerfect is a registered trademark of WordPerfect               Corporation.  3               This document is available on CD-ROM.                                E      ________________________________________________________________   E                                                              Contents     E      Preface..................................................    vii     9      1  Preparing for DECwrite Installation on an OpenVMS          System  E            1.1   DECwrite Distribution Kit....................    1-2 E            1.2   Prerequisite Software........................    1-2 E            1.3   Prerequisite Hardware........................    1-3 E            1.4   Privileged Account...........................    1-4 E            1.5   License Registration.........................    1-4 E            1.6   Startup Procedures...........................    1-5 E            1.7   VMScluster Considerations....................    1-5 E            1.8   System Quotas................................    1-6 E            1.8.1     Disk Space Requirements..................    1-6 E            1.8.2     System Parameter Values..................    1-8 E            1.8.2.1     Checking Parameter Values..............    1-9 ;            1.8.2.2     Calculating GBLPAGES and GBLSECTIONS E                        Parameter Values.......................    1-9 5            1.8.2.3     Changing Parameter Values with E                        AUTOGEN................................    1-9 E            1.9   Style File Backup............................   1-10 E            1.10  System Disk Backup...........................   1-10         2  Installing DECwrite   E            2.1   VMSINSTAL Requirements.......................    2-2 E            2.2   VMSINSTAL Procedure..........................    2-3             E                                                                   iii                  0         3  DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures  H               3.1   Editing Startup Files........................    3-1H               3.1.1     Editing the System Startup File..........    3-1H               3.1.2     Editing the DECwrite Startup File........    3-2H               3.1.3     Examples Directory.......................    3-28               3.1.4     Editing the System Login CommandH                         Procedure................................    3-3H               3.2   Installing DECwrite on a Standalone System...    3-3H               3.3   Installing DECwrite on a VMScluster..........    3-3H               3.4   Rebooting the System.........................    3-5H               3.5   Performance and Tuning.......................    3-5H               3.5.1     CPU and Memory...........................    3-6H               3.5.2     DECwrite Sessions........................    3-6H               3.5.2.1     Running DECwrite.......................    3-6H               3.5.2.2     Images.................................    3-6H               3.5.2.3     Encapsulated PostScript Pictures.......    3-8H               3.5.3     Post-Installation Tuning.................    3-9H               3.6   User Account Requirements....................   3-10H               3.6.1     Privileges...............................   3-10H               3.6.2     User Account Quotas......................   3-10H               3.6.3     FileView Account Quotas..................   3-11H               3.6.4     Modifying User Account Quotas............   3-12H               3.7   Installation Verification Procedures.........   3-13H               3.8   Invoking DECwrite............................   3-149               3.8.1     Running DECwrite from the Session H                         Manager..................................   3-15H               3.8.2     Running DECwrite from FileView...........   3-15H               3.8.3     Running DECwrite from DCL................   3-16H               3.9   DECwrite Sample Documents....................   3-16H               3.10  Compiling Fonts on Remote Workstations.......   3-17A               3.10.1    Compiling and Installing Fonts on OpenVMS H                         Systems..................................   3-18=               3.10.2    Compiling and Installing Fonts on DEC H                         OSF/1 AXP Systems........................   3-18>               3.10.3    Compiling and Installing Fonts on a PCH                         DECwindows System........................   3-19H               3.11  Determining and Reporting Problems...........   3-20              
         iv                 !         4  Using the Font Utility   H               4.1   Adding New Fonts to the Family Menu..........    4-1H               4.1.1     Overview.................................    4-2H               4.1.1.1     Terms Used in This Chapter.............    4-2H               4.1.1.2     Ways to Add Fonts......................    4-3?               4.1.2     Adding Fonts From All New List Entries, H                         Using Defaults...........................    4-5;               4.1.3     Adding Fonts From a Single New List H                         Entry....................................    4-6H               4.1.3.1     Using Defaults.........................    4-6H               4.1.3.2     Customizing............................    4-7H               4.2   Font Utility Commands and Descriptions.......   4-13H               4.2.1     Starting the Font Utility................   4-13H               4.2.2     Font Utility Commands....................   4-14>               4.2.3     Adding Point Sizes for Existing FamilyH                         Menu Entries.............................   4-19A               4.2.4     Revealing the Present Bullets Hidden Menu H                         List Entry...............................   4-20H               4.3   Installing Third-Party Font Files............   4-21H               4.3.1     Installing Fonts on an OpenVMS System....   4-21H               4.4   Troubleshooting Font Problems................   4-22H               4.4.1     Troubleshooting Summary..................   4-23H               4.4.2     Recovery Procedures......................   4-27H               4.4.2.1     Setting the Display Variable...........   4-27H               4.4.2.2     Checking Security Access...............   4-27H               4.4.2.3     Checking Session Login.................   4-27>               4.4.2.4     Restarting Your Windowing Session orH                           Display Server.........................   4-27?               4.4.2.5     Checking the Location of Screen Font, H                           AFM, and PostScript Files..............   4-289               4.4.2.6     Comparing Screen Font, AFM, and H                           PostScript Outline Files...............   4-28  &         A  Files Installed by DECwrite  6               A.1   Notes About the Files Installed byH                     DECwrite.....................................    A-1H               A.2   Files Installed on OpenVMS AXP Systems.......    A-2H               A.3   Files Installed on OpenVMS VAX Systems.......   A-12          H                                                                        v                 '         B  Sample DECwrite Installation   H               B.1   Full Installation on an OpenVMS AXP System...    B-1  
         Index              Examples  H               4-1       Adding All Fonts Using Defaults..........    4-5  H               4-2       Adding Fonts with Customization..........    4-9           Figures   H               2-1       Successful Installation Display..........   2-17           Tables  <               1-1       Free Disk Blocks Required to InstallH                         DECwrite.................................    1-7  9               1-2       Minimum Required Global Pages and H                         Sections.................................    1-8  H               3-1       System Startup File Names................    3-1  H               3-2       International Spell Lexicons.............    3-4  H               3-3       Image Characteristics....................    3-7  H               3-4       Memory Requirements for Sample Images....    3-7  H               3-5       User Account Quotas......................   3-10  H               3-6       Lexicons supplied by DECwrite Kits.......   3-14  A               4-1       Slants and Weights Recognized by the Font H                         Utility..................................    4-4  H               4-2       DECwrite Font Utility Commands...........   4-15  H               4-3       Troubleshooting Summary..................   4-23  H               4-4       Font File Locations......................   4-28  8               4-5       AFM, PostScript, and Screen FontH                         Comparisons..............................   4-30  
         vi                           H         ________________________________________________________________  H                                                                  Preface      ?               DECwrite[TM] is an integrated document processing E               application that is available on a variety of hardware, >               operating, and windowing systems, referred to asA               platforms. Since DECwrite is supported by Digital's A               Network Application Services (NAS[TM]), which allow F               application software to work in a heterogeneous computerF               environment, you can transfer documents and use DECwrite8               in a similar fashion on all its platforms.           Purpose of This Guide   F               This guide describes how to install DECwrite Version 3.0H               on the OpenVMS[TM] operating system. You should review theG               entire guide, as well as the Read-Me-First letter, before )               you start the installation.   !         Who Should Use This Guide   A               This guide is for OpenVMS system managers or others D               responsible for installing system software. To installE               DECwrite software, you must have access to a privileged A               account such as the SYSTEM account, and you must be >               familiar with the OpenVMS installation procedure               (VMSINSTAL).           Structure of This Guide   <               This guide has four chapters and one appendix.  C               o  Chapter 1 describes installation prerequisites and                   suggestions.   @               o  Chapter 2 describes the installation procedure.  H                                                                      vii                 E               o  Chapter 3 describes post-installation procedures and +                  general usage information.   C               o  Chapter 4 describes the DECwrite Font Utility that A                  allows you to add, manage, and delete new fonts.   E               o  Appendix A lists the files that are installed on the 7                  system during a DECwrite installation.   E               o  Appendix B shows a sample installation procedure fori$                  reference purposes.           User Information  C               Use the user information for your DECwrite kit in theh&               order shown in Figure 1.  E               On the OpenVMS VAX[TM] platform, DECwrite also supplies E               two online files that contain information about CDA[TM] G               converter[1] options and error messages. See the DECwrite F               User's Guide for information about the location of these               files.  F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  >                 Refer to your OpenVMS system documentation for<                 guidelines about how to manage files and for?                 information about how to maintain backup copies_?                 of documents, how to protect documents, and hownA                 to create directories where you can store relatedoB                 documents. That information is not covered in this                 guide.  E                 _____________________________________________________o  >               For more information about the VMSINSTAL commandA               procedure, see the OpenVMS System Manager's Manual.w  E               For more information about DECwindows[TM] Motif[R], seeo               the following:  6               o  OpenVMS DECwindows Motif User's Guide  <               o  OpenVMS DECwindows Motif Applications Guide  !               ___________________ F               [1] The CDA converters provide features for transformingA                  files to and from DECwrite's standard format for                     documents.s           viii f  i                     Conventionst  ?               The following conventions are used in this guide:u  H               <Return>          A key name is shown enclosed to indicateE                                 that you press a key on the keyboard.   D               Monospace text    Monospace text indicates informationF                                 that you must enter from the keyboard.  C               UPPERCASE TEXT    Uppercase letters indicate that younB                                 must enter a command (for example,E                                 enter OPEN/READ) or indicate the nameLE                                 of a routine, the name of a file, thenF                                 name of a file protection code, or theD                                 abbreviation for a system privilege.  ?               DECchart          The term DECchart refers to thek6                                 DECchart[TM] software.  B               DECdecision       The term DECdecision refers to the9                                 DECdecision[TM] software.   H               DECwrite          The term DECwrite refers to the DECwrite)                                 software.a  ?               WPS-PLUS          The term WPS-PLUS refers to thet6                                 WPS-PLUS[TM] software.                                  H                                                                       ix u  r                  H                                                                        1H         ________________________________________________________________  H                 Preparing for DECwrite Installation on an OpenVMS System      E               This chapter describes tasks that you must perform when D               installing DECwrite, and suggests the best methods for)               preparing for installation.e  H               Installing DECwrite is similar to installing other OpenVMSB               layered products. You should carry out the following               steps:  D               1. Take an inventory of the software distribution kit.  @               2. Make sure that your system has the prerequisite'                  software and hardware.d  H               3. Register your DECwrite license according to the OpenVMS>                  License Registration section in this chapter.  D               4. Prepare your system and its users for installation.  2               5. Print and read the Release Notes.  E               6. Perform the installation procedure and any necessaryo.                  post-installation procedures.  @               7. Resume normal operations after you complete the                  installation.  E               You should allow between between 30 minutes and 2 hoursnC               and 15 minutes for the installation, depending on thetA               speed of the system on which you are installing and C               the options you select. It takes 5 minutes to run the 8               Installation Verification Procedure (IVP).        H             Preparing for DECwrite Installation on an OpenVMS System 1-1 .  .      %         1.1 DECwrite Distribution Kit.    %         1.1 DECwrite Distribution KitI  6               Each DECwrite distribution kit contains:  D               o  A bill of materials (BOM) and indented bills report                  (BIL)  A               o  The distribution media for the DECwrite softwarec  .               o  Documentation for the product  E                  Media Only kits include the installation guide only.M  4               o  The Product Authorization Key (PAK)  C               To ensure that you have a complete kit, check the kit E               contents against the bill of materials and the indentede               bills report..  C               Check also that you received the correct distributionl.               media, labeled as DECwrite V3.0.  H               If your kit is damaged or if you find that parts of it are?               missing, contact your Digital[TM] representative.   !         1.2 Prerequisite Software.  E               You must be running OpenVMS VAX Version 5.4-3 or higher.E               or OpenVMS AXP[TM] Version 1.5 or higher. You must also.D               be running DECwindows Motif for OpenVMS Version 1.1 or               higher.-  0               To install DECwrite you must have:  G               o  A valid OpenVMS operating system configuration running.E                  the minimum required version of OpenVMS as specified.                  above.   %               o  DECwindows installed.  G                  To execute the IVP during the installation, DECwindows.,                  Motif must also be running.  F               Since DECwrite is a DECwindows Motif application, it can2               run in either of the following ways:  D               o  Standalone execution - running the DECwindows MotifH                  display server and the client application (DECwrite) on!                  the same machine   D         1-2 Preparing for DECwrite Installation on an OpenVMS System    2      H                                                1.2 Prerequisite Software    @               o  Remote execution - running the DECwindows MotifH                  display server and the client application (DECwrite) on#                  different machines   @                  This requires that a valid DECwindows transportH                  mechanism also be installed. For example, these include1                  DECnet[TM], TCP/IP, and LAT[TM]..  @               For standalone execution, the following DECwindows:               components must be installed on the machine:  C               o  OpenVMS DECwindows Compute Server (base kit, whichh*                  includes runtime support)  2               o  OpenVMS DECwindows Device Support  C               For remote execution in a noncluster environment, the3@               following DECwindows components must be installed:  $                  On the workstation:  F                  o  OpenVMS DECwindows Compute Server (base kit, which-                     includes runtime support)   5                  o  OpenVMS DECwindows Device Support.  '                  On the remote machine:e  F                  o  OpenVMS DECwindows Compute Server (base kit, which-                     includes runtime support)   @                  o  OpenVMS DECwindows Device Support (optional)  ?                     Refer to the OpenVMS Installation Guide for                      details.  !         1.3 Prerequisite Hardware.  E               DECwrite supports all hardware configurations supported.F               by an OpenVMS VAX Version 5.4-3 system or an OpenVMS AXPE               Version 1.5 system running DECwindows Motif for OpenVMS.=               Version 1.1, with a minimum of 12 MB of memory..  A               See the DECwrite System Software Addendum (SSA) foru>               details about supported hardware configurations.  H             Preparing for DECwrite Installation on an OpenVMS System 1-3 .  .               1.4 Privileged Account             1.4 Privileged Account  E               To install DECwrite, you must be logged into the system.H               manager's account (SYSTEM), an account that has SETPRV, or@               an account with at least the following privileges:                 o  CMKRNL                  o  WORLD                 o  SYSPRV.  @               Note that the VMSINSTAL procedure turns off BYPASS9               privilege at the start of the installation.             1.5 License Registration  F               You should register and load the DECwrite license beforeF               you install DECwrite. The information you need is in theH               Product Authorization Key (PAK) shipped with DECwrite. TheF               PAK is a paper certificate that contains data about your               license.  F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  B                 If you do not register and load the license beforeC                 installing DECwrite, the installation will completeNA                 but DECwrite will run only in demonstration mode. B                 In demonstration mode you will not be able to saveA                 documents. You will be able to use DECwrite fully @                 once you have registered and loaded the DECwrite                 PAK.  E                 _____________________________________________________e  G               There are several license types for DECwrite Version 3.0.nH               While it is necessary to have only one license type activeC               to use DECwrite, DECwrite checks for the existence of.D               the other license types until it finds a valid licenseD               type. License failures for some of these other licenseB               types may be displayed to the operator's console andB               can be disregarded. These messages can be controlledG               system-wide for all products by defining the LMF$DISPLAY_ G               OPCOM_MESSAGE logical name. For more information, see thet8               OpenVMS License Management Utility manual.  D         1-4 Preparing for DECwrite Installation on an OpenVMS System    t      H                                                 1.5 License Registration    C               To register the license, first log in to a privilegedgD               account, such as the system manager's account, SYSTEM.H               Then choose one of the following procedures to perform theG               registration. The second method is faster for experiencede               users.  E               o  Invoke the SYS$UPDATE:VMSLICENSE.COM procedure. WhenbF                  prompted for information, respond with data from your1                  Product Authorization Key (PAK).h                    OR.  D               o  Issue the DCL commands LICENSE REGISTER and LICENSEH                  LOAD with the appropriate qualifiers that correspond to(                  information on the PAK.  F               For more information, see the OpenVMS License Management               Utility manual.            1.6 Startup Procedures  F               If you have previously installed DECwrite, make sure youG               execute SYS$STARTUP:WRITE$STARTUP.COM before starting the                new installation.   G               If you have previously installed any of the International.F               Lexicon kits or are reinstalling DECwrite, make sure you               execute the G               SYS$STARTUP:LCI$STARTUP.COM procedure before starting the F               installation. This startup procedure defines the logicalE               name LCI$LEXICONS. The installation procedure then uses H               this logical name to place the lexicon, or the spell check<               dictionary, files in their proper directories.  %         1.7 VMScluster Considerations.  7               You can install DECwrite on a VMScluster.t  @               In a VMScluster[TM] with a common system disk, you@               can perform the installation on a single member ofD               the cluster. After the installation is completed, each=               processor can share the same DECwrite software..  E               You must check the number of global sections and global D               pages on each node in the VMScluster where you plan toF               install DECwrite. See the next section (see Section 1.8)               for instructions.   H             Preparing for DECwrite Installation on an OpenVMS System 1-5 g  h      %         1.7 VMScluster Considerations     >               See Chapter 3 for details about VMScluster post-(               installation instructions.           1.8 System Quotas   @               You use the VMSINSTAL command procedure to installA               DECwrite. For VMSINSTAL to run properly, there musti@               be sufficient disk storage space and proper systemF               parameter settings to accommodate the installation. ThisE               section describes the recommended disk space and system                parameters.   %         1.8.1 Disk Space Requirements   C               Installing DECwrite requires a certain amount of diskPD               storage space. Once the installation is complete, lessA               storage space is required. Table 1-1 summarizes the #               storage requirements._  F               The VMSINSTAL command has an Alternate Working Directory>               (AWD) option. This allows you to designate a di->               rectory other than the default working directoryC               (SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSUPD.product-name]) used by VMSINSTAL H               during the installation. This option is useful if there is3               little free space on the system disk.   F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  B                 The values in Table 1-1 apply only to the AmericanA                 English language variant. See the cover letter of B                 the System Software Addendum (SSA) in your kit for?                 the values appropriate to your product variant.n  E                 _____________________________________________________s                      D         1-6 Preparing for DECwrite Installation on an OpenVMS System f         H                                                        1.8 System Quotas    H               Table_1-1_Free_Disk_Blocks_Required_to_Install_DECwrite___  D               Installation        At Installation      For PermanentH               Type             _______Time[1]________  Use[1]___________  %                                System H               _________________Disk________AWD_Device__System_Disk______                 OpenVMS AXP:  =               Complete         51 200      47 300      47 300i  =               Without clip     41 000      37 100      37 100r               artl  ;               Font only        2200        2200        1000                  OpenVMS VAX:  <               Complete         55 000      50 000      50 00  =               Without clip     44 800      39 800      39 800                artt  ;               Font only        2200        2200        1000 H               [1]These_values_are_approximate,_but_are_the_maximum_that_  G               the installation will require. The installation procedurenF               reports the actual number of blocks required, which willE               be slightly less than these values, and may differ froml3               the sample installation in Chapter 2.eH               __________________________________________________________  E               Use the DCL command SHOW DEVICE to determine the numberEG               of free blocks that are presently available on the system                disk:T  '               SHOW DEVICE SYS$SYSDEVICE   E               If the system disk does not have enough free blocks for G               permanent use, delete unnecessary files to provide space.   D               If the system disk has enough disk space for permanentG               use, but does not have enough free blocks at installation_D               time, use any alternate working directory (AWD) on theF               device having the required AWD disk space. See Table 1-1.               for AWD disk space requirements.  H             Preparing for DECwrite Installation on an OpenVMS System 1-7 o                  1.8 System Quotasr    %         1.8.2 System Parameter Values   G               Digital recommends that the system parameter WSMAX be setuG               to at least 4100. On a single-user workstation, it should_C               be set higher, depending on the amount of workstationd               memory.r  D               Digital recommends that the account you use to installH               DECwrite must have a buffered I/O byte count limit (BYTLM)A               of 35 000. If necessary, change the value using the C               OpenVMS Authorize Utility. For example, to modify the F               BYTLM resource for the SYSTEM account, use this command:  (               $ RUN SYS$SYSTEM:AUTHORIZE,               UAF> MODIFY SYSTEM/BYTLM=35000               UAF> EXITc  E               The DECwrite executable images and the shared libraries H               can be optionally installed at DECwrite startup time usingE               the INSTALL utility. Table 1-2 lists the minimum system C               parameter values required to successfully install all )               these images and libraries.i  H               Table_1-2_Minimum_Required_Global_Pages_and_Sections______  H               System_Parameter____Minimum_Value_________________________  &               GBLPAGES            3116  H               GBLSECTIONS_________9_____________________________________  B               If GBLPAGES or GBLSECTIONS are below the recommendedB               values, VMSINSTAL displays a message. Installing the@               DECwrite images will result in better performance.  @               Make sure to adjust these system parameters beforeD               modifying and executing the DECwrite startup procedure;               WRITE$STARTUP.COM. See Chapter 3 for details.   G               Since installing the DECwrite images and shared librariesdD               is optional, you can safely continue the installation.        D         1-8 Preparing for DECwrite Installation on an OpenVMS System           H                                                        1.8 System Quotas    )         1.8.2.1 Checking Parameter Values   E               To check the value of one or more parameters, enter the 2               following command at the DCL prompt:  %               $ RUN SYS$SYSTEM:SYSGEN                SYSGEN>   H               At the SYSGEN> prompt, use the SHOW command to display the-               value of each system parameter.t  F               After you finish checking parameter values, use the EXIT-               command to return to DCL level.t  E         1.8.2.2 Calculating GBLPAGES and GBLSECTIONS Parameter Valuesn  B               The values for GBLPAGES and GBLSECTIONS in Table 1-2E               indicate that you must have at least 3116 unused globalcB               pages and 9 unused global sections available for the               installation.e  G               To calculate the number of unused global pages and globalr&               sections in your system:  G               1. Use the DCL F$GETSYI lexical function to determine theoA                  number of free global pages and global sections:   =                  $ WRITE SYS$OUTPUT F$GETSYI("FREE_GBLPAGES")r=                  $ WRITE SYS$OUTPUT F$GETSYI("FREE_GBLSECTS")o  F               2. If the number of unused global pages is less than theE                  number specified in Table 1-2, you must increase the.H                  value using the AUTOGEN command procedure (instructions                  follow).   D               The next section describes the procedures for changingF               these values. For more information, refer to the OpenVMS.               system management documentation.  6         1.8.2.3 Changing Parameter Values with AUTOGEN  D               You use the AUTOGEN command procedure to change systemB               parameters. AUTOGEN automatically adjusts values for1               parameters that need to be changed.r  7               To change system parameters with AUTOGEN:   8               1. Edit the SYS$SYSTEM:MODPARAMS.DAT file.  H             Preparing for DECwrite Installation on an OpenVMS System 1-9                    1.8 System Quotass    F                  For example, to increase the setting for the GBLPAGESE                  system parameter by 2000, add this line to the file:l  $                  ADD_GBLPAGES = 2000  G               2. Enter the following command to recalculate your system                   parameters:  5                  $ @SYS$UPDATE:AUTOGEN GETDATA REBOOTd  B                  AUTOGEN performs an automatic system shutdown andD                  reboots when it has finished. Rebooting your system7                  makes the new parameter values active.d  ?               For more information about using AUTOGEN, see thecH               instructions on modifying system parameters in the OpenVMS.               system management documentation.           1.9 Style File Backup   E               If there is a previous version of DECwrite installed on H               the system, and you have modified the style files providedD               with that version in the CDA$LIBRARY directory, make aE               backup copy of these style files before proceeding with.(               the DECwrite installation.  C               If you are installing the American English version of )               DECwrite, use this command:   I               $ BACKUP/LOG CDA$LIBRARY:WR_*.DOC_STYLE STYLE_FILES.BCK/SAVM  B               If you are installing the British English version of)               DECwrite, use this command:   O               $ BACKUP/LOG CDA$LIBRARY_EN_GB:WR_*.DOC_STYLE STYLE_FILES.BCK/SAVu  G               After you complete the installation, restore the files ina8               the save set to the CDA$LIBRARY directory.           1.10 System Disk Backupw  G               Make a backup copy of your system disk before you install                DECwrite.1  E               For more information about backing up your system disk, C               refer to the OpenVMS system management documentation.a  E         1-10 Preparing for DECwrite Installation on an OpenVMS System                        H                                                                        2H         ________________________________________________________________  H                                                      Installing DECwrite      F               This chapter describes how to run the DECwrite installa-G               tion procedure. You should allow between 35 minutes and 2iF               hours and 20 minutes to complete the entire installationF               and installation verification procedure (IVP), dependingD               on the speed of the system on which you are installingF               DECwrite. Allow approximately 10 minutes for a font-onlyF               installation. Before you start installing DECwrite, makeF               sure that your system meets the requirements outlined in               Chapter 1.  C               DECwrite supports language switching. You can installuB               multiple translated versions of DECwrite on a singleC               system. These translated versions are called languageo?               variants. This kit includes two DECwrite languagedH               variants: American English and British English. A languageE               variant determines the defaults for attributes such as:e  =               o  The language used for menus and dialog boxese  F               o  The Primary Language and Paper Size for new documents  C                  DECwrite performs spell checking, hyphenation, and F                  sorting operations according to the primary language.  '               o  The style files to usee  G               Select the appropriate language from the Language OptionspG               dialog box on the Session Manager Options menu before you %               start the installation.   G               See the DECwrite Software Product Description (SPD) for aaH               complete listing of the optional spell check dictionaries.  B               DECwrite installs the language-specific files in the?               appropriate language-specific subdirectories. See B               Appendix A for a complete listing of these files andA               directories, plus a listing of all the files that a.E               DECwrite installation installs or modifies. Section 2.2e  H                                                  Installing DECwrite 2-1 o  e            E               describes how to locate and print the release notes forT                your DECwrite kit.  F               Appendix B contains a printout of a typical installation+               procedure for your reference._  F               You can install the entire DECwrite kit, with or withoutF               clip art, or just the screen fonts supplied by DECwrite.-               If you are installing DECwrite:   E               o  In a cluster that includes workstations, install theo                  entire kit.  H               o  On a standalone workstation that runs DECwrite locally,(                  install the entire kit.  F               o  On a standalone workstation that always runs DECwriteG                  from a remote system, you need install only the screeneE                  fonts. This allows the standalone workstation to runrE                  DECwrite only from the remote system, and access theD-                  full set of supported fonts.   E               Similarly, if a standalone workstation user not running E               DECwrite wants to use either DECwindows Mail or the CDAyA               Viewer to view documents containing equations, thenaC               you need to install the DECwrite screen fonts on thatt               workstation.  "         2.1 VMSINSTAL Requirements  C               When you invoke the DCL command VMSINSTAL, it checks:   B               o  Whether you are logged in to a privileged account  B               o  Whether you have adequate quotas for installation  1               o  Whether DECnet is up and runnings  >               o  Whether any users are logged in to the system  D               If VMSINSTAL detects a problem during the installation@               procedure, it notifies you and asks if you want to@               continue. To stop the installation and correct theG               problem, enter NO or press the Return key. After you have D               made the correction, you can restart the installation.           2-2 Installing DECwrites d  t      H                                               2.1 VMSINSTAL Requirements    E               To cancel the installation procedure at any time, pressdB               Ctrl/Y. The installation procedure deletes all filesE               it has created up to that point and exits. You can then '               restart the installation.i  E               Digital recommends that you refer to the section on therG               VMSINSTAL command procedure in your OpenVMS documentation A               set. In the OpenVMS base documentation set, see theeB               OpenVMS System Manager's Manual. In the OpenVMS fullG               documentation set, see the Guide to Setting Up an OpenVMSe               System.t           2.2 VMSINSTAL Procedure   E               You must use the VMSINSTAL command procedure to installrE               DECwrite. Follow these steps to begin the installation:u  D               1. Log in to a privileged account, such as the OpenVMS2                  system manager's account, SYSTEM.  E               2. Ensure that there are no active users on the system.i  G               3. Start VMSINSTAL by entering a command in the following                   format:  J                  $ @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL DECWRITE030 device-name OPTIONS N  F                  where device-name is the device specification for the8                  distribution media, for example, MUA0:.  C                  Specifying OPTIONS N indicates that you want to beD@                  prompted to display or print the release notes.  @                  Specifying OPTIONS AWD=device: where device: isB                  other than SYS$SYSDEVICE, allows you to re-directF                  the creation of a temporary working directory used by                   VMSINSTAL, fromD                  SYS$COMMON:[SYSUPD.kit-name] to device:[000000.kit-                  name].   D                  You can also include the name of the root directory>                  where VMSINSTAL creates its working directory>                  by specifying the directory using the format:@                  OPTIONS AWD=device:[dir1.dir2.dir3]. Using thisA                  specification the VMSINSTAL working directory ist)                  device:[dir1.dir2.dir3].o  H                                                  Installing DECwrite 2-3    k               2.2 VMSINSTAL Proceduree    F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  =                 If the device root directory [000000], or thegB                 specified root directory [dir1.dir2.dir3], already@                 contains the subdirectory [.kit-name], VMSINSTAL=                 will delete the subdirectory and subdirectory B                 contents before it restores the first saveset from                 the media.  E                 _____________________________________________________   G                  If you do not specify the AWD option, the installationuF                  creates the temporary working directory on the system!                  disk by default.k  F                  VMSINSTAL has several other options, described in the=                  OpenVMS software installation documentation.   C                  A message similar to the following appears on yourr                  screen:  Q                          OpenVMS AXP Software Product Installation Procedure V1.5e  +                  It is 27-JAN-1994 at 19:13_  @                  Enter a question mark (?) at any time for help.  7                  Your DECnet network is up and running.a:                  The following processes are still active:                    L                    M                    N                    O                    P7                  * Do you want to continue anyway [NO]?a  C                  DECwindows requires that DECnet be up and running.1  ?               4. Enter YES and press < Return > to continue thee                  installation.  F                  You are asked whether you need to back up your system                  disk:  O                  * Are you satisfied with the backup of your system disk [YES]?   F                  Generally, you should back up your system disk beforeH                  any major software installation, as you were instructed9                  in Chapter 1. YES is the default answer.            2-4 Installing DECwrite            H                                                  2.2 VMSINSTAL Procedure    F               5. If you backed up your system disk recently, press the(                  Return key to continue.  F                  Next, you receive instructions to mount the distribu-H                  tion media you specified when you invoked VMSINSTAL (inG                  this example, MUA0:). If you did not specify where youeG                  would mount the distribution volumes, DECwrite prompts_=                  you to identify where you have mounted them.n  C                  Please mount the first volume of the set on MUA0:.a!                  * Are you ready?s  H               6. Mount the media, then enter YES and press < Return > to9                  indicate that you are ready to continue.o  >                  The following messages appear on your screen:  :                  The following products will be processed:                       DECWRITE V3.0  I                          Beginning installation of DECWRITE V3.0 at 19:14   G                  %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set A ...i  E               7. If you selected OPTIONS N when you first invoked theWE                  VMSINSTAL procedure, a menu asks you how you want tol*                  handle the release notes:  '                  Release Notes Options:.  2                          1.  Display release notes0                          2.  Print release notes)                          3.  Both 1 and 2lH                          4.  Do not display, print or copy release notes  %                  * Select option [2]:   F                  You should review the release notes before proceedingF                  with the installation. Choosing option 3 displays the1                  release notes and prints a copy.a  G                  If you choose an option that prints the release notes,p4                  you are prompted for a print queue:  *                  * Queue name [SYS$PRINT]:  ?               8. Press < Return > to print the release notes onME                  SYS$PRINT, or type a different active queue name ande"                  press < Return >.  H                                                  Installing DECwrite 2-5                    2.2 VMSINSTAL Procedure2    H                  The screen displays a message similar to the following:  K                  Job 810 (queue SYS$PRINT, entry 1295) started on SYS$PRINT   D                  You are asked whether you want to continue with the                  installation:  <                  * Do you want to continue the installation?  C               9. Enter YES to continue, otherwise press < Return >._  G                  In either case, the release notes are copied to a filemD                  in the SYS$HELP directory and you receive a message*                  similar to the following:  `                  %VMSINSTAL-I-RELMOVED, The product's release notes have been moved to SYS$HELP.  F                  The text version of the release notes is contained inD                  the file DECWRITE030.RELEASE_NOTES in the SYS$HELP:A                  directory. The Bookreader version of the release D                  notes is contained in the file DECWRITE030_RELEASE_B                  NOTES.DECW$BOOK in the WRITE$EXAMPLES: directory.  F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  D                 Do not delete the release notes for earlier DECwrite                 versions.o  E                 _____________________________________________________t  F                  Note that the name of the release notes file includes5                  the product name and version number.S  <                  The screen displays the following messages:  B                   Beginning installation of DECWRITE V3.0 at 19:14  G                  %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set A ....\                  %VMSINSTAL-I-RELMOVED, Product's release notes have been moved to SYS$HELP.  E                                  DECwrite V3.0 Installation Proceduret  V                        Digital Equipment Corporation 1989, 1994. All rights reserved.  T                       Restricted Rights: Use, duplication, or disclosure by the U.S.K                       Government is subject to restrictions as set forth in [                       subparagraph (c) (1) (ii) of DFARS 252.227-7013, or in FAR 52.227-19, B                       or in FAR 52.227-14 Alt. III, as applicable.           2-6 Installing DECwriteE r         H                                                  2.2 VMSINSTAL Procedure    S                       This software is proprietary to and embodies the confidential V                       technology of Digital Equipment Corporation. Possession, use, orY                       copying of this software and media is authorized only pursuant to abV                       valid written license from Digital or an authorized sublicensor.  W                       Usage Alert, Electronic Thesaurus, International Hyphenators, andPX                       International CorrectSpell licensed from Houghton Mifflin Company.W                       Copyright 1985, 1987, 1988 by Houghton Mifflin. German 1985, 1987 Z                       by Langenscheidt K.G. French in cooperation with Librairie Larousse.W                       Italian 1988 by Nicola Zanichelli. All rights reserved. U.S. Pat.r[                       Nos. 4,580,241, 4,724,523 and 4,771,401. Canadian Pat. No. 1,203,916.aX                       Thesaurus U.S. Pat. No. 4,724,523. English based upon The AmericanU                       Heritage Dictionary. Thesaurus based upon Roget's II Thesaurus.LR                       Reproduction or disassembly of embodied computer programs or,                       algorithms prohibited.  ^                       Arts and Letters (TM) clipart licensed to Digital Equipment Corporation,^                       Maynard, Massachusetts. Copyright (c) Computer Support Corporation 1985-0                       1990. All rights reserved.  R                       Portions licensed to Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,T                       Massachusetts Copyright (c) Frame Technology Corporation 1989.*                       All rights reserved.  G                  %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set B ...l  M                       You can install the DECwrite kit completely or just the F                       additional screen fonts used by DECwrite and the/                       DECwrite Equation Editor.r  V                       If you are installing this kit for use on a workstation, or on aT                       VMScluster that includes workstations, then you should installA                       the entire kit. This requires 62000 blocks.E  X                       If you are installing this kit on a workstation that will only runX                       DECwrite from a remote system, then only the screen font files are8                       needed. This requires 1268 blocks.  @                  You can install the entire DECwrite kit or justB                  the screen fonts supplied by DECwrite. If you are%                  installing DECwrite:o  H                  o  In a cluster that includes workstations, install the                     entire kit.b  B                  o  On a standalone workstation that runs DECwrite4                     locally, install the entire kit.  H                                                  Installing DECwrite 2-7                    2.2 VMSINSTAL Procedure     @                  o  On a standalone workstation that always runsC                     DECwrite from a remote system, you need install E                     only the screen fonts. This allows the standalonesD                     workstation to run DECwrite only from the remoteG                     system, and access the full set of supported fonts.m  H                     For a listing of the fonts supplied by DECwrite, see                     Appendix A.n  C                  You receive information about the number of blocksiG                  required to install the entire kit, or to install onlyyF                  the screen font files. You are then asked if you want+                  to install the entire kit:h  C                  * Do you want to install the entire kit [YES]? YESE  U                       This kit contains the user interface for both DECwrite/AmericaneR                       English and DECwrite/British English. You should install theP                       appropriate user interface  according the type of DECwrite1                       license you have purchased.i  2                       Choose one of the following:  E                           1) DECwrite/American English user interface D                           2) DECwrite/British English user interface  &                  * Enter choice [1]: 1  @               10.Press < Return > if you are installing AmericanH                  English. Enter 2 if you are installing British English.  =                       Installing DECwrite/American English...t2                       Installing DECwrite/Motif...  %                  The screen displays:a  \                       This kit contains an optional clipart library composed of EncapsulatedT                       PostScript pictures, DDIF pictures, and DDIF images. Its total+                       size is 10240 blocks.   E                  * Do you want to install the clip art library [YES]?   E               11.Press < Return > if you want to install the clip arte                  library.n  P                  You can install the clip art library in sys$sysdevice:[clipart]G                  by default, or you can install it in another location..E                  DECwrite asks you to identify a directory other thaniG                  the default directory where you want to place the clipn                  art files.            2-8 Installing DECwrite            H                                                  2.2 VMSINSTAL Procedure    X                  Specify a device and directory on which to install the clip art library  Y                  * Device and directory [sys$sysdevice:[clipart]]: USER:[PUBLISH.CLIPART]f  F               12.Enter the name of another directory where you want to!                  place the files,                     OR.  F                  Press < Return > to accept the default directory. For                  example:l  R                    You have chosen the device and directory USER:[PUBLISH.CLIPART]  )                  * Is this correct [YES]?y  ?               13.Press < Return > to confirm your choice of thew                  directory.t  D                  The installation also reinstalls the DECwrite styleC                  files. The installation prompts you to make backup H                  copies if you have modified the original style files in,                  the CDA$LIBRARY: directory.  R                      *************************************************************  O                      Note: This installation will replace the DECwrite suppliedtR                      style files in CDA$LIBRARY. If you have made modifications toK                      these files, make backup copies before continuing. Forn                      example:   Q                       $ backup/log cda$library:wr_*.doc_style style_files.bck/save  R                      *************************************************************  1                  * Do you want to continue [YES]?o  E                  If you are installing a language variant of DECwrited@                  that already existed on your system, and if youC                  have made modifications in language-specific styletD                  files located on CDA$LIBRARY_XX_YY, you should make@                  an additional backup copy of these files beforeC                  continuing. This applies, for example, if you have B                  modified the style files supplied with the French%                  version of DECwrite:l  X                  $ BACKUP/LOG CDA$LIBRARY_FR_FR:WR_*.DOC_STYLE STYLE_FILES_FR_FR.BCK/SAV  G               14.Create the backup files if necessary. Press < Return > F                  once you have made the backup files, or if you do not'                  need to preserve them.n  H                                                  Installing DECwrite 2-9 i  s               2.2 VMSINSTAL Proceduret    *                  The screen then displays:  >                      This kit requires DECchart V1.6 or later.  E                  If your system does not have the required version of F                  DECchart installed, the screen displays the following                  message:s  R                      *************************************************************  B                      DECchart V1.6 will be installed since it does.                      not exist on your system.  R                      *************************************************************  D                  If your system has the required version of DECchartH                  installed, the screen displays a message similar to the                  following:e  R                      *************************************************************  A                      DECchart V1.n already exists on your system. A                      You may choose to reinstall DECchart V1.n or 9                      use the currently installed version.   R                      *************************************************************  :                  * Do you want to reinstall DECchart [NO]?  G                  Reinstall DECchart if you are installing this kit on adG                  system running multiple language versions of DECwrite.aB                  For example, if the French version of DECwrite isH                  currently installed and you are installing the American:                  English version, then reinstall DECchart.  0               15.Enter YES and press < Return >.  *                  The screen then displays:  U                       This kit requires the DECwrite Equation Editor V3.0-2 or later.   C                  If your system does not have the DECwrite Equation F                  Editor V3.0-2 or later installed, the screen displays'                  the following message:d  S                       *************************************************************d  K                       The DECwrite Equation Editor V3.0-2 will be installedN=                       since it does not exist on your system.t  S                       *************************************************************             2-10 Installing DECwrite _  _      H                                                  2.2 VMSINSTAL Procedure    G                  If your system has the DECwrite Equation Editor V3.0-2yF                  or later installed, the screen displays the following                  message:h  S                       *************************************************************i  P                       The DECwrite Equation Editor V3.0-2 already exists on yourM                       system. You may choose to reinstall the Equation Editorr=                       or use the currently installed version.s  S                       *************************************************************lE                  * Do you want to reinstall the Equation Editor [NO]?   B                  You should reinstall the DECwrite Equation EditorC                  if you are installing this kit on a system running H                  multiple language versions of DECwrite. For example, ifF                  the French version of DECwrite is currently installedE                  and you are installing the American English version,eE                  then reinstall the Equation Editor. To reinstall thehA                  Equation Editor, enter YES and press < Return >.   C               16.If there are some spell check dictionaries already]C                  installed on the system (by another product, or by A                  a previous installation of DECwrite), the screenr                  displays:  Z                  %VMSINSTAL-I-DIREXISTS, The spell check lexicon directory already exists:R                  -VMSINSTAL-I-DIREXISTS,              SYS$SYSDEVICE:[LCI.LEXICONS]^                  -VMSINSTAL-I-DIREXISTS, The American-English lexicon will be installed there.  ^                       Checking/registering INTL-LEXICON-AMERICAN  Product Authorization Key...  A               17.If there are no spell check dictionaries already >                  installed on the system, the screen displays:  Z                       The DECwrite spell check lexicons will be installed in the directory]                       SYS$SYSDEVICE:[LCI.LEXICONS] by default. You may optionally install theeC                       files on a device other than the system disk.   b                  * Specify a device on which to install the spell check lexicons [SYS$SYSDEVICE:]:  F                  Enter the name of the device where you want the spellE                  check dictionaries installed, or press < Return > tos9                  use the default device (SYS$SYSDEVICE:).   H                                                 Installing DECwrite 2-11 %  I               2.2 VMSINSTAL Procedure     %                  The screen displays:t  <                    You have chosen the device SYS$SYSDEVICE:  )                  * Is this correct [YES]?t  H                  Press < Return > to confirm the device. The screen then                  displays:  ^                       Checking/registering INTL-LEXICON-AMERICAN  Product Authorization Key...  F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  C                 The Session Manager's language setting should matchnA                 the language of the DECwrite language variant your                 are installing.t  E                 _____________________________________________________a  F                  To set the language, choose Language from the Session@                  Manager Options menu and choose the appropriate?                  language from the Language Options dialog box.   G                  Note that other language variants have different PAKs.   *                  The screen then displays:  K                  * Do you want to run the IVP after the installation [YES]?   G               18.If you are NOT installing DECwrite from a workstation, H                  then do not run the Installation Verification ProcedureG                  (IVP). Instead, use a workstation to run the IVP aftert/                  the installation is completed.   G                  If you are installing DECwrite from a workstation, butaH                  one that is NOT running DECnet, then do not run the IVPG                  during the installation. Instead, execute the IVP from G                  the command line after the installation has completed, G                  making sure that a display device is defined using the G                  local transport. Use the SET DISPLAY command to defineEE                  a display device. See the OpenVMS DCL Dictionary for 0                  information about this command.  G                  If you are installing DECwrite from a workstation thate/                  is running DECnet, answer YES.e  @                  If your workstation display is not defined, theE                  installation procedure tells you and prompts you for ;                  the workstation name. The screen displays:_            2-12 Installing DECwrite           H                                                  2.2 VMSINSTAL Procedure    S                  Enter the node name of the workstation on which to display the IVP @                  or press Return to continue and not run the IVP                    * Node name:u  D               19.Enter the node name of the workstation on which you)                  want to display the IVP.e  F                  This node name is used to issue a SET DISPLAY commandH                  to the appropriate workstation. Note that this requiresD                  that the Session Manager's security database be setF                  up properly and that nodes be defined properly in theF                  network databases. For example, if you are installingG                  DECwrite on your own workstation and you have SET HOSTcC                  0 from your own account to use the SYSTEM account, F                  then you must add 0::SYSTEM to the security database.B                  See the OpenVMS DECwindows Motif User's Guide forA                  information about the Session Manager's security                   database.  *                  The screen then displays:  L                       The language in the Language dialog box on the SessionU                       Manager's Customize/Option menu must be set to American EnglishyU                       in order to run the IVP. Ensure the language is set accordinglyf(                       before continuing.  7                  * Press Return when ready to continue:s  G               20.Make sure that the language is set to the language you 7                  are installing, then press < Return >.n  E                  You are asked whether you want to purge (delete) oldoA                  versions of files replaced by this installation:8  R                  * Do you want to purge files replaced by this installation [YES]?  (                  Purging is recommended.  F               21.To purge old versions of the files, press < Return >.  H                  The screen displays a message similar to the following:      H                                                 Installing DECwrite 2-13    2               2.2 VMSINSTAL Procedure     [                      To complete the installation on a standalone DEC 3000 Model 500 Series -                      will take approximately:d  .                          50 minutes to install2                          10 minutes to run the IVP  <                      All required questions have been asked.O                      You can terminate the installation procedure at this time.C  B                  * Do you want to continue the installation [YES]?  F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  D                 The exact wording of the message may vary, dependingD                 on whether you are installing DECwrite on an OpenVMS/                 AXP or an OpenVMS VAX computer.p  E                 _____________________________________________________i  F               22.Press < Return > to continue the installation or type-                  No to stop the installation.   <                  The screen displays the following messages:  >         %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set D ...>         %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set E ...>         %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set F ...>         %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set G ...>         %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set H ...>         %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set J ...l         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory VMI$ROOT:[SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DECWRITE].  E              The on-line demonstration document, tutorial.doc and thewD              documents used in the Getting Started exercises are in:  5                   VMI$ROOT:[SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DECWRITE]l                            2-14 Installing DECwrite    o      H                                                  2.2 VMSINSTAL Procedure    s         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  VMI$ROOT:[SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DECWRITE.FONTS]. e         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  VMI$ROOT:[SYSTEST.DECWRITE]. `         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  USER:[PUBLISH.CLIPART].]         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[EPS].h`         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[ARROWS].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[BUILDING].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[COMMUNIC].`         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[ENERGY].`         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[SPORTS].a         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[FIGURES].ra         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[FINANCE].sb         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[GOVERNMT].a         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[SCIENCE]. a         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_BLDG].)b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_BORDR].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_BUSNS].a         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_COMM]. `         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_DOM].`         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_FIN].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_FLAGS].a         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_MISC]. b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_NATUR].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_PEOPL].`         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_SCI].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_SPORT].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_SYMBL].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_TOONS].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_TRANS].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_USMAP].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_WDMAP].m         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  VMI$ROOT:[SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DECCHART].s  B               23.The screen then displays a message similar to the                  following:   P                       The following commands must be added to the system startupX                       command file SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP_VMS.COM for all nodes that will*                       be running DECwrite:  5                            @sys$startup:write$startupo6                            @sys$manager:decw$starti18nV                            @sys$startup:lci$startup.com     ! American-English lexicon      H                                                 Installing DECwrite 2-15                    2.2 VMSINSTAL Procedure     F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  C                 The name of the system startup command file varies, @                 depending on the OpenVMS version, and on whetherC                 you are installing DECwrite on an OpenVMS AXP or an*C                 OpenVMS VAX computer. See Chapter 3 for information ,                 about editing startup files.  E                 _____________________________________________________   F               24.Add the listed commands to the system startup command;                  file for all nodes that will run DECwrite.   *                  The screen also displays:  Q                       If you are installing this kit on a workstation, you shouldoN                       restart DECwindows after the installation has completed:  <                            @sys$startup:decw$startup restart  H               25.Make sure you restart DECwindows after the installation                  is complete.E  ,                  The installation continues.  _                  %VMSINSTAL-I-MOVEFILES, Files will now be moved to their target directories...l>                  %VMSINSTAL-I-FONTS, Updating font directories                  8 fonts loaded T                  Creating decw$root:[sysfont.decw.user_75dpi]DECW$FONT_DIRECTORY.DAT                    8 fonts loaded   U                  Creating decw$root:[sysfont.decw.user_100dpi]DECW$FONT_DIRECTORY.DAT V                  %VMSINSTAL-I-RUNIVP, Executing installation verification procedure(s)  1                  Executing IVP for: DECwrite V3.0   W                      The IVP edits a sample document. If the document looks the same as*V                      the illustration in the installation guide, then the installationV                      has been successful. After the document window appears, click theT                      mouse in the window to assign input focus, and type Alt/Q (holdQ                      down the Compose Character or "Alt" key and press Q) to exiteK                      DECwrite and complete the DECwrite portion of the IVP.*  Y                      Note that when executing this IVP for a particular DECwrite language1W                      variant, make sure to set the appropriate language in the LanguagehT                      dialog box on the Session Manager's Customization menu. See the4                      installation guide for details.  J                      Set your language now before continuing with the IVP.            2-16 Installing DECwrite r  f      H                                                  2.2 VMSINSTAL Procedure    -                      Press return when ready:e  F                  To set the language, choose Language from the Session@                  Manager Options menu and choose the appropriate?                  language from the Language Options dialog box.Y    D               26.Return input focus to the terminal window and press                  < Return >.  %                  The screen displays:.  +                       Starting DECwrite....e  F               27.The document displayed on the screen should look like                  Figure 2-1.  F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  B                 If you are running DECwrite on a color workstation8                 the document will be displayed in color.  E                 _____________________________________________________t  ?               28.Complete the instructions in the IVP document,*A                  including updating the chart, which serves as an_H                  installation verification procedure for DECchart. AfterG                  you have updated the chart, follow the instructions tot(                  close the IVP document.  G                  As DECwrite displays the document, the screen displays (                  the following messages:  >                          *************************************  &                          DECwrite V3.0  3                          IVP COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLYh  >                          *************************************  3                  IVP completed for: DECwrite V3.0-2   P                  Executing IVP for:  International Lexicon/American for VMS V1.0  >                   ********************************************  H                                                 Installing DECwrite 2-17 i  o               2.2 VMSINSTAL Procedureu    =                   International Lexicon/American for VMS V1.0r  ,                   IVP COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY  ?                   *********************************************i  P                  IVP completed for:  International Lexicon/American for VMS V1.0B                   Installation of DECWRITE V3.0 completed at 20:05  3                   VMSINSTAL procedure done at 20:05r  F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  A                 VMSINSTAL will execute all of the DECwrite compo- ?                 nent IVP procedures (DECwrite itself, DECchart,:&                 International Lexicon/C                 American English) and exit successfully. Any errors 7                 will be reported by the individual IVP.I  E                 _____________________________________________________   >               The installation is complete. Refer to the post-3               installation procedures in Chapter 3.t                                                      2-18 Installing DECwrite                       H                                                                        3H         ________________________________________________________________  H                                    DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures      F               This chapter describes tasks you must complete after you               install DECwrite.v  !         3.1 Editing Startup Filesc  @               You must edit the system startup command file and,H               optionally, the DECwrite startup command file before using               DECwrite.n  -         3.1.1 Editing the System Startup FileS  A               The name of the system startup command file varies,nC               depending on the version of OpenVMS that is installed G               on the system. Table 3-1 shows the system startup commandv               file names.D  H               Table_3-1_System_Startup_File_Names_______________________  H               OpenVMS_Version____________File_Name______________________  F               OpenVMS AXP Version 1.5    SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP_VMS.COM               or later  E               OpenVMS VAX Version 5.4    SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP_V5.COM_  E               OpenVMS VAX Version 5.5    SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP_V5.COMc  F               OpenVMS VAX Version 6.0    SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP_VMS.COMH               or_later__________________________________________________  G               Add the following lines to the appropriate system startupo               command file:       H                                DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures 3-1 l  u      !         3.1 Editing Startup Files     @               $ @SYS$STARTUP:WRITE$STARTUP.COM        ! DECwriteN               $ @SYS$STARTUP:LCI$STARTUP.COM          ! International Lexicons  F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  A                 If an international spell checking dictionary has A                 previously been installed, LCI$STARTUP.COM should >                 already be in the system startup command file.  E                 _____________________________________________________   /         3.1.2 Editing the DECwrite Startup Filea  C               The DECwrite startup command file, WRITE$STARTUP.COM,ID               defines the logical name WRITE$CLIPART to point to theH               DECwrite clip art directory. See the DECwrite User's Guide7               for information about the clip art files.e  J               The default at installation time is SYS$SYSDEVICE:[CLIPART].D               If you installed the clip art during the installation,E               or if you had the logical name WRITE$CLIPART previously A               defined, the installation automatically appends then>               correct WRITE$CLIPART logical name definition to                WRITE$STARTUP.COM.  G               By default, all the INSTALL commands in WRITE$STARTUP.COMoG               are commented out. You can optionally remove the comments F               for the images and shared libraries you want to install.H               This improves system performance on systems where multiple6               users are running DECwrite concurrently.  C               Make sure you have completed the steps in Section 1.8dG               before executing WRITE$STARTUP.COM on a standalone systemt0               or on other nodes in a VMScluster.            3.1.3 Examples Directory  H               DECwrite provides an examples directory with demonstrationD               documents, sample clip art, and other documents usefulH               during DECwrite editing. The DECwrite startup command fileE               defines the WRITE$EXAMPLES logical name to point to then*               DECwrite examples directory.  E               For a complete list of all the examples files, read theo>               file readme.txt in the write$examples directory.  1         3-2 DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures  t         H                                                3.1 Editing Startup Files    8         3.1.4 Editing the System Login Command Procedure  F               When a user invokes a LiveLink[TM] application, DECwriteF               starts the application in a detached, or child, process.D               For performance reasons, the detached process does notC               execute the user's LOGIN.COM command file. This means A               that logical names define in the LOGIN.COM file areiA               not accessible to the LiveLink application. To make D               the logical names accessible, user's must use the /JOBE               qualifier when defining logical names in your LOGIN.COM                file.t  C               Note that LiveLink applications do execute the systemnF               login command file, SYLOGIN.COM. When editing this file,F               do not assume interactive use only. For example, use the(               lexical function F$MODE():  9               $ IF F$MODE() .NES. "INTERACTIVE" THEN EXITu  >               If there are logical names that you want to makeC               accessible to all users, place the definitions before ,               this line in the command file.  6         3.2 Installing DECwrite on a Standalone System  E               If you have installed DECwrite on a standalone worksta-sF               tion, you must restart the DECwindows server in order toG               use the new screen fonts. Enter @SYS$STARTUP:DECW$STARTUP ,               RESTART to restart the server.  F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  B                 This will log you out of your workstation session.  E                 _____________________________________________________   /         3.3 Installing DECwrite on a VMScluster_  C               To install DECwrite on a cluster with a common systemvC               disk, make sure you load the DECwrite license and theeG               lexicon license appropriate to the language variant being 4               installed on all nodes in the cluster.      H                                DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures 3-3 e         /         3.3 Installing DECwrite on a VMScluster     C               To load the licenses, enter commands in the followingL               format:r                 $mc sysman9               SYSMAN> set environment/cluster/user=system F               Remote Password: <system password for the cluster nodes>2               SYSMAN> do license load LICENSE-NAME  B               Where LICENSE-NAME is the language variant kit name.  2               SYSMAN> do license load intl-lexicon  B               Where intl-lexicon is the name of the spell lexicon.+               Table 3-2 lists the lexicons.   1               SYSMAN> do @sys$startup:lci$startupt;               SYSMAN> do @sys$startup:write$startup P1 [P2]gS               SYSMAN> do @sys$manager:decw$starti18n P1 !DECwrite language variants [               SYSMAN> do @sys$startup:decw$startup restart ! Only required for workstations   A               Where P1 is the name of the language parameter (forIA               example, EN_GB for British English), and P2  is theLD               default language used when defining write$examples, as)               described in Section 3.1.3.S                 SYSMAN> exit  H               Table_3-2_International_Spell_Lexicons____________________  H               Name__________________Description_________________________  4               INTL-LEXICON-         American English               AMERICAN  3               INTL-LEXICON-         British English                BRITISH-ENG   *               INTL-LEXICON-DEUTSCH  German  +               INTL-LEXICON-ESPAOL  Spanish,  *               INTL-LEXICON-         French               FRANCAIS  )               INTL-LEXICON-         Dutchr               NEDERLANDS  +               INTL-LEXICON-SVENSKA  SwedishI  H                                                 (continued on next page)  1         3-4 DECwrite Post-Installation Proceduresy m  s      H                                  3.3 Installing DECwrite on a VMScluster    H               Table_3-2_(Cont.)_International_Spell_Lexicons____________  H               Name__________________Description_________________________  H               INTL-LEXICON-ITALIAN__Italian_____________________________              3.4 Rebooting the System  A               You can reboot your system after you have installedEF               DECwrite and reset the system parameters (if necessary).F               A system reboot verifies that DECwrite is ready for use,H               and establishes any new parameter settings. Note, however,)               that rebooting is optional.c  "         3.5 Performance and Tuning  B               Performance concerns how fast DECwrite works for youC               when you are working in DECwrite. Tuning concerns howID               to set system parameters and otherwise run DECwrite so9               that DECwrite consumes resources optimally.y  A               CPU and memory are the major hardware resources af-SE               fecting DECwrite performance. For more explanation, seeS               Section 3.5.1.  D               How you run DECwrite and the type of documents you areG               creating also affect performance. For more information onr/               these factors, see Section 3.5.2.I  D               To optimize performance on OpenVMS systems, you shouldG               check the system parameters and the user account profile,t+               as detailed in Section 3.5.3.N  F               Related to but not part of DECwrite performance are suchE               aspects of your system as printing, disk space, networksC               traffic, and so on. For example, printing performanceTD               depends on such factors as the type of printer you areD               using, the length of your document, and whether or not@               your document contains complex pictures or images.          H                                DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures 3-5 S  ,      "         3.5 Performance and Tuning             3.5.1 CPU and Memory  C               CPU and memory are key to optimizing performance. TheoE               more memory you have and the faster the CPU, the betternA               DECwrite will perform. As a rough guide, you need 1 A               megabyte of memory for every 100 pages of text-onlylB               DECwrite document. Documents with images or graphics"               require more memory.  @               Each desktop should have a local page disk with anF               initial page file size of approximately 80,000 blocks. AG               standalone workstation requires a minimum of 16 megabytesr!               of physical memory.   I               DECwrite V3.0 uses the OpenVMS Proactive Memory Reclamation_/               feature to optimize memory usage.            3.5.2 DECwrite Sessionsi  F               At each DECwrite session, users can control some aspects&               of DECwrite performance.            3.5.2.1 Running DECwrite  B               If possible, users should run DECwrite as a detachedC               process or directly from a DECterm window rather than_D               spawning DECwrite. If a user spawns DECwrite, DECwriteF               shares process quotas with any other application running-               in or from that DECterm window.   @               Display speed is affected by the graphics hardwareE               used as well as by whether you are using X-terminals or H               workstations and the type of documents you are displaying.           3.5.2.2 Images  ?               Bitmap images such as scanned photographs, screenCD               captures, or images created by a paint program take upG               more memory and disk space than other parts of a DECwrite-F               document. Documents containing images (both local copiesB               of images and linked images) typically require largeB               amounts of virtual memory during an editing session.  @               The memory requirements for an image depend on itsB               resolution, size, and depth, explained in Table 3-3.  1         3-6 DECwrite Post-Installation ProceduresM S  -      H                                               3.5 Performance and Tuning    H               Table_3-3_Image_Characteristics___________________________  H               Factor______Determined_By_________________________________  E               Resolution  Number of pixels (picture elements or dots) H                           per inch, most commonly known as dots per inchH                           or DPI, which is 75 or 100 for screen capturesC                           from most Digital workstations and 300 orkC                           higher for most scanned or paint-program-t(                           created images  >               Size        Total number of pixels in the image,E                           calculated by multiplying the resolution byaE                           the dimensions of the picture (for example,nG                           100 X 2 X 3 = 600 pixels for an image that isiG                           2 inches by 3 inches with a resolution of 100n                           DPI)  H               Depth       Number of memory bits (binary digits) requiredH                           to represent a pixel, which is 1 bit per pixelE                           for black and white (bitonal) and typicallyhD                           either 8 or 24 bits per pixel for color orH               ____________grayscale_images______________________________  D               Table 3-4 shows memory requirements for sample images.E               (Note that 8 bits is equal to 1 byte, and a megabyte isT-               approximately a million bytes.)t  H               Table_3-4_Memory_Requirements_for_Sample_Images___________  K               DPI____Dimensions__Type________Memory_Required_(in_megabytes)_  4               75     8  X 11    black and   .066 MB&                      inches      white  4               75     8  X 11    8-bit       .525 MB&                      inches      color  4               300    8  X 11    black and   1.05 MB&                      inches      white  4               300    8  X 11    8-bit       8.40 MB&                      inches      color  H                                                 (continued on next page)  H                                DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures 3-7           "         3.5 Performance and Tuning    H               Table_3-4_(Cont.)_Memory_Requirements_for_Sample_Images___  K               DPI____Dimensions__Type________Memory_Required_(in_megabytes)*  5               300    8  X 11    24-bit      25.25 MB H               _______inches______color__________________________________  ?               Even a large number of smaller images can requirecA               large amounts of memory. The main tuning parametersrC               that affect DECwrite's memory usage are the AUTHORIZE*E               working set quotas (WSDEFAULT, WSQUOTA, WSEXTENT), page E               file quota (PGFLQUO), and the virtual page count SYSGEN.H               parameter (VIRTUALPAGECNT), described in Section 3.6.2 and               Section 3.5.3.  F               Use the SHOW PROCESS/CONT command while paging through aH               document's images to determine the virtual memory require-F               ments. Make sure the page file quota can accommodate theE               maximum number of virtual pages required. If users havedG               very large images and if DECwrite displays messages about_C               insufficient memory, increase the SYSGEN virtual pageh               count parameter.  D               In some cases, you may want to recommend to users thatG               they change color images to black and white renditions inu:               order to save space in memory (and on disk).  E               A document containing large or multiple images requires_E               much more time to print than a similar document with notG               images. While preparing to print a page with large images C               or several images, the printer may generate "stalled" H               messages, but still be working on printing that next page.  0         3.5.2.3 Encapsulated PostScript Pictures  E               Large Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) pictures can take a E               long time to display on your workstation. To avoid thissF               problem, set the display off by setting the EncapsulatedE               PostScript toggle in the Preferences dialog box to off.o            1         3-8 DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures  i  l      H                                               3.5 Performance and Tuning    &         3.5.3 Post-Installation Tuning  G               After you install DECwrite, you might want to adjust your D               system to enhance performance or lower the use of someE               system resources. For detailed information about tuning G               your OpenVMS system, see the Guide to OpenVMS Performance_               Management._  H               DECwrite performance, particularly with large documents isG               dependent on the amount of memory available. WorkstationsME               running DECwrite should be tuned with this in mind. TheSH               critical parameters or quotas that control how much memory1               is available to user processes are:   =               o  The working set related quotas in AUTHORIZE:r                       WSDEFAULT_                     WSQUOTA                      WSEXTENT  2               o  The page file quota in AUTHORIZE:                       PGFLQUO   '               o  The SYSGEN parameters:t  "                     VIRTUALPAGECNT                     WSMAXe  G               Setting the working set quotas too low causes unnecessary >               paging and swapping. WSDEF and WSQUOTA should beB               approximately 256 and 512, respectively. Since otherH               DECwindows processes, such as the window manager, run withD               a user's quotas, it is usually best to start processesD               with this small amount of memory and let them get more%               memory as they need it._  F               In the case of a workstation, the general strategy is toF               let DECwrite access as much physical memory as possible.F               In order to maximize a process's use of physical memory,B               WSEXTENT can be set very high, close to the value ofC               WSMAX. For example, on a 24 megabyte (MB) workstationaH               with 48,000 pages of memory available, approximately 6,000C               pages are permanently allocated by VMS. The remaininge;               42,000 pages are available to user processes.W  H                                DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures 3-9    e      "         3.5 Performance and Tuning    H               Start by using MODPARAMS.DAT and setting a MIN_WSMAX equalF               to the total number of physical pages on the system. RunG               AUTOGEN and AUTOGEN will recommend the highest reasonable D               value for WSMAX. In this example, AUTOGEN recommends aB               value of approximately 34,000. Edit MODPARAMS.DAT toC               use this recommended value. This sort of tuning would E               be unrealistic on most timesharing and server machines, F               but it is not unrealistic for a single-user workstation.  ?               When the DECwrite user is working with very largecE               documents, such as those containing large color images,n?               make sure VIRTUALPAGECNT is large enough. You canuE               determine the virtual memory requirements of a DECwriteuG               session by using SHOW PROCESS/CONTINUOUS and watching thepH               value of Virtual Pages. A DECwrite user's page file quota,H               PGFLQUO, should be at least as large as VIRTUALPAGECNT and               usually larger.p  %         3.6 User Account Requirementss  E               To use DECwrite, user accounts on your system must have B               certain privileges and quotas. The next two sections;               contain information about these requirements.e           3.6.1 Privileges  B               To use DECwrite, each account must have at least theE               TMPMBX and NETMBX privileges. Use the OpenVMS AuthorizeeD               Utility to determine whether users have the privileges               they require.   !         3.6.2 User Account QuotasL  H               You must make sure that the appropriate user accounts haveE               sufficient quotas to be able to use DECwrite. Table 3-5 <               summarizes minimum recommended process quotas.  H               Table_3-5_User_Account_Quotas_____________________________  H               Account_Quota____Value____________________________________  %               ASTLM                10   H                                                 (continued on next page)  2         3-10 DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures (  N      H                                            3.6 User Account Requirements    H               Table_3-5_(Cont.)_User_Account_Quotas_____________________  H               Account_Quota____Value____________________________________  %               BIOLM                10   %               BYTLM            35 000o  %               DIOLM                10i  %               ENQLM               110r  %               FILLM                10c  (               MAXDETACH             0[1]  %               PGFLQUO          40 000r  %               PRCLM                 2_  %               TQELM                10   %               WSDEF               256u  %               WSQUOTA             512   (               WSEXTENT          4 100[2]H               [1]LiveLink_applications_run_as_detached_processes._The___  D               MAXDETACH quota controls how many LiveLink processes a'               user can run at one time. F               [2]On a single-user workstation, the value of the systemH               parameter WSEXTENT can be set equal to the value of WSMAX,%               for better performance.CH               __________________________________________________________  %         3.6.3 FileView Account Quotas   G               If you want to run DECwrite from FileView, special tuning                is required.  A               FileView runs each task as a subprocess; therefore, A               your process quotas that are depleted by subprocesseB               creation dictate how many FileView tasks you can run               simultaneously.a  B               Before creating a new process, FileView checks theseF               quotas and displays a warning in a dialog box if any areH               too low. The quota name is included in the message and can&               be one of the following:                 -  ASTLM                 -  BIOLM                 -  BYTLM  H                               DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures 3-11 Y  N      %         3.6 User Account Requirements                    -  FILLM                 -  PGFLQUOTA                 -  PRCLM                 -  TQELM  D               The most likely quotas to be consumed are your processC               limit (PRCLM) and buffered I/O byte count (BYTLM). ToeF               run DECwrite from FileView, your BYTLM quota should be aF               minimum of 35 000, with an additional 5000 for each taskF               you want to be able to run simultaneously. To be able toF               run five simultaneous tasks, your PRCLM quota must be atD               least 5, and your BYLTM quota must be at least 55 000.H               Process creation can reduce remaining ASTCNT and BIOCNT byH               3, and FILCNT by 2. PGFLQUOTA usage is highly dependent on               the task.N  D               FileView checks these quotas when creating its subpro-F               cesses; however, some quotas, such as PGFLQUOTA, are notF               consumed until the application is running. Therefore, ifF               several applications are invoked at once, it is possibleD               that PGFLQUOTA will be exhausted once the applicationsH               start up, without the error being detected by FileView. InE               this case, the applications can crash when the quota is                exceeded.A  B               When process creation fails due to quota exhaustion,H               FileView marks the task as Pending in the Work in ProgressC               box until one of the running tasks has completed. ThecC               Pending task then becomes Active. If you try to startdA               an additional task after the quota message has beensA               displayed, the task is marked Pending, and the Work D               in Progress box is displayed without a further warning               message.  +         3.6.4 Modifying User Account QuotasE  H               User account quotas are stored in the file SYSUAF.DAT. UseE               the Authorize Utility to verify and change user accountoG               quotas. First, set your directory to SYS$SYSTEM, and thene               run AUTHORIZE:    2         3-12 DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures           H                                            3.6 User Account Requirements    &               $ SET DEFAULT SYS$SYSTEM               $ RUN AUTHORIZEn               UAF>  B               At the AUTHORIZE prompt (UAF>), use the SHOW commandE               with an account name to check a particular account. Forr               example:                 UAF> SHOW SMITHd  C               To change a quota, use the MODIFY command at the UAF>D6               prompt. MODIFY has the following format:  2               MODIFY account-name /quota-name=nnnn  C               The following example changes the FILLM quota for the <               SMITH account and then exits from the utility:  )               UAF> MODIFY SMITH /FILLM=10t               UAF> EXIT   A               After you exit from the utility, the OpenVMS system F               displays messages indicating whether or not changes wereH               made. Once you have finished making the changes, the usersF               must log out and log in again for the new quotas to take               effect.   F               For more information about modifying account quotas, seeE               the description of the Authorize Utility in the OpenVMSe=               system management and operations documentation.   0         3.7 Installation Verification Procedures  D               The DECwrite Installation Verification Procedure (IVP)H               runs automatically at the end of the DECwrite installationB               procedure if you enter YES to that option during the               installation.e  F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  D                 Before you run the IVP for any language, ensure that<                 you correctly set the language you will use.  E                 _____________________________________________________s  H                               DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures 3-13           0         3.7 Installation Verification Procedures    C               If you did not enter YES, you may want to run the IVPaE               later. If run later, the IVP needs two separate commande               procedures:e  :               $ @SYS$TEST:WRITE$IVP.COM         ! DECwriteV               $ @SYS$TEST:INTLxx$IVP.COM           ! Bundled spell checking dictionary  F               where xx is the two letter code for the lexicon includedG               in your DECwrite kit. Table 3-6 lists language codes useds#               for bundled lexicons.   H               Table_3-6_Lexicons_supplied_by_DECwrite_Kits______________  F                               Language      Bundled       IVP LanguageH               DECwrite_Kit____Variant_______Lexicon_______Code__________  <               DECWRITE020     American      American      AE3                               English       Englishe  <               DECWRITE020     British       British       BEH               ________________English_______English_____________________  H               You receive a message indicating whether the IVP succeeded               or failed.           3.8 Invoking DECwrite   A               You can run DECwrite from the Session Manager, fromnH               FileView, or from the command line (DCL). To run DECwrite,G               you must use the appropriate display device. See your SSA_8               for the list of supported display devices.  4               To invoke a DECwrite language variant:  B               1. Select the language corresponding to the DECwriteG                  language variant you want to use, by choosing Language G                  from the Session Manager Options menu and choosing the F                  appropriate language from the Language Options dialog                  box.   G               2. Run DECwrite using one of the methods described below.   F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  A                 If you switch to a language for which there is no A                 DECwrite language variant, DECwrite will not run.   2         3-14 DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures 0         H                                                    3.8 Invoking DECwrite    C                 If the DECwrite American English product variant isl4                 installed, that will be run instead.  E                 _____________________________________________________i  7         3.8.1 Running DECwrite from the Session Manager_  H               The installation automatically adds DECwrite as an item on4               the Session Manager Applications menu.  =               To invoke DECwrite using a particular language:i  G               1. From the Session Manager, choose Customize   Language.-  A               2. Choose the appropriate language from the SessionP#                  Language list box.e  H               3. Choose DECwrite from the Session Manager's Applications                  menu.  F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  ;                 If you use a graphics terminal (VT1200, for C                 example), you must first establish X-session on theiB                 node where DECwrite is installed; then, repeat the2                 actions described in this section.  E                 _____________________________________________________   ,         3.8.2 Running DECwrite from FileView  G               The installation adds DECwrite as an item on the FileView F               Applications menu. You should inform all users after theE               installation that DECwrite is available as an option on /               their FileView Applications menu.5  A               In FileView, if you double click on a file with the_E               extension .doc or .doc_style, DECwrite is automaticallyu,               invoked to edit that document.  G               For information about adjusting quotas to run DECwrite ing*               FileView, see Section 3.6.2.      H                               DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures 3-15 )  n               3.8 Invoking DECwrite     '         3.8.3 Running DECwrite from DCLe  G               To run DECwrite from the DCL command line, enter at the $h               prompt:m  %               run sys$system:decwrite   B               If you want to run DECwrite from your workstation inC               a language other than English, choose the appropriate F               language from the Session Language list on the Customize"               Language dialog box.  H               You can also add a line to your login.com file to define a2               symbol to run DECwrite. For example:  0               decwrite :== $ sys$system:decwrite  F               You could, after logging out and then logging back in or;               running login.com, enter at the DCL $ prompt:m                 decwrite filename   G               This would invoke DECwrite and open the named document ifuG               it already exists, or display the New Document Attributesg>               dialog box if you have specified a new document.  %         3.9 DECwrite Sample Documentsg  H               During installation, DECwrite places sample files for each=               of its components in the following directories:t                 o  WRITE$EXAMPLESl                 o  CHART$EXAMPLESt  5               The WRITE$$EXAMPLES directory contains:a  E               o  The documents used for the Getting Started exercisesn  0               o  Several demonstration documents  E               o  A sample equation for use with the DECwrite EquationP                  Editore  E               o  Several sample Encapsulated PostScript files for user9                  with the DECwrite Link to Picture optiong  E               For a complete list of all the examples files, read theu>               file readme.txt in the write$examples directory.  2         3-16 DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures f  a      H                                            3.9 DECwrite Sample Documents    D               For instructions on using the DECwrite Getting StartedF               exercises and the online tutorial, refer to the DECwrite               User's Guide..  G               The CHART$EXAMPLES directory contains a sample chart file E               used in the DECchart exercises. For instructions on thewE               DECchart exercises, refer to the DECwrite User's Guide.   3         3.10 Compiling Fonts on Remote WorkstationsE  H               Your DECwrite software kit includes bitmap definition fontD               files. If you want to display DECwrite on a system notH               specifically supported by your software kit, you will needD               to compile and install the fonts on the remote system.  A               For example, if you have purchased DECwrite for DECeB               OSF/1 AXP and want to display DECwrite on an OpenVMSB               workstation, follow the procedure in Section 3.10.1.  C               On the other hand, if you have purchased DECwrite foruG               OpenVMS and want to display DECwrite to an OpenVMS systemsD               where DECwrite is not installed, simply perform a fontA               only installation, as described in the installationc'               procedure in Section 2.2.y  H               After installing the DECwrite kit, the bitmap distribution?               format (.bdf) files can be found in the followingl               directories:  $               o  On OpenVMS systems:  =                  SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DECWRITE.FONTS]   *               o  On DEC OSF/1 AXP systems:  1                  /usr/lib/X11/fonts/private/75dpi 2                  /usr/lib/X11/fonts/private/100dpi  H               The following sections describe how to compile and installG               the DECwrite fonts on OpenVMS and DEC OSF/1 AXP displays,e*               and on PCs using DECwindows.        H                               DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures 3-17           3         3.10 Compiling Fonts on Remote Workstations     @         3.10.1 Compiling and Installing Fonts on OpenVMS Systems  D               To compile and install the fonts on an OpenVMS system:  B               1. From a system account, copy the files with a .bdfB                  extension to a temporary working directory on the@                  OpenVMS workstation that will display DECwrite.  ?               2. Compile each of the files using command in theo"                  following format:  (                  $ FONT fontfilename.BDF  G                  The FONT command creates a file with a .DECW$FONT file                   extension.G  D               3. Copy all the 75 dpi font files into the 75 dpi font2                  area using the following command:  O                  $ COPY/LOG *_75.DECW$FONT SYS$COMMON:[SYSFONT.DECW.USER_75DPI]l  F               4. Copy all the 100 dpi font files into the 100 dpi font2                  area using the following command:  Q                  $ COPY/LOG *_100.DECW$FONT SYS$COMMON:[SYSFONT.DECW.USER_100DPI]u  D               5. Update the DECwindows Motif server's font directory2                  file using the following command:  -                  $ @SYS$UPDATE:DECW$MKFONTDIRr  H               6. Restart the DECwindows Motif server using the following                  command:t  4                  $ @SYS$MANAGER:DECW$STARTUP RESTART  F         3.10.2 Compiling and Installing Fonts on DEC OSF/1 AXP Systems  A               To compile and install the fonts on a DEC OSF/1 AXPc               workstation:  F               1. From a privileged account, copy the files with a .bdfH                  extension to a temporary working directory on the OSF/18                  workstation that will display DECwrite.  H               2. Compile each font file using a command in the following                  format:  A                  /usr/bin/dxfc fontfilename.bdf >fontfilename.pcf   2         3-18 DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures           H                              3.10 Compiling Fonts on Remote Workstations    D               3. Copy all the 75 dpi font files into the 75 dpi font2                  area using the following command:  >                  cp file.pcf /usr/lib/X11/fonts/private/75dpi/  F               4. Copy all the 100 dpi font files into the 100 dpi font)                  area using this command:   ?                  cp file.pcf /usr/lib/X11/fonts/private/100dpi/   .               5. Enter the following commands:  ;                  mkfontdir /usr/lib/X11/fonts/private/75dpi[<                  mkfontdir /usr/lib/X11/fonts/private/100dpi  5               6. Restart the DECwindows Motif server.   G         3.10.3 Compiling and Installing Fonts on a PC DECwindows System   A               To compile and install the fonts on a PC DECwindows                system:c  C               1. Copy the .bdf files from the system where DECwritetD                  is installed to a directory on your PC. The PC fileE                  names must be no more than eight characters followedoF                  by a three-character extension. For example, PRESENT_F                  BULLETS24_75.BDF could be named PB2475.BDF. Make sureE                  the file names are unique so that existing files are.!                  not overwritten.   F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  @                 You need write access to the drive where you are(                 compiling the font file.  E                 _____________________________________________________d  E               2. Compile the .bdf source file on the PATHWORKS systemaF                  service drive in one of the existing directories (forG                  example, use the \XSERVER\FONTS75 directory for 75 dpi $                  fonts), as follows:  ,                  C:\> CD M:\XSERVER\FONTS1008                  M:\XSERVER\FONTS100> COPY C:NEWFONT.BDF8                  M:\XSERVER\FONTS100> DWFONT NEWFONT.BDF  H                  For detailed information about compiling and installing?                  fonts on a PC DECwindows Motif system, see theL<                  PATHWORKS PC DECwindows Motif User's Guide.  H                               DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures 3-19 r  o      /         3.11 Determining and Reporting ProblemsO    /         3.11 Determining and Reporting Problemsf  E               If you encounter a problem while using DECwrite, report0C               it to Digital. Depending on the nature of the problemeG               and the type of support you have, you can take one of thea                following actions:  C               o  Call Digital if your software contract or warranty =                  agreement entitles you to telephone support.T  <               o  Submit a Software Performance Report (SPR).  E               o  Fill out and submit a Reader's Comments form, if theiC                  problem has to do with the DECwrite documentation.sF                  There are Reader's Comments forms at the back of eachH                  manual. Use the form from the manual in which you found@                  the error. Include the section and page number.  H               Review the Software Product Description (SPD) and WarrantyC               Addendum for warranty information. If you encounter asG               problem during the warranty period, report the problem asdH               indicated above, or follow alternate instructions providedC               by Digital for reporting SPD nonconformance problems.g                                            2         3-20 DECwrite Post-Installation Procedures a  t                  H                                                                        4H         ________________________________________________________________  H                                                   Using the Font Utility      /         4.1 Adding New Fonts to the Family Menu   ?               In addition to the fonts supplied by DECwrite anddH               DECwindows, you may decide that you need additional fonts.A               You can add new fonts to your system by installing:i  E               o  One or more font kits from the DECfonts[TM] Typeface                   Collectiont  0               o  Fonts supplied by third parties  /               o  Fonts that you create yourself   G               Once you have installed the new fonts on your system, you E               can add their family names to the DECwrite Family menu. G               This chapter describes how to use the Font Utility to addr+               new names to the Family menu.   F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  B                 To perform the operations described in this guide,=                 you must be logged in as SYSTEM on an OpenVMSn?                 system, and you must have privileges that allowoC                 you to copy files into protected areas and, on some @                 systems, to restart the DECwindows Motif Display                 Server.e  E                 _____________________________________________________m  0               Here are some important reminders:  E               o  Fonts must be installed on the system before you can C                  add their names to the Family menu. Installing new C                  fonts involves copying, compiling, and placing thefE                  various font files (screen font files, Adobe[R] FonteF                  Metrics (AFM) files, and PostScript[R] outline files)-                  in their proper directories.r  H                                               Using the Font Utility 4-1 o  u      /         4.1 Adding New Fonts to the Family Menuf    ?               o  If you have installed a DECfonts font kit, itstG                  installation procedure automatically copies, compiles, H                  and places all font files in the proper directories for                  you.f  H               o  For third-party or user-created fonts, you must installD                  all font files yourself. Follow the instructions in/                  Section 4.3 before continuing.   E                 ______________________ Caution ______________________n  B                 Since running the Font Utility can change the listD                 of available fonts, instruct system users to recoverC                 any aborted DECwrite sessions before using the Font D                 Utility. If users fail to do this before you run theA                 Font Utility, subsequent recoveries may result in 8                 changes to the fonts in their documents.  E                 _____________________________________________________            4.1.1 Overview  C               There are several ways to use the Font Utility to addoE               fonts to the DECwrite Family menu. In general, a Family E               menu entry corresponds to a font family, although largetB               font families require more than one menu entry. ThisC               overview defines terms and discusses factors that can 5               help you determine which method to use.   *         4.1.1.1 Terms Used in This Chapter  E               This section defines font-related terms used throughout                this chapter.n  @               o  A font family is a collection of typefaces that>                  all share the same basic design but differ inB                  characteristics such as width, weight, and slant.F                  Examples of font families are Helvetica[R], Times[R],,                  and New Century Schoolbook.  G                  Width (for example, narrow) indicates the thickness ofvG                  each character in the font, relative to those in othercH                  fonts in the font family. Weight (for example, bold) isH                  the heaviness or blackness of the characters in a font.H                  Slant (for example, oblique) indicates whether the font*                  is upright or italicized.  "         4-2 Using the Font Utility s         H                                  4.1 Adding New Fonts to the Family Menu    B               o  A typeface is a visually consistent subset of the@                  font family that shares characteristics such asC                  width, weight, and slant. An example of a typefacet2                  is Helvetica Narrow Bold Oblique.  G               o  A font is an instance of a typeface, often of a singlet                  size.  B               Fonts installed on the system that meet Font UtilityF               requirements for addition to the Family menu make up theE               New list. (For information on Font Utility requirements D               see Section 4.3 and Sections 4.4.2.5 and 4.4.2.6.) AllB               fonts in the same family and with the same width andG               character set encoding are associated with a single entry G               in the New list. Fonts already associated with the Family )               menu make up the Menu list.h  C               Creating Family menu entries consists of moving fontsoB               associated with a New list entry to form one or moreF               entries on the Family menu. Deleting a Family menu entry#               reverses the process.u  !         4.1.1.2 Ways to Add Fonts   E               The Font Utility provides the following ways to add new                fonts:  ,               o  All at once, using defaults  B                  The Font Utility adds all new fonts using default.                  weight and slant assignments.  G                  This method is the simplest and fastest way to add newl                  fonts.n  -               o  Individually, using defaultss  H                  The Font Utility adds fonts that correspond to a singleE                  entry on the New list using default weight and slantA                  assignments.   F                  This method is useful if you installed many typefacesG                  on the system, but want to add only a few typefaces too*                  the DECwrite Family menu.  1               o  Individually, with customizatione  H                                               Using the Font Utility 4-3           /         4.1 Adding New Fonts to the Family Menu     H                  The Font Utility adds fonts that correspond to a singleB                  entry on the New list. You can assign weights andG                  slants for a Family menu entry from weights and slantstD                  available for the New list entry and those that the)                  Font Utility recognizes.l  D                  Use this method to override the default assignmentsF                  that the Font Utility would normally make for weights                  and slants.  B               A wide range of font characteristics exist. The FontC               Utility recognizes the slants and weights[1] shown ini               Table 4-1.  A               Table 4-1 Slants and Weights Recognized by the FontnH               __________Utility_________________________________________  H               Slants____________________________________________________  9               Roman       Italic      Oblique     Cursiveu9               Slanted     Reverse     Reverse     Kursivei-                           italic      obliquem  H               __________________________________________________________H               Weights___________________________________________________  <               Thin        Light       Demi bold   Ultra bold7               Thinline    Medium      Semi bold   Heavyr;               Fineline    Regular     Bold        Heavyfacee7               Ultra       Book        Bold 2      Blackn               light 7               Extra       Nord        Extra bold  Ultrai               light H               Semilight___Demi____________________Poster________________  D               Examples in this chapter use the fonts supplied in theE               DECfonts LaserWriter[R] Emulation font kit. These fontsaD               must first be installed on the system according to theG               instructions in the DECfonts Typeface Collection Font Kit ,               Installation and User's Guide.  !               ___________________ G               [1]The DECfonts Typeface Collection may supply additional C                  slants and weights that the Font Utility will also                     recognize.   "         4-4 Using the Font Utility    p      H                                  4.1 Adding New Fonts to the Family Menu    D         4.1.2 Adding Fonts From All New List Entries, Using Defaults  F               Adding fonts all at once is the simplest and fastest wayG               to add new fonts. The Font Utility adds all the fonts you E               have installed on your system using default assignments E               for weights and slants. This allows you to complete the F               process from the command line level without entering any8               further commands through the Font Utility.  F               To add new fonts all at once, without any customization,E               start the Font Utility by following the instructions in E               Section 4.2.1, then run the Font Utility automatically.                 (See Example 4-1.)  F               The Font Utility displays messages on your screen in theE               following format, then returns you to the command line:   9               Example 4-1 Adding All Fonts Using Defaultsy  "               Font Utility V3.0-02X               Gathering screen and printer font information from system - please wait...8               10...9...8...7...6...5...4...3...2...1...0  -               Adding all the following fonts:S                  Helvetica Narrow                 ITC Bookman !                 ITC Zapf Chancery !                 ITC Zapf Dingbats5                 Palatino  *               All fonts successfully added  ,               Saving to file write$fonts.ini  E               The write$fonts.ini file is the font configuration fileXA               created during DECwrite installation. The procedure E               automatically creates a backup copy of the file, called %               write$fonts.ini_backup.n              H                                               Using the Font Utility 4-5 s  s      /         4.1 Adding New Fonts to the Family Menun    7         4.1.3 Adding Fonts From a Single New List Entryo  E               The procedures in the next two sections describe how tonD               add the fonts that correspond to a single entry on theE               New list. Both procedures require that you run the FontaE               Utility interactively. This gives you access to all theNC               Font Utility commands described in Section 4.2. TheseeF               commands give you additional flexibility in working with!               fonts. For example:n  E               o  Before adding fonts, you can use the show command to E                  see the contents of the New list. This confirms thatRH                  font families have been installed on the system and areC                  available to be added to the DECwrite Family menu.   G               o  Without leaving the Font Utility, you can use both theuH                  add command (described in Section 4.1.3.1) to add fontsC                  with default weight and slant assignments, and the F                  add confirm command (described in Section 4.1.3.2) to8                  customize weight and slant assignments.  H               o  You can also hide Family menu entries (so that they areE                  usable but do not appear on the menu), reveal hidden 9                  entries, and rename Family menu entries.            4.1.3.1 Using Defaults  F               To add fonts one at a time using the defaults determined"               by the Font Utility:  H               1. Start the Font Utility by following the instructions inC                  Section 4.2.1; run the Font Utility interactively.   H                  The Font Utility starts up, then prompts you to enter a                  command.n  F               2. Enter add, followed by the name of the New list entryG                  whose fonts you want to add, in quotation marks (" ").o                    For example:   .                  Enter command> add "Palatino"  F                  The Font Utility reports the Family menu entries that4                  it created, then prompts you again.  6               3. Enter exit to leave the Font Utility.  G                  The Font Utility asks if you want to replace the input/G                  file with a newer version of the write$fonts.ini file.g  "         4-6 Using the Font Utility /  /      H                                  4.1 Adding New Fonts to the Family Menu                   4. Enter y.R  H                  The Font Utility confirms the creation of a new versionF                  of the file write$fonts.ini, creates a backup versionF                  of the file, then creates the new version and returns)                  you to the command line.w           4.1.3.2 Customizing   F               You may want to customize the assignment of font weights               and slants if:  B               o  The New list entry has many choices available for!                  weight and slant   E               o  You want a bold or italic font to be the normal font %                  when using DECwrite.i  D               To add a font that corresponds to a New list entry andG               customize the weight and slant assignments using the Font                Utility:  H               1. Start the Font Utility by following the instructions inC                  Section 4.2.1; run the Font Utility interactively.   H                  The Font Utility starts up, then prompts you to enter a                  command.   H               2. Enter add confirm, followed by the name of the New listF                  entry whose fonts you want to add, in quotation marks                  (" ").                     For example:   6                  Enter command> add confirm "Palatino"  ?                  The Font Utility displays the choices that areFC                  available for the font weight, and the defaults it G                  has chosen, followed by a prompt asking if the choicesWF                  are correct. See Example 4-2 for an example of adding*                  fonts with customization.  )               3. Do one of the following:p  E                  o  Enter y to accept the Font Utility defaults, then &                     proceed to step 5.  D                  o  Enter n to make other assignments for the Family8                     menu entry, then continue at step 4.  7                  o  Enter a to abandon the add command.   H                                               Using the Font Utility 4-7 r  r      /         4.1 Adding New Fonts to the Family Menup    5               4. To specify new font weight settings:m  H                  a. Enter the number corresponding to the desired NormalF                     font weight, or enter 0 to refrain from choosing a0                     font for the normal setting.  F                  b. Enter the number corresponding to the desired Bold,                     font weight, or enter 0.  A                  c. Answer y at the prompt when you are sure your (                     choices are correct.  F               5. Based on the choices displayed for the font slant, do&                  one of the following:  D                  o  Enter y to accept the Font Utility defaults. TheF                     Font Utility reports the Family menu entry that it/                     created. Proceed to step 7.g  D                  o  Enter n to make other assignments for the Family8                     menu entry, then continue at step 6.  7                  o  Enter a to abandon the add command.   4               6. To specify new font slant settings:  A                  a. Enter the number corresponding to the desired B                     Upright font slant, or enter 0 to refrain from<                     choosing a font for the upright setting.  H                  b. Enter the number corresponding to the desired Italic+                     font slant, or enter 0.   A                  c. Answer y at the prompt when you are sure youroE                     choices are correct. The Font Utility reports thee6                     Family menu entry that it created.  F               7. Make additional weight and slant assignments or enter!                  another command:   B                  o  If more typefaces remain for the specified NewG                     list entry, the Font Utility displays the remaininghH                     choices for font weight, the defaults it has chosen,D                     and asks if the choices are correct. The process+                     starts again at step 3.e  E                  o  If all typefaces for the specified New list entrynA                     are assigned to a Family menu entry, the Fontt<                     Utility prompts you for another command.  "         4-8 Using the Font Utility m  t      H                                  4.1 Adding New Fonts to the Family Menu    D                  You can use the rename command to change the FamilyH                  menu entry name assigned by the Font Utility to another                  name.  D               8. When you finish adding New list entries to the Menu<                  list, enter exit to leave the Font Utility.  G                  The Font Utility asks if you want to replace the input +                  file with a newer version.)                 9. Enter y.l  H                  The Font Utility confirms the creation of a new versionF                  of the file write$fonts.ini, creates a backup versionF                  of the file, then creates the new version and returns)                  you to the command line.   A               Example 4-2 shows how the confirm option is used tooF               customize font weight assignments for a hypothetical New)               list entry "Martian Miter".   @               Note that in cases where Family menu entries would?               otherwise be ambiguous (for example, if more than C               two weights are available for typefaces with the same B               combination of family name, width, and character setD               encoding) the Font Utility appends weight names to the                Family menu entry.  D               Because more Martian Miter typefaces are available forH               assignment, the Font Utility continues. If you choose, you?               can make additional weight and slant assignments.v  9               Example 4-2 Adding Fonts with Customization   2               $ wfont :== $write$fontutil <Return>.               $ wfont write$fonts.ini <Return>  H                                                 (continued on next page)              H                                               Using the Font Utility 4-9           /         4.1 Adding New Fonts to the Family Menug    A               Example 4-2 (Cont.) Adding Fonts with Customization   "               Font Utility V3.0-02X               Gathering screen and printer font information from system - please wait...8               10...9...8...7...6...5...4...3...2...1...0A               Enter command> add confirm "Martian Miter" <Return> @               Confirming weight choices for font "Martian Miter"                Weights available:*                  (1) light  (roman,italic)+                  (2) medium  (roman,italic)c)                  (3) bold  (roman,italic) *                  (4) black  (roman,italic)(                  (5) ultrablack  (roman)  1               Weights chosen by the Font Utility:m.                  - (2) medium as normal weight*                  - (3) bold as bold weight  O               Are the above weight choices correct [yes/no/abandon]: n <Return>p9               Pick one or two of these available weights:f                  (0) none *                  (1) light  (roman,italic)+                  (2) medium  (roman,italic) )                  (3) bold  (roman,italic)s*                  (4) black  (roman,italic)(                  (5) ultrablack  (roman)  M               Enter normal weight number from list above [0 to 5]: 1 <Return>sK               Enter bold weight number from list above [0 to 5]: 4 <Return>s                Weights you chose:-                  - (1) light as normal weight +                  - (4) black as bold weight   O               Are the above weight choices correct [yes/no/abandon]: y <Return>   ?               Confirming slant choices for font "Martian Miter" :               Slants available for weights already chosen:                  (1) roman                  (2) italicf  0               Slants chosen by the Font Utility:-                  - (1) roman as upright slant2-                  - (2) italic as italic slanty  H                                                 (continued on next page)  #         4-10 Using the Font Utility  n  e      H                                  4.1 Adding New Fonts to the Family Menu    A               Example 4-2 (Cont.) Adding Fonts with Customization   N               Are the above slant choices correct [yes/no/abandon]: y <Return>4               Font "Martian Miter Light/Black" added  @               Note that in cases where Family menu entries would?               otherwise be ambiguous (for example, if more thanoC               two weights are available for typefaces with the same B               combination of family name, width, and character setD               encoding) the Font Utility appends weight names to the                Family menu entry.  D               Because more Martian Miter typefaces are available forH               assignment, the Font Utility continues. If you choose, you?               can make additional weight and slant assignments.   @               Confirming weight choices for font "Martian Miter"                Weights available:+                  (1) medium  (roman,italic) )                  (2) bold  (roman,italic) (                  (3) ultrablack  (roman)  1               Weights chosen by the Font Utility:y.                  - (1) medium as normal weight*                  - (2) bold as bold weight  O               Are the above weight choices correct [yes/no/abandon]: y <Return>F  ?               Confirming slant choices for font "Martian Miter"s:               Slants available for weights already chosen:                  (1) roman                  (2) italic   0               Slants chosen by the Font Utility:-                  - (1) roman as upright slantl-                  - (2) italic as italic slantF  N               Are the above slant choices correct [yes/no/abandon]: y <Return>4               Font "Martian Miter Medium/Bold" added  @               Confirming weight choices for font "Martian Miter"                Weights available:(                  (1) ultrablack  (roman)    H                                              Using the Font Utility 4-11 -         /         4.1 Adding New Fonts to the Family Menu     1               Weights chosen by the Font Utility:_#                  - No normal weight 0                  - (1) ultrablack as bold weight  O               Are the above weight choices correct [yes/no/abandon]: y <Return>   ?               Confirming slant choices for font "Martian Miter" :               Slants available for weights already chosen:                  (1) roman  0               Slants chosen by the Font Utility:-                  - (1) roman as upright slant "                  - No italic slant  N               Are the above slant choices correct [yes/no/abandon]: y <Return>3               Font "Martian Miter Ultrablack" added *               Enter command> exit <Return>  V               Do you really want to overwrite write$fonts.ini (y or n) [n]? y <Return>  ,               Saving to file write$fonts.ini                 $i  @               If more than one character set encoding exists forF               typefaces of a font family that have the same width, theH               Font Utility also appends the name of the character set to)               the Family menu entry name.   D               If the default name duplicates an existing Family menuH               entry name, the Font Utility uses a Family menu entry name;               that includes a number starting at 2 instead.   C               For example, the name assignment might take the form:n  =               font_family width weight/weight n character_set-  "               where n begins at 2.  C               You can use the rename command to change the assignede5               Family menu entry name to another name.t        #         4-12 Using the Font Utilityf s  l      H                               4.2 Font Utility Commands and Descriptions    2         4.2 Font Utility Commands and Descriptions  F               The DECwrite Font Utility allows you to add, delete, andH               otherwise manage entries in the DECwrite Family menu. This'               chapter describes how to:g  '               o  Start the Font Utilityh  .               o  Use all Font Utility commands  >               o  Change characteristics of Family menu entries  =               o  Reveal the Present Bullets hidden menu entrye  '         4.2.1 Starting the Font Utilitym  <               To start the Font Utility, follow these steps:  F               1. Set the display variable using the following command:  3                  $ set display/create/node=nodename   G                  For nodename, enter the node name of your workstation.   H               2. Go to the proper directory using the following command:  2                  $ set default sys$common:[syslib]  &               3. Run the Font Utility.  G                  You can run the Font Utility automatically or interac-aG                  tively. By running the Font Utility interactively, you F                  have access to the full set of Font Utility commands.  B                  o  To run the Font Utility automatically, use the&                     following command:  /                     $ wfont :== $write$fontutil .                     $ wfont -n write$fonts.ini  B                  o  To run the Font Utility interactively, use the&                     following command:  /                     $ wfont :== $write$fontutil +                     $ wfont write$fonts.iniy  D                  In either case, you can specify an input file other?                  than the configuration file (write$fonts.ini).   H                  You can also specify an output file, causing changes toE                  be saved to that file rather than to the input file.   H                                              Using the Font Utility 4-13 l         2         4.2 Font Utility Commands and Descriptions    G                  Upon exiting, the Font Utility automatically creates aoH                  backup version of the output file (or the input file ifH                  an output file is not specified), then saves changes to2                  a new version of the output file.  H                  For example, the following command causes changes to be=                  saved to an output file called newfonts.ini:t  5                  $ wfont write$fonts.ini newfonts.ini   #         4.2.2 Font Utility Commandsu  H               Font Utility commands use two font lists: the New list andG               the Menu list, as described in Section 4.1.1.1. Table 4-2n2               describes all Font Utility commands.  G               Note that all references to names on the New list or MenunG               list must be entered within quotation marks. The commands(F               are not case sensitive, although some of their arguments               may be.   E                 ______________________ Caution ______________________s  B                 Recover any aborted DECwrite sessions before usingC                 the Font Utility, or the recovery may use the wrong                  fonts.  E                 _____________________________________________________h                                  #         4-14 Using the Font Utilityr u  t      H                               4.2 Font Utility Commands and Descriptions    H               Table_4-2_DECwrite_Font_Utility_Commands__________________  H               Command___Format,_Effects,_and_Descriptions_______________  4               add       add [confirm] "newlistentry"  D                         If you specify newlistentry, the add commandG                         creates one or more related entries on the MenuEE                         list and removes the entry from the New list.t  C                         If you specify the confirm option, the FontnA                         Utility displays all the weight and slant E                         choices for newlistentry and lets you confirm D                         default assignments or pick new assignments.  C                         If you do not specify newlistentry, the add H                         command prompts for it with Family name:. If youG                         press Return without specifying a name, the add 0                         command changes nothing.  )               add new   add new [confirm]t  ?                         The add new command moves all the fontsnF                         associated with the New list to the Menu list.  >                         If you specify the confirm option, theB                         Font Utility confirms the weight and slantC                         assignments as they are being added. If youtH                         have many typefaces and do not need to customizeC                         their font and weight assignments, omit theaE                         confirm option to reduce the time required toS&                         add typefaces.  H                                                 (continued on next page)                      H                                              Using the Font Utility 4-15 o  h      2         4.2 Font Utility Commands and Descriptions    H               Table_4-2_(Cont.)_DECwrite_Font_Utility_Commands__________  H               Command___Format,_Effects,_and_Descriptions_______________  %               delete    delete "name"o  D                         Name can be a Menu list entry name or a fontE                         family name with the same width and characteri%                         set encoding.r  E                         The delete command looks for name in the MenutG                         list. If name is found, the command removes the H                         Menu list entry and returns the associated fonts(                         to the New list.  G                         If name is not found, the command looks for one H                         or more Menu list entries whose font family nameD                         and width and character set encoding matchesG                         name and returns these entries to the New List.n  F                         If you do not specify name, the delete commandF                         prompts for it with Family name:. If you pressD                         Return without specifying a name, the delete0                         command changes nothing.  *               exit      exit [outfilename]  C                         The exit command exits the Font Utility andiG                         saves the changes that you made to outfilename.rC                         If you do not specify outfilename, the Font D                         Utility saves the changes to the output fileH                         named at startup or to the input file if you did3                         not specify an output file.U  G                         The Font Utility automatically creates a backupPG                         copy of the previous version of the output filetA                         and assigns it the extension .ini_backup.s  C                         The Font Utility may ask you to verify that G                         you want to write to the indicated file. If you G                         respond with yes, you exit the Font Utility andhG                         your changes are saved. If you respond with no,fF                         no action is taken and you can continue to use)                         the Font Utility.   H                                                 (continued on next page)  #         4-16 Using the Font Utility            H                               4.2 Font Utility Commands and Descriptions    H               Table_4-2_(Cont.)_DECwrite_Font_Utility_Commands__________  H               Command___Format,_Effects,_and_Descriptions_______________  ,               hide      hide "menulistentry"  E                         The hide command hides menulistentry from theaB                         Menu list. Hidden entries are available toD                         existing DECwrite files read in, but are notC                         displayed on the DECwrite Family menu. This H                         feature is useful for hiding the DECmath entriesE                         from the menu, or for excluding other entries .                         without deleting them.  E                         If you do not specify menulistentry, the hide H                         command prompts for it with Family name:. If youE                         press Return without specifying an entry, then5                         hide command changes nothing.   G                         You can reverse the effects of the hide commandt4                         by using the reveal command.                 quit      quit  G                         The quit command terminates the session without '                         saving changes.   H                         If you made changes (by using any command exceptF                         show), the Font Utility prompts you to confirmA                         that you want to quit without saving yourtD                         changes. If you answer yes, the Font UtilityF                         session terminates without saving any changes.F                         If you answer no, the utility saves no changes>                         and the Font Utility continues to run.  E                         If you have made no changes, the Font UtilitysE                         session ends without asking for confirmation.r  H                                                 (continued on next page)            H                                              Using the Font Utility 4-17    e      2         4.2 Font Utility Commands and Descriptions    H               Table_4-2_(Cont.)_DECwrite_Font_Utility_Commands__________  H               Command___Format,_Effects,_and_Descriptions_______________  D               rename    rename "oldmenulistentry" "newmenulistentry"  E                         The rename command renames the indicated Menuu1                         list entry to a new name.   H                         The names you change with the rename command areF                         those displayed on the Family menu. Renaming aE                         Menu list entry does not change file names or E                         affect the internal pointers used to identifyt                         fonts.  H                         If you do not specify oldmenulistentry, the FontD                         Utility prompts From:. If you do not specifyG                         newmenulistentry, the Font Utility prompts To:.a  D                         If you press Return at either prompt withoutG                         specifying an entry, no change is made, and yout=                         can continue to run the Font Utility.   .               reveal    reveal "menulistentry"  B                         The reveal command makes previously hiddenE                         menulistentry visible on the Family menu. See F                         the hide command for details about hidden Menu%                         list entries.v  G                         If you do not specify menulistentry, the revealoH                         command prompts for it with Family name:. If youE                         press Return without specifying an entry, thea1                         utility displays nothing.c  H                                                 (continued on next page)                  #         4-18 Using the Font Utilityr o  i      H                               4.2 Font Utility Commands and Descriptions    H               Table_4-2_(Cont.)_DECwrite_Font_Utility_Commands__________  H               Command___Format,_Effects,_and_Descriptions_______________  7               show      show [full] [new|menu] ["name"]e  B                         The show command displays the entries with?                         the indicated name and optionally theirhC                         corresponding screen font names, PostScriptiH                         outline file names, and Adobe Font Metrics (AFM)#                         file names.   D                         If you do not specify name or an option, theF                         show command defaults to show new, showing allC                         entries in the New list. The options are asd                          follows:                           o  full.  C                            Displays additional information for each B                            entry, consisting of screen font names,F                            PostScript outline file names, and AFM file                             names                           o  new  C                            Displays all entries in the New list, oryH                            displays a specific entry if you specify name                           o  menuo  D                            Displays all entries in the Menu list, orH                            displays a specific entry if you specify name  !                         o  "name"   G                            Displays the indicated entries in either thet7                            New list, Menu list, or bothf  H               __________________________________________________________  A         4.2.3 Adding Point Sizes for Existing Family Menu Entries(  F               After you associate a typeface with a Family menu entry,F               you can provide additional point sizes for the typeface.0               This involves the following steps:  G               1. Install, on the system, the new screen font files that/>                  provide the new point sizes. See Section 4.3.  D               2. Run the Font Utility interactively, as described in                  Section 4.2.1.   H                                              Using the Font Utility 4-19 F         2         4.2 Font Utility Commands and Descriptions    C               3. Enter delete, followed by the existing Family menubH                  entry in quotation marks (" ") to delete the entry from!                  the Family menu.   :               4. Enter exit to exit from the Font Utility.  ,               5. Run the Font Utility again.  H               6. To add the typeface back to the Family menu, enter add,E                  followed by the font family name with the same widthw@                  and character set encoding, in quotation marks.  F                  The typeface, including the new point sizes, is addedH                  to the Family menu, with the same slants and weights it                   had previously.  6               7. Enter exit to leave the Font Utility.  B         4.2.4 Revealing the Present Bullets Hidden Menu List Entry  E               The Present Bullets typeface is available but hidden onFG               DECwrite Version 3.0 systems. This means that the Present H               Bullets typeface is available to existing files read in toG               the application, but is not displayed on the Family menu.a  C               To make the entry visible on the Family menu, use the (               reveal command as follows:  H               1. Start the Font Utility by following the instructions inC                  Section 4.2.1. Run the Font Utility interactively.t  H                  The Font Utility starts up, then prompts you to enter a                  command.   H               2. Enter reveal, followed by the name of the entry you are5                  revealing, in quotation marks (" ").d                    For example:g  8                  Enter command> reveal "Present Bullets"  A                  The Font Utility reports that the entry has beent2                  revealed, then prompts you again.                 3. Enter exit.  G                  The Font Utility asks if you want to replace the input >                  file with a newer version of write$fonts.ini.                 4. Enter y.t  #         4-20 Using the Font Utility  r  a      H                               4.2 Font Utility Commands and Descriptions    H                  The Font Utility confirms the creation of a new versionC                  of the file, then returns you to the command line.     -         4.3 Installing Third-Party Font Files,  D               To install third-party or user-created fonts, you mustA               first create or copy the font files to your system, F               then compile and place the font files in the appropriateE               directories. If you are installing a DECfonts font kit, F               its installation procedure performs these operations for               you.  E               Three types of files are associated with each typeface:t  E               o  Screen font files (also called bitmap screen fonts),mC                  for various point sizes, which contain bitmaps for D                  rendering each character on the screen. Screen fontF                  files have the extension .bdf; they may also have the%                  extension .decw$bdf.c  E               o  An Adobe Font Metrics (AFM) file (also called a font E                  metrics file), which contains the dimensions of each H                  character so that characters can be displayed similarlyF                  on the screen and in the PostScript output. AFM files)                  have the extension .afm.a  @               o  A PostScript outline file (also called a Type 1G                  outline font), which contains the definitions for eacheH                  character. These definitions allow a PostScript printerC                  to print a file that uses the typeface. PostScript 6                  outline files have the extension .ps.  3         4.3.1 Installing Fonts on an OpenVMS Systemy  =               To install new font files on an OpenVMS system:f  >               1. Copy or create the font files on your system.  D               2. Compile the screen font files. At the command line,A                  enter font, followed by the name of each .bdf or H                  .decw$bdf screen font file, using the following format:      H                                              Using the Font Utility 4-21 e  n      -         4.3 Installing Third-Party Font Filesb    &                  $ font filename-1.bdf+                  $ font filename-2.decw$bdfs                     .a                     .                      .o&                  $ font filename-n.bdf  G                  This compiles each file with the OpenVMS Font CompilervF                  and creates a new file with the extension .decw$font.  D               3. Copy the resulting .decw$font files to their targetH                  areas (depending on whether the files are for 75 dpi or"                  100 dpi screens):  *                  .decw$font    Target Area                  files  C                   75 dpi       sys$common:[sysfont.decw.user_75dpi]n  D                  100 dpi       sys$common:[sysfont.decw.user_100dpi]  C               4. Copy the AFM files (extension .afm) and PostScripthF                  outline files (extension .ps) to the target directory;                  sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user].   C               5. If you are running DECwindows Motif Version 1.1 or E                  higher, update the font lookup file to point to both D                  the 75 dpi and 100 dpi target areas by entering the#                  following command:   -                  $ @sys$update:decw$mkfontdiru  H                  Then, log out of your current windowing session and log                  in again.  )         4.4 Troubleshooting Font Problems_  %               This chapter describes:o  H               o  Problems you may encounter while using the Font Utility  $               o  Recovery procedures      #         4-22 Using the Font Utilityt a  c      H                                        4.4 Troubleshooting Font Problems    %         4.4.1 Troubleshooting Summaryt  G               Table 4-3 lists possible problems you may encounter whilecG               using the Font Utility, and summarizes steps you can takee               to address them.  H               Table_4-3_Troubleshooting_Summary_________________________  A               Problem                              Third-Party or H               Description______DECfonts_Fonts______User-Defined_Fonts___  A               Cannot connect   Set the display     Same solution. ,               to DECwindows    variable (see0               Display Server   Section 4.4.2.1).-                                Check security *                                access (see0                                Section 4.4.2.2).+                                Check that a )                                session isu0                                logged in on your/                                workstation (seet0                                Section 4.4.2.3).  H               __________________________________________________________  H                                                 (continued on next page)                                      H                                              Using the Font Utility 4-23 y  a      )         4.4 Troubleshooting Font Problems     H               Table_4-3_(Cont.)_Troubleshooting_Summary_________________  A               Problem                              Third-Party or H               Description______DECfonts_Fonts______User-Defined_Fonts___  H                                                 (continued on next page)                                                                              #         4-24 Using the Font Utility  a  c      H                                        4.4 Troubleshooting Font Problems    H               Table_4-3_(Cont.)_Troubleshooting_Summary_________________  A               Problem                              Third-Party or H               Description______DECfonts_Fonts______User-Defined_Fonts___  D               Font Utility     Check that          Check that screenF               show new or      screen fonts are    fonts are installedF               show menu        installed on your   on your workstationH               commands do      workstation (see    (see Section 4.4.2.5)G               not list all     Section 4.4.2.5)    and that the displayaE               installed font   and that the        variable points tofH               families         display variable    your workstation (seeD                                points to your      Section 4.4.2.1).?                                workstation (see    Restart your D                                Section 4.4.2.1).   windowing session@                                Restart your        or DECwindowsF                                windowing           Display Server (seeD                                session or          Section 4.4.2.4).D                                DECwindows Display  If installed fontE                                Server (see         families still arelF                                Section 4.4.2.4).   not listed, run theF                                If installed font   Notepad applicationD                                families still      to display screenB                                are not listed,     font names (seeD                                run the Notepad     Displaying ScreenD                                application to      Font Attributes).F                                display screen      Check system screenA                                font names (see     font, AFM, andrE                                Displaying Screen   PostScript outlinenH                                Font Attributes).   file directories (seeD                                If the names are    Section 4.4.2.5).F                                present, check the  Compare screen fontE                                AFM and PostScript  and AFM files (seelD                                outline file        Section 4.4.2.6.)/                                directories (see_0                                Section 4.4.2.5).-                                Otherwise, them-                                AFM files were ,                                not installed.                                by the DECfonts+                                installation ,                                procedure, or1                                were not installed -                                on the correct &                                system.  H                                              UsingothenFontoUtilityp4-25           )         4.4 Troubleshooting Font Problemsd    H               Table_4-3_(Cont.)_Troubleshooting_Summary_________________  A               Problem                              Third-Party ornH               Description______DECfonts_Fonts______User-Defined_Fonts___  H               __________________________________________________________  A               Wrong slant or   Run Font Utility.   Same solution. /               weight chosen    Delete Menu lista.                                entry, then add,                                corresponding-                                New list entryt0                                using the confirm&                                option.  H               __________________________________________________________  A               Cannot use       Check that          Same solution. ,               added fonts      the fonts are/               when running     installed on thet0               DECwrite         workstation whose.                                display you are%                                using.n+                                Restart your 0                                windowing session0                                or the DECwindows,                                Motif Display*                                Server (see0                                Section 4.4.2.4).  H               __________________________________________________________  A               Cannot print     Check that          Same solution.mG               a DECwrite       PostScript          In addition, compareeD               document that    outline files       AFM file data andE               uses a new font  are in required     PostScript outline A                                directory. (See     file data (see H               _________________Section_4.4.2.5.)___Section_4.4.2.6).____              #         4-26 Using the Font Utility     e      H                                        4.4 Troubleshooting Font Problems    !         4.4.2 Recovery Procedures   E               The following sections provide detailed descriptions ofc*               problem recovery procedures.  ,         4.4.2.1 Setting the Display Variable  G               Because the Font Utility uses DECwindows Motif to performsF               screen font lookups on your workstation, it must connect>               to your workstation in the same way as DECwrite.  E               To set the display variable to connect to your worksta-iC               tion, follow the instructions given in Section 4.2.1.   (         4.4.2.2 Checking Security Access  A               If you are using the Font Utility on a system othermC               than the workstation where you run DECwrite, you mustaH               ensure that your workstation provides the correct security               access.   ?               To check the security access on your workstation:   F               1. From the DECwindows Session Manager, choose Options                    Security.  E               2. If the node that you are using and your username are H                  not in the Security list on your workstation, add them,3                  and click on OK in the dialog box.i  G               3. Choose Options   Save Current Settings (or Customize  t(                  Save Current Settings).  &         4.4.2.3 Checking Session Login  A               If you are using the Font Utility on a system other_@               than the workstation where you run DECwrite, checkB               your workstation's security access (by following theF               instructions in Section 4.4.2.2), and make sure that youF               are logged in to the workstation from the display window"               on that workstation.  C         4.4.2.4 Restarting Your Windowing Session or Display Server   G               After you install fonts on your workstation, you must log B               out of your windowing session and then log in again.  H                                              Using the Font Utility 4-27           )         4.4 Troubleshooting Font Problemsl    >         4.4.2.5 Checking the Location of Screen Font, AFM, and                  PostScript Files  C               If font families that you added to the system are notsC               listed when you use the Font Utility show new or shownF               menu commands, they may not be installed on the required3               systems or in the proper directories.   C               Screen font files must be installed on the DECwindows ?               server that you are using. This is typically your F               workstation. AFM files and PostScript outline files mustH               be installed on the system that runs DECwrite and the Font               Utility.  G               Table 4-4 gives the correct directory locations for theseN               files.  H               Table_4-4_Font_File_Locations_____________________________  H               Font_Files__Directory_Location____________________________  >               Screen      sys$common:[sysfont.decw.user_75dpi]?               font files  sys$common:[sysfont.decw.user_100dpi]r  C               AFM and     sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]                PostScript               outlineeH               files_____________________________________________________  A               For instructions on copying the files to the propere+               directories, see Section 4.3.   F               Section 4.3 also describes the procedure you must follow6               to update the font lookup file or files.  B         4.4.2.6 Comparing Screen Font, AFM, and PostScript Outline                 Files   F                 ________________________Note  ________________________  D                 This section applies to third-party and user-defined=                 fonts only. It does not apply to the DECfonts.$                 Typeface Collection.  E                 _____________________________________________________f  #         4-28 Using the Font Utility            H                                        4.4 Troubleshooting Font Problems    F               When you install third-party or user-defined fonts, dataC               in the AFM files may be omitted or may not agree withpB               corresponding data in the screen font and PostScriptB               outline files. If this data does not agree, the Font<               Utility cannot see your newly installed fonts.  G               To determine whether the data agrees, follow these steps:   4               1. Display the screen font attributes.  A               2. Edit the relevant AFM files to see, and possibly &                  correct, data fields.  H               3. Edit the relevant PostScript files to see, and possibly&                  correct, data fields.  /               Displaying Screen Font Attributese  4               To display the screen font attributes:  8               1. Run the DECwindows Notepad application.  )               2. Choose Customize   Font.a  =                  The Font Attributes dialog box is displayed.l  F               3. In the Family list box, click on the name of your new                  font.  F                  The available pixel sizes for that font are displayedB                  in the Size List box. For 75 dpi fonts, the pointD                  size and the pixel size are approximately the same.C                  For 100 dpi fonts, the point size is approximately 7                  three-fourths of the pixel size shown.f  #               4. Click on any size..  A                  The screen font attributes weight, slant, width,lC                  spacing, and character set encoding are displayed.mH                  These, and the family name, are the attributes that youH                  need to compare with the AFM attributes. See Table 4-5.  6               Editing AFM and PostScript Outline Files  E               For new fonts to appear in the Font Utility's New list,fC               certain strings within the AFM and PostScript outlineyF               files, and corresponding attributes of the screen fonts,               must agree.   H                                              Using the Font Utility 4-29 t  a      )         4.4 Troubleshooting Font Problems     F               If you cannot list the added fonts when you use the FontF               Utility show new or show menu commands, or if you cannotD               print a document containing a new font, you must checkC               the data in the AFM and PostScript outline files thateA               correspond to the weight and slant you have chosen.y  E               Note that you need check only those files corresponding G               to the weights and slants assigned when the font is added E               to DECwrite, even though more weights and slants may be &               installed on the system.  B               Table 4-5 shows the AFM, PostScript, and screen fontD               attributes that must agree, with ITC Bookman[TM] Light@               Italic used as an example. Except where noted, theF               correspondence must be content specific, but is not case               sensitive.  H               Table_4-5_AFM,_PostScript,_and_Screen_Font_Comparisons____  H               AFM_File_String_____________Screen_Font_Attributes________  D               FullName                    Family       Weight  Slant  E               FullName ITC Bookman        ITC          Light   Italic 1               Light Italic                Bookmano  0               FamilyName                  Family  -               FamilyName ITC Bookman      ITCe1                                           Bookman   0               Weight                      Weight  /               Weight Light                Light   1               IsFixedPitch                Spacingn  6               IsFixedPitch false          Proportional  4               IsFixedPitch true           Monospaced  2               EncodingScheme              Char Set  3               EncodingScheme DECIsolatin1 ISO8859-1   2               EncodingScheme AdobeStandardAdobe-ng6                                           FontSpecific  H                                                 (continued on next page)  #         4-30 Using the Font Utility$ t  l      H                                        4.4 Troubleshooting Font Problems    @               Table 4-5 (Cont.) AFM, PostScript, and Screen FontH               __________________Comparisons_____________________________  H               AFM_File_String_____________Screen_Font_Attributes________  .               EncodingScheme FontSpecific DEC-6                                           FONTSPECIFIC  H               __________________________________________________________A                                           PostScript Outline File H               AFM_File_String_____________Attributes____________________  C               FontName (case sensitive)   FontName (case sensitive)   ;               FontName Bookman-           FontName Bookman-t5               LightItalic                 LightItalic   A               FontName                    PostScript outline fileo.                                           name  @               FontName Bookman-           bookman_lightitalic.psH               LightItalic_______________________________________________  A               The screen font attribute Char Set is composed of arB               registry string and an encoding string. In the thirdF               EncodingScheme example in Table 4-5, the registry stringF               is DEC- and the encoding string is FONTSPECIFIC. In someC               cases, the registry string for the screen font is notsF               present in the AFM EncodingScheme string, as illustrated               by the example.   D               The following AFM and screen font encoding schemes are-               recognized by the Font Utility:d  B               dec.cns11643.1986jisx0208.1983-1  jisx0201-romankana               2 >               dec.dtscs.1990-  jisx0208-        ksc5601.1987-1&               2                kanji11:               gb2312.1980-1    iso8859-1        iso-8859-29               iso8859-3        iso8859-4        iso8859-5 9               iso8859-6        iso8859-7        iso8859-8   H               In addition, the Font Utility recognizes the following AFM               encoding schemes:u  >               adobestandardencodecisolatin1     isolatinhebrewC               applespecific    fontspecific     jis12-88-cfencodingc  H                                              Using the Font Utility 4-31 _  _      )         4.4 Troubleshooting Font Problems     G               To view and edit the attributes of an AFM or a PostScript                outline file:   @               1. Set default to the sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_)                  metrics.user] directory.   A               2. Using a text editor, edit the appropriate AFM or )                  PostScript outline file.   D               3. Locate and compare the strings listed in Table 4-5.  G                  All AFM file strings and screen font attributes listedi)                  in the table must agree.   F                  An additional correspondence is necessary between theC                  FontName strings in the AFM and PostScript outline H                  files, and between the AFM FontName string and the name0                  of the PostScript outline file.  H               4. Edit the files to ensure that the necessary correspond-,                  ences are made, as follows:  F                  o  If AFM strings do not agree with the correspondingD                     screen font attributes, edit the appropriate AFM                     strings.  A                  o  If the AFM FontName string does not match theoE                     PostScript outline file FontName string, edit the ,                     PostScript outline file.  E                  o  If the AFM FontName string does not correspond to G                     the name of the PostScript outline file, rename thetH                     PostScript file to create the desired correspondenceH                     by converting any uppercase characters to lowercase,H                     converting hyphens to underscores, and assigning the)                     file a .ps extension.   C               Additional information on AFM files is available fromsC               Adobe Systems, Incorporated in the Adobe Font MetricsS/               Files Specification, Version 3.0.D  F               Additional information on screen fonts is available in XH               Window System[TM], second edition by Robert W. Scheifler &G               James Gettys 1990, Digital Press. (See Part IV, X Logicall!               Font Descriptions.)   #         4-32 Using the Font Utilityl    t                  H                                                                        AH         ________________________________________________________________  H                                              Files Installed by DECwrite      G               This appendix lists the files installed during a DECwrite B               installation. It contains the following information:  7               o  Files installed on OpenVMS AXP systems   7               o  Files installed on OpenVMS VAX systemse  7         A.1 Notes About the Files Installed by DECwriten                 Notes:  F               1. The listings in this appendix do not include the clipB                  art files provided with DECwrite. These files are5                  listed in the DECwrite User's Guide.6  E               2. The SYS$HELP, SYS$MESSAGE, SYS$LIBRARY, CDA$LIBRARY, G                  and DECW$SYSTEM_DEFAULTS directories are all language-hF                  switched directories. DECwrite files for the AmericanG                  English kit will be placed in the top-level directory. F                  Files for language variant kits will be placed in the>                  [.xx_yy] subdirectories of these directories.  H               3. The names of the files installed depend on the DECwrite"                  language variant.  D               4. For font-only installations, only the binary screenB                  fonts (*.decw$font) are installed. Note also thatG                  OpenVMS DECwindows Motif already includes the DECwriterA                  Equation Editor fonts (dutch*.decw$font) and theeF                  DECpresent Bullets font (present_bullets*.decw$font).          H                                          Files Installed by DECwrite A-1 n  r      2         A.2 Files Installed on OpenVMS AXP Systems    2         A.2 Files Installed on OpenVMS AXP Systems  F               This section lists the files that are installed during a=               DECwrite installation on an OpenVMS AXP system.   9               Files Installed in the SYS$SYSTEM Directoryo                 decwrite.exe                write$fontutil.exe                write$equation.exe  :               Files Installed in the SYS$LIBRARY Directory                 write$prolog.pss               write$prolog1.ps               write$dnhyp01.ram                write$duhyp01.ramw               write$encd01e.dsk                write$encd01g.ram                write$fnhyp01.ram                write$grhyp01.ramu               write$hyp01.ram                write$ithyp01.ram                write$nbhyp01.ramo               write$pohyp01.ram                write$sphyp01.ram                write$swhyp01.ram                write$ua2005l.dsk4               write$ua2005l.ram_!               write$thesaurus.dsk_               write$ail_shr.exen#               xdps$dpsclientshr.exe                 xdps$dpslibshr.exe#               dtif$read_calcgrd.exei               ddif$write_dx.exee               write$fonts.iniA  :               Files Installed in the CDA$LIBRARY Directory                 wr_dir.doc_style                wr_examp.doc_style                wr_genrl.doc_style                wr_lettr.doc_style               wr_man.doc_style               wr_man2.doc_styleg               wr_memo.doc_style   '         A-2 Files Installed by DECwriteT b  h      H                               A.2 Files Installed on OpenVMS AXP Systems                    wr_milsp.doc_style               wr_news.doc_styler                wr_price.doc_style                wr_priv1.doc_style                wr_priv2.doc_style                wr_priv3.doc_style               wr_rpt.doc_style                wr_slidl.doc_style                wr_slidp.doc_style                wr_slidt.doc_style                wr_smemo.doc_style                wr_techj.doc_style                wr_tmemo.doc_style                wr_exmpb.doc_style               wr_genb.doc_style                wr_manb.doc_styles                wr_milsb.doc_style               wr_rptb.doc_stylee               wr_sll2.doc_stylea  C               Files Installed in the DECW$SYSTEM_DEFAULTS Directoryw                 write$ui.uid                write$fontutil.uid                write$equation.uid  7               Files Installed in the SYS$HELP Directory   '               decwrite030.release_noteso                decwrite030_ref.ps"               write$help.decw$book&               write$equation.decw$book  :               Files Installed in the SYS$STARTUP Directory                 write$startup.comk  :               Files Installed in the SYS$MANAGER Directory                  decw$starti18n.com  7               Files Installed in the SYS$TEST Directory.                 write$ivp.com                lae$ivp.comi               lbe$ivp.coms7               sys$common:[systest.decwrite]writeivp.docr9               sys$common:[systest.decwrite]writeivp.chartt:               sys$common:[systest.decwrite]write$ident.com  H                                          Files Installed by DECwrite A-3 s  i      2         A.2 Files Installed on OpenVMS AXP Systems    =               Files Installed in the WRITE$EXAMPLES Directoryy                 tutorial.doc               tutor.chart                tutor.txt                logo.img               offices.doch               orgchart.doc               graphics.doc               ruler.doct               grid.eps               keyboard.doc               eps_art.doc                ds_320.eps               demsa.eps,               draft.epst               ln03r.eps                mv3800.eps               lanserve.eps               sa600.epsd               vs3100.eps               vax_6310.eps               vt340.epst               std_dev.tex                dx.macros                doc_cnv.ps               tab_cnv.ps               doc_cnv.decw$bookn               tab_cnv.decw$book                readme.txt1               decwrite030_release_notes.decw$bookk6               decwrite030_release_notes.decw$bookshelf%               times_roman18.decw$fontt,               times_roman18_100dpi.decw$fontB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_#         decmath_extension12_100.bdf.B               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_          decmath_italic10_100.bdfB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_          decmath_italic12_100.bdfB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_         decmath_italic8_100.bdf B               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_    '         A-4 Files Installed by DECwrite  i  _      H                               A.2 Files Installed on OpenVMS AXP Systems              decmath_symbol10_100.bdfB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_          decmath_symbol12_100.bdfB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_         decmath_symbol8_100.bdfpB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_"         decmath_extension12_75.bdfB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_         decmath_italic10_75.bdfsB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_         decmath_italic12_75.bdfCB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_         decmath_italic8_75.bdfB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_         decmath_symbol10_75.bdfnB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_         decmath_symbol12_75.bdf B               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_         decmath_symbol8_75.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_o         bullets8_100.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_          bullets10_100.bdfrA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_t         bullets12_100.bdf A               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_          bullets14_100.bdf A               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_          bullets18_100.bdf A               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_          bullets24_100.bdf A               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_n         bullets36_100.bdflA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_          bullets48_100.bdfdA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_,         bullets72_100.bdfnA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_s         bullets8_75.bdfsA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_e         bullets10_75.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_       H                                          Files Installed by DECwrite A-5 s         2         A.2 Files Installed on OpenVMS AXP Systems             bullets12_75.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_i         bullets14_75.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_a         bullets18_75.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_l         bullets24_75.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_t         bullets36_75.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_d         bullets48_75.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_          bullets72_75.bdfH               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decbox14_75.bdfH               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decbox18_75.bdfH               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decbox24_75.bdfH               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decbox36_75.bdfH               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decpic14_75.bdfH               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decpic18_75.bdfH               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decpic24_75.bdfH               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decpic36_75.bdfB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decbox14_         100.bdfhB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decbox18_         100.bdf B               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decbox24_         100.bdfaB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decbox36_         100.bdfcB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decpic14_         100.bdfoB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decpic18_         100.bdfeB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decpic24_         100.bdfbB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decpic36_         100.bdf                 '         A-6 Files Installed by DECwriteL t  I      H                               A.2 Files Installed on OpenVMS AXP Systems    ;               Files Installed in the LCI$LEXICONS Directoryo  '               lci$lexicons:am2878kh.dsk '               lci$lexicons:am2878kh.rame"               lci$lexicons:lae.scp'               lci$lexicons:bs2878kh.dsk '               lci$lexicons:bs2878kh.ram "               lci$lexicons:lbe.scp  :               Files Installed in the VUE$LIBRARY Directory  8               sys$common:[vue$library.user]write$vue.comD               sys$common:[vue$library.user]write$vue_profile.vue$dat  $               Files Installed in the<               SYS$COMMON:[SYSFONT.DECW.USER_75DPI] Directory  +               present_bullets8_75.decw$font ,               present_bullets10_75.decw$font,               present_bullets12_75.decw$font,               present_bullets14_75.decw$font,               present_bullets18_75.decw$font,               present_bullets24_75.decw$font,               present_bullets36_75.decw$font,               present_bullets48_75.decw$font,               present_bullets72_75.decw$font#               decbox14_75.decw$font #               decbox18_75.decw$font #               decbox24_75.decw$font #               decbox36_75.decw$font #               decpic14_75.decw$font_#               decpic18_75.decw$font #               decpic24_75.decw$fontt#               decpic36_75.decw$fonte  $               Files Installed in the=               SYS$COMMON:[SYSFONT.DECW.USER_100DPI] Directorye  8               dutch801_decmath_extension12_100.decw$font4               dutch801_decmath_italic8_100.decw$font5               dutch801_decmath_italic10_100.decw$font 5               dutch801_decmath_italic12_100.decw$font 4               dutch801_decmath_symbol8_100.decw$font5               dutch801_decmath_symbol10_100.decw$font 5               dutch801_decmath_symbol12_100.decw$font_  H                                          Files Installed by DECwrite A-7           2         A.2 Files Installed on OpenVMS AXP Systems    ,               present_bullets8_100.decw$font-               present_bullets10_100.decw$font -               present_bullets12_100.decw$fonte-               present_bullets14_100.decw$fontt-               present_bullets18_100.decw$fontn-               present_bullets24_100.decw$font -               present_bullets36_100.decw$font -               present_bullets48_100.decw$fontm-               present_bullets72_100.decw$fonti$               decbox14_100.decw$font$               decbox18_100.decw$font$               decbox24_100.decw$font$               decbox36_100.decw$font$               decpic14_100.decw$font$               decpic18_100.decw$font$               decpic24_100.decw$font$               decpic36_100.decw$font  B               Files Installed in the SYS$PS_FONT_METRICS Directory  G               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]dutch801_italic_g         decmath_italic.afmG               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]dutch801_italic_r         decmath_italic.psiF               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]dutch801_roman_         decmath_extension.psF               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]dutch801_roman_         decmath_extension.afm F               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]dutch801_roman_         decmath_symbol.afmF               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]dutch801_roman_         decmath_symbol.ps @               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]terminal_         dectech.afmr@               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]terminal_         dectech.ps?               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]present_r         bullets.afm ?               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]present_i            '         A-8 Files Installed by DECwrite            H                               A.2 Files Installed on OpenVMS AXP Systems             bullets.psH               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]decwriteboxes.afmG               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]decwriteboxes.ps-K               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]decwritepictures.afmsJ               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]decwritepictures.ps  9               Files Installed in the SYS$SYSTEM Directoryi                  decchart$motif.exe  :               Files Installed in the CDA$LIBRARY Directory  $               ch_area100.chart_style%               ch_areagrid.chart_stylet'               ch_areasimple.chart_stylet%               ch_area_col.chart_styleo#               ch_bar100.chart_styleo'               ch_barcluster.chart_stylet+               ch_barclustergrid.chart_stylet,               ch_barclustervalue.chart_style'               ch_baroverlap.chart_styles%               ch_barstack.chart_stylev#               ch_col100.chart_styles'               ch_colcluster.chart_styles+               ch_colclustergrid.chart_styler,               ch_colclustervalue.chart_style'               ch_coloverlap.chart_stylee%               ch_colstack.chart_stylee%               ch_col_hilo.chart_style %               ch_col_line.chart_stylen%               ch_col_scat.chart_style !               ch_hilo.chart_styley&               ch_hiloclose.chart_style%               ch_hiloopcl.chart_styler%               ch_hiloopen.chart_styles&               ch_hilo_line.chart_style"               ch_histo.chart_style'               ch_histohgrid.chart_style (               ch_histohvgrid.chart_style'               ch_histovalue.chart_style_!               ch_line.chart_style &               ch_linehgrid.chart_style'               ch_linehvgrid.chart_style $               ch_linelog.chart_style(               ch_linemarkers.chart_style  H                                          Files Installed by DECwrite A-9 s  l      2         A.2 Files Installed on OpenVMS AXP Systems    &               ch_line_line.chart_style&               ch_line_scat.chart_style                ch_pie.chart_style&               ch_pieallexp.chart_style&               ch_pieoneexp.chart_style%               ch_pievalue.chart_style.$               ch_scatter.chart_style*               ch_scatterdeplog.chart_style*               ch_scatterhvgrid.chart_style)               ch_scatterlines.chart_styleD)               ch_scatterxylog.chart_styleg  C               Files Installed in the DECW$SYSTEM_DEFAULTS Directorym  $               decchart$motif_uid.uid  :               Files Installed in the VUE$LIBRARY Directory                 decchart$vue.com*               decchart$vue_profile.vue$dat  7               Files Installed in the SYS$HELP directorye  &               decchart$motif.decw$book  :               Files Installed in the SYS$STARTUP Directory                 chart$startup.comn  C               Files Installed in the SYS$COMMON:[SYSTEST.CHART$IVP]d               Directory                  chart$ident.com   =               Files Installed in the CHART$EXAMPLES Directoryf                  chart$sample.chart&               chart$sample.chart_style                chart$sample.table  9               Files Installed in the SYS$SYSTEM Directoryd                 cda$convert.exe                ddif$view.exeO  (         A-10 Files Installed by DECwrite l         H                               A.2 Files Installed on OpenVMS AXP Systems    :               Files Installed in the SYS$LIBRARY Directory                 cda$access.exe               ddif$viewshr.exe"               cda$dtif_to_ddif.exe                ddif$read_text.exe$               cda$write_analysis.exe               ddif$write_ps.exel!               ddif$write_text.exe                cda$cda_.ada               cda$def.basl               cda$def.for$               cda$def.h                cda$def.mar                cda$def.pas                cda$def.pli.               cda$def.r32n               cda$msg.basr               cda$msg.for                cda$msg.h                cda$msg.mar                cda$msg.pas0               cda$msg.pli$               cda$msg.r32                cda$typ.h                cda$ptp.h                ddif$ddif_.ada               ddif$def.bas               ddif$def.for               ddif$def.h               ddif$def.mar               ddif$def.pas               ddif$def.pli               ddif$def.r32  :               Files Installed in the CDA$LIBRARY Directory                 defstyle.ddif   C               Files Installed in the DECW$SYSTEM_DEFAULTS Directory                  ddif$view.uid                ddif$viewwgt.uid  7               Files Installed in the SYS$HELP Directory   &               ddif$view.decw$bookshelf  H                                         Files Installed by DECwrite A-11 n  l      2         A.2 Files Installed on OpenVMS AXP Systems    :               Files Installed in the SYS$MESSAGE Directory                 cda$accessmsg.exe                ddif$viewmsg.exe  2         A.3 Files Installed on OpenVMS VAX Systems  F               This section lists the files that are installed during a=               DECwrite installation on an OpenVMS VAX system.   9               Files Installed in the SYS$SYSTEM Directoryy                 decwrite.exe                write$fontutil.exe                write$equation.exe  :               Files Installed in the SYS$LIBRARY Directory                 write$prolog.psn               write$prolog1.ps               write$dnhyp01.ramr               write$duhyp01.rams               write$encd01e.dski               write$encd01g.ramD               write$fnhyp01.ram                write$grhyp01.ramt               write$hyp01.ramr               write$ithyp01.ram                write$nbhyp01.rami               write$pohyp01.rame               write$sphyp01.ram                write$swhyp01.ram                           (         A-12 Files Installed by DECwrite           H                               A.3 Files Installed on OpenVMS VAX Systems                   write$ua2005l.dskn               write$ua2005l.ram !               write$thesaurus.dsk                write$ail_shr.exeS&               decision$builder_shr.exe#               xdps$dpsclientshr.exei                xdps$dpslibshr.exe)               dtif$read_ascii_tabular.exee'               dtif$read_ascii_field.exes#               dtif$read_calcgrd.exe                dtif$read_dif.exew               ddif$read_dx.exe               dtif$read_wk1.exeI               dtif$read_wk3.exe                ddif$read_wpl.exe *               dtif$write_ascii_tabular.exe               ddif$write_dx.exeE                dtif$write_wk1.exe                dtif$write_wk3.exe                ddif$write_wpl.exe               write$fonts.ini   :               Files Installed in the CDA$LIBRARY Directory                 wr_dir.doc_style                wr_examp.doc_style                wr_genrl.doc_style                wr_lettr.doc_style               wr_man.doc_style               wr_man2.doc_style                wr_memo.doc_stylev                wr_milsp.doc_style               wr_news.doc_style                 wr_price.doc_style                wr_priv1.doc_style                wr_priv2.doc_style                wr_priv3.doc_style               wr_rpt.doc_style                wr_slidl.doc_style                wr_slidp.doc_style                wr_slidt.doc_style                wr_smemo.doc_style                wr_techj.doc_style                wr_tmemo.doc_style  H                                         Files Installed by DECwrite A-13 _  d      2         A.3 Files Installed on OpenVMS VAX Systems                    wr_exmpb.doc_style               wr_genb.doc_style                wr_manb.doc_stylee                wr_milsb.doc_style               wr_rptb.doc_style                wr_sll2.doc_stylee                dx_guide.doc_style               dx_cour.doc_style                 dx_times.doc_style               dx_helv.doc_stylee  C               Files Installed in the DECW$SYSTEM_DEFAULTS Directoryi                 write$ui.uid                write$fontutil.uid                write$equation.uid  7               Files Installed in the SYS$HELP Directory   '               decwrite030.release_notes                 decwrite030_ref.ps"               write$help.decw$book&               write$equation.decw$book  :               Files Installed in the SYS$MESSAGE Directory  2               dtif$read_ascii_tabular_messages.exe0               dtif$read_ascii_field_messages.exe,               dtif$read_calcgrd_messages.exe(               dtif$read_dif_messages.exe(               dtif$read_wk1_messages.exe(               dtif$read_wk3_messages.exe3               dtif$write_ascii_tabular_messages.exe )               dtif$write_wk1_messages.exee)               dtif$write_wk3_messages.exel  :               Files Installed in the SYS$STARTUP Directory                 write$startup.comy  :               Files Installed in the SYS$MANAGER Directory                  decw$starti18n.com    (         A-14 Files Installed by DECwrite h  e      H                               A.3 Files Installed on OpenVMS VAX Systems    7               Files Installed in the SYS$TEST Directory                  write$ivp.com                lae$ivp.com.               lbe$ivp.com 7               sys$common:[systest.decwrite]writeivp.docp9               sys$common:[systest.decwrite]writeivp.chartd:               sys$common:[systest.decwrite]write$ident.com  =               Files Installed in the WRITE$EXAMPLES Directory[                 tutorial.doc               tutor.chart1               tutor.txt                logo.img               offices.doc                orgchart.doc               graphics.doc               ruler.docf               grid.eps               keyboard.doc               eps_art.doca               ds_320.eps               demsa.eps0               draft.eps$               ln03r.epse               mv3800.eps               lanserve.eps               sa600.epsy               vs3100.eps               vax_6310.eps               vt340.eps                std_dev.tex.               dx.macros                doc_cnv.ps               tab_cnv.ps               doc_cnv.decw$booke               tab_cnv.decw$book                readme.txt1               decwrite030_release_notes.decw$book.6               decwrite030_release_notes.decw$bookshelf%               times_roman18.decw$fontn,               times_roman18_100dpi.decw$fontB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_  H                                         Files Installed by DECwrite A-15 h  e      2         A.3 Files Installed on OpenVMS VAX Systems    #         decmath_extension12_100.bdfeB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_          decmath_italic10_100.bdfB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_          decmath_italic12_100.bdfB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_         decmath_italic8_100.bdf1B               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_          decmath_symbol10_100.bdfB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_          decmath_symbol12_100.bdfB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_         decmath_symbol8_100.bdf B               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_"         decmath_extension12_75.bdfB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_         decmath_italic10_75.bdfdB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_         decmath_italic12_75.bdf B               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_         decmath_italic8_75.bdfB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_         decmath_symbol10_75.bdfhB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_         decmath_symbol12_75.bdfwB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]dutch801_         decmath_symbol8_75.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_.         bullets8_100.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_e         bullets10_100.bdf0A               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_t         bullets12_100.bdf A               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_          bullets14_100.bdftA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_s         bullets18_100.bdfoA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_          bullets24_100.bdf A               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_s         bullets36_100.bdfiA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_m      (         A-16 Files Installed by DECwrite y  o      H                               A.3 Files Installed on OpenVMS VAX Systems             bullets48_100.bdfMA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_l         bullets72_100.bdf A               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_1         bullets8_75.bdf A               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present__         bullets10_75.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_5         bullets12_75.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_d         bullets14_75.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_          bullets18_75.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_.         bullets24_75.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_          bullets36_75.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_M         bullets48_75.bdfA               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]present_c         bullets72_75.bdfH               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decbox14_75.bdfH               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decbox18_75.bdfH               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decbox24_75.bdfH               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decbox36_75.bdfH               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decpic14_75.bdfH               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decpic18_75.bdfH               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decpic24_75.bdfH               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decpic36_75.bdfB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decbox14_         100.bdftB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decbox18_         100.bdfsB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decbox24_         100.bdf B               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decbox36_         100.bdf B               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decpic14_         100.bdfbB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decpic18_         100.bdfdB               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decpic24_      H                                         Files Installed by DECwrite A-17 o         2         A.3 Files Installed on OpenVMS VAX Systems             100.bdf B               sys$common:[syshlp.examples.decwrite.fonts]decpic36_         100.bdf0  ;               Files Installed in the LCI$LEXICONS Directoryn  '               lci$lexicons:am2878kh.dska'               lci$lexicons:am2878kh.ram "               lci$lexicons:lae.scp'               lci$lexicons:bs2878kh.dskt'               lci$lexicons:bs2878kh.ramn"               lci$lexicons:lbe.scp  :               Files Installed in the VUE$LIBRARY Directory  8               sys$common:[vue$library.user]write$vue.comD               sys$common:[vue$library.user]write$vue_profile.vue$dat  $               Files Installed in the<               SYS$COMMON:[SYSFONT.DECW.USER_75DPI] Directory  +               present_bullets8_75.decw$fonty,               present_bullets10_75.decw$font,               present_bullets12_75.decw$font,               present_bullets14_75.decw$font,               present_bullets18_75.decw$font,               present_bullets24_75.decw$font,               present_bullets36_75.decw$font,               present_bullets48_75.decw$font,               present_bullets72_75.decw$font#               decbox14_75.decw$fontn#               decbox18_75.decw$font #               decbox24_75.decw$font_#               decbox36_75.decw$font #               decpic14_75.decw$fontn#               decpic18_75.decw$font #               decpic24_75.decw$fontS#               decpic36_75.decw$font               (         A-18 Files Installed by DECwrite C  L      H                               A.3 Files Installed on OpenVMS VAX Systems    $               Files Installed in the=               SYS$COMMON:[SYSFONT.DECW.USER_100DPI] Directory   8               dutch801_decmath_extension12_100.decw$font4               dutch801_decmath_italic8_100.decw$font5               dutch801_decmath_italic10_100.decw$font 5               dutch801_decmath_italic12_100.decw$fontb4               dutch801_decmath_symbol8_100.decw$font5               dutch801_decmath_symbol10_100.decw$font 5               dutch801_decmath_symbol12_100.decw$fontc,               present_bullets8_100.decw$font-               present_bullets10_100.decw$fontc-               present_bullets12_100.decw$font_-               present_bullets14_100.decw$font -               present_bullets18_100.decw$font -               present_bullets24_100.decw$fontl-               present_bullets36_100.decw$fonth-               present_bullets48_100.decw$fontl-               present_bullets72_100.decw$font $               decbox14_100.decw$font$               decbox18_100.decw$font$               decbox24_100.decw$font$               decbox36_100.decw$font$               decpic14_100.decw$font$               decpic18_100.decw$font$               decpic24_100.decw$font$               decpic36_100.decw$font  B               Files Installed in the SYS$PS_FONT_METRICS Directory  G               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]dutch801_italic_          decmath_italic.afmG               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]dutch801_italic_          decmath_italic.pseF               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]dutch801_roman_         decmath_extension.psF               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]dutch801_roman_         decmath_extension.afm F               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]dutch801_roman_         decmath_symbol.afmF               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]dutch801_roman_         decmath_symbol.pst      H                                         Files Installed by DECwrite A-19           2         A.3 Files Installed on OpenVMS VAX Systems    @               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]terminal_         dectech.afm @               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]terminal_         dectech.ps?               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]present_          bullets.afmo?               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]present_A         bullets.psH               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]decwriteboxes.afmG               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]decwriteboxes.psaK               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]decwritepictures.afm J               sys$common:[sysfont.ps_font_metrics.user]decwritepictures.ps  B               DECchart Files Installed in the SYS$SYSTEM Directory                  decchart$motif.exe  C               DECchart Files Installed in the CDA$LIBRARY Directorye  $               ch_area100.chart_style%               ch_areagrid.chart_style '               ch_areasimple.chart_stylee%               ch_area_col.chart_stylef#               ch_bar100.chart_stylee'               ch_barcluster.chart_style                                         (         A-20 Files Installed by DECwrite $  _      H                               A.3 Files Installed on OpenVMS VAX Systems    +               ch_barclustergrid.chart_style ,               ch_barclustervalue.chart_style'               ch_baroverlap.chart_style$%               ch_barstack.chart_style #               ch_col100.chart_style '               ch_colcluster.chart_style +               ch_colclustergrid.chart_style$,               ch_colclustervalue.chart_style'               ch_coloverlap.chart_stylea%               ch_colstack.chart_style %               ch_col_hilo.chart_styled%               ch_col_line.chart_style %               ch_col_scat.chart_stylef!               ch_hilo.chart_style2&               ch_hiloclose.chart_style%               ch_hiloopcl.chart_style %               ch_hiloopen.chart_stylen&               ch_hilo_line.chart_style"               ch_histo.chart_style'               ch_histohgrid.chart_style (               ch_histohvgrid.chart_style'               ch_histovalue.chart_stylew!               ch_line.chart_style &               ch_linehgrid.chart_style'               ch_linehvgrid.chart_stylee$               ch_linelog.chart_style(               ch_linemarkers.chart_style&               ch_line_line.chart_style&               ch_line_scat.chart_style                ch_pie.chart_style&               ch_pieallexp.chart_style&               ch_pieoneexp.chart_style%               ch_pievalue.chart_stylew$               ch_scatter.chart_style*               ch_scatterdeplog.chart_style*               ch_scatterhvgrid.chart_style)               ch_scatterlines.chart_stylee)               ch_scatterxylog.chart_style   B               DECchart Files Installed in the DECW$SYSTEM_DEFAULTS               Directory   $               decchart$motif_uid.uid    H                                         Files Installed by DECwrite A-21 s         2         A.3 Files Installed on OpenVMS VAX Systems    :               Files Installed in the VUE$LIBRARY Directory                 decchart$vue.com*               decchart$vue_profile.vue$dat  @               DECchart Files Installed in the SYS$HELP directory  &               decchart$motif.decw$book  C               DECchart Files Installed in the SYS$STARTUP Directory                  chart$startup.com.  -               DECchart Files Installed in the 6               SYS$COMMON:[SYSTEST.CHART$IVP] Directory                 chart$ident.comu  F               DECchart Files Installed in the CHART$EXAMPLES Directory                  chart$sample.chart&               chart$sample.chart_style                chart$sample.table  ?               CDA Base System Files Installed in the SYS$SYSTEM                Directory                  cda$convert.exew               ddif$view.exee  @               CDA Base System Files Installed in the SYS$LIBRARY               Directorya                 cda$access.exe               ddif$viewshr.exe"               cda$dtif_to_ddif.exe                ddif$read_text.exe$               cda$write_analysis.exe               ddif$write_ps.exe !               ddif$write_text.exei          (         A-22 Files Installed by DECwrite           H                               A.3 Files Installed on OpenVMS VAX Systems                   cda$cda_.ada               cda$def.basn               cda$def.forr               cda$def.h                cda$def.mar                cda$def.pasy               cda$def.plio               cda$def.r32p               cda$msg.bas                cda$msg.for                cda$msg.he               cda$msg.marc               cda$msg.past               cda$msg.plir               cda$msg.r32                cda$typ.h                cda$ptp.hs               ddif$ddif_.ada               ddif$def.bas               ddif$def.for               ddif$def.h               ddif$def.mar               ddif$def.pas               ddif$def.pli               ddif$def.r32  @               CDA Base System Files Installed in the CDA$LIBRARY               Directoryl                 defstyle.ddift  4               CDA Base System Files Installed in the,               DECW$SYSTEM_DEFAULTS Directory                 ddif$view.uidc               ddif$viewwgt.uid  G               CDA Base System Files Installed in the SYS$HELP Directorye  &               ddif$view.decw$bookshelf  @               CDA Base System Files Installed in the SYS$MESSAGE               Directoryd                 cda$accessmsg.exe                ddif$viewmsg.exe               cnv_msg.dat   H                                         Files Installed by DECwrite A-23           2         A.3 Files Installed on OpenVMS VAX Systems    ?               Sample Converter Option Files in the SYS$EXAMPLESo               Directoryr  /               example_ascii_tabular.cda$optionsr2               example_read_ascii_field.cda$options4               example_read_ascii_tabular.cda$options.               example_read_calcgrd.cda$options*               example_read_dif.cda$options)               example_read_dx.cda$optionsm*               example_read_wk1.cda$options*               example_read_wk3.cda$options*               example_read_wpl.cda$options5               example_write_ascii_tabular.cda$optionst*               example_write_dx.cda$options+               example_write_wk1.cda$options +               example_write_wk3.cda$optionss+               example_write_wpl.cda$options                                                         (         A-24 Files Installed by DECwrite e  S                  H                                                                        BH         ________________________________________________________________  H                                             Sample DECwrite Installation      E               This appendix contains a printout of a typical DECwritetH               installation procedure. The example in this appendix showsC               a full installation of the British English version of 0               DECwrite on an OpenVMS AXP system.  =               To perform a successful installation, you must:   C               1. Prepare your system by completing the procedure in                   Chapter 1.   @               2. Install DECwrite by completing the installation2                  procedure described in Chapter 2.  ?               3. Perform any needed postinstallation procedures (                  described in Chapter 3.  6         B.1 Full Installation on an OpenVMS AXP System  H               This sample installation printout shows the user responsesF               and system messages on an OpenVMS AXP Version 1.5 systemD               where DECwindows Motif for VMS Version 1.1 and all the7               appropriate licenses have been installed.1           $ @sys$update:vmsinstalo  A          OpenVMS AXP Software Product Installation Procedure V1.5w  #         It is 28-JAN-1994 at 10:20.   7         Enter a question mark (?) at any time for help.hJ         * Are you satisfied with the backup of your system disk [YES]? YESG         * Where will the distribution volumes be mounted: AUSTEN$DKA400e      H                                         Sample DECwrite Installation B-1 [  h      6         B.1 Full Installation on an OpenVMS AXP System    R         Enter the products to be processed from the first distribution volume set.         * Products: DECWRITE030 <         * Enter installation options you wish to use (none):1         The following products will be processed:m           DECWRITE V3.0i  9          Beginning installation of DECWRITE V3.0 at 10:20   >         %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set A ...S         %VMSINSTAL-I-RELMOVED, Product's release notes have been moved to SYS$HELP.d  <                         DECwrite V3.0 Installation Procedure  M               Digital Equipment Corporation 1989, 1994. All rights reserved.d  K              Restricted Rights: Use, duplication, or disclosure by the U.S.eB              Government is subject to restrictions as set forth inR              subparagraph (c) (1) (ii) of DFARS 252.227-7013, or in FAR 52.227-19,9              or in FAR 52.227-14 Alt. III, as applicable.b  J              This software is proprietary to and embodies the confidentialM              technology of Digital Equipment Corporation. Possession, use, or.P              copying of this software and media is authorized only pursuant to aM              valid written license from Digital or an authorized sublicensor.   N              Usage Alert, Electronic Thesaurus, International Hyphenators, andO              International CorrectSpell licensed from Houghton Mifflin Company.uN              Copyright 1985, 1987, 1988 by Houghton Mifflin. German 1985, 1987Q              by Langenscheidt K.G. French in cooperation with Librairie Larousse.eN              Italian 1988 by Nicola Zanichelli. All rights reserved. U.S. Pat.R              Nos. 4,580,241, 4,724,523 and 4,771,401. Canadian Pat. No. 1,203,916.O              Thesaurus U.S. Pat. No. 4,724,523. English based upon The American L              Heritage Dictionary. Thesaurus based upon Roget's II Thesaurus.I              Reproduction or disassembly of embodied computer programs or.#              algorithms prohibited.e  U              Arts and Letters (TM) clipart licensed to Digital Equipment Corporation,nU              Maynard, Massachusetts. Copyright (c) Computer Support Corporation 1985-w'              1990. All rights reserved..  I              Portions licensed to Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, K              Massachusetts Copyright (c) Frame Technology Corporation 1989.s!              All rights reserved.f  >         %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set B ...  (         B-2 Sample DECwrite Installation $  m      H                           B.1 Full Installation on an OpenVMS AXP System    D              You can install the DECwrite kit completely or just the=              additional screen fonts used by DECwrite and thef&              DECwrite Equation Editor.  M              If you are installing this kit for use on a workstation, or on alK              VMScluster that includes workstations, then you should installt8              the entire kit. This requires 62000 blocks.  O              If you are installing this kit on a workstation that will only runpO              DECwrite from a remote system, then only the screen font files arew/              needed. This requires 1268 blocks.m  8         * Do you want to install the entire kit [YES]? Y  L              This kit contains the user interface for both DECwrite/AmericanI              English and DECwrite/British English. You should install theyG              appropriate user interface  according the type of DECwritey(              license you have purchased.  )              Choose one of the following:h  <                  1) DECwrite/American English user interface;                  2) DECwrite/British English user interface            * Enter choice [1]: 2$3              Installing DECwrite/British English... )              Installing DECwrite/Motif...h  S              This kit contains an optional clipart library composed of EncapsulatedpK              PostScript pictures, DDIF pictures, and DDIF images. Its totaln"              size is 10240 blocks.  >         * Do you want to install the clip art library [YES]? Y  O         Specify a device and directory on which to install the clip art libraryt  9         * Device and directory [sys$sysdevice:[clipart]]:lJ           You have chosen the device and directory SYS$SYSDEVICE:[CLIPART]  "         * Is this correct [YES]? Y  I             *************************************************************e  F             Note: This installation will replace the DECwrite suppliedI             style files in CDA$LIBRARY. If you have made modifications toeB             these files, make backup copies before continuing. For             example:  H              $ backup/log cda$library:wr_*.doc_style style_files.bck/sav  I             *************************************************************m  H                                         Sample DECwrite Installation B-3    t      6         B.1 Full Installation on an OpenVMS AXP System    *         * Do you want to continue [YES]? Y  5             This kit requires DECchart V1.6 or later.   I             *************************************************************$  9             DECchart V1.6 will be installed since it does %             not exist on your system.   I             *************************************************************d  L              This kit requires the DECwrite Equation Editor V3.0-2 or later.  J              *************************************************************  B              The DECwrite Equation Editor V3.0-2 will be installed4              since it does not exist on your system.  J              *************************************************************  Q         %VMSINSTAL-I-DIREXISTS, The spell check lexicon directory already exists: I         -VMSINSTAL-I-DIREXISTS,              SYS$SYSDEVICE:[LCI.LEXICONS] T         -VMSINSTAL-I-DIREXISTS, The British-English lexicon will be installed there.  X              Checking/registering INTL-LEXICON-BRITISH-ENG  Product Authorization Key...  \         %LICENSE-I-LOADED, DEC INTL-LEXICON-BRITISH-ENG was successfully loaded with 0 unitsD         * Do you want to run the IVP after the installation [YES]? Y  ?         %VMSINSTAL-W-NODISPLAY, Workstation display not defined.  J         Enter the node name of the workstation on which to display the IVP7         or press Return to continue and not run the IVP_           * Node name: AUSTEN   C              The language in the Language dialog box on the Session1L              Manager's Customize/Options menu must be set to British EnglishL              in order to run the IVP. Ensure the language is set accordingly              before continuing.t  .         * Press Return when ready to continue:  K         * Do you want to purge files replaced by this installation [YES]? Y1  K             To complete the installation on a standalone DEC 3000 Model 500d$             will take approximately:  %                 50 minutes to install$)                 10 minutes to run the IVP   (         B-4 Sample DECwrite Installation           H                           B.1 Full Installation on an OpenVMS AXP System    3             All required questions have been asked. F             You can terminate the installation procedure at this time.  =         * Do you want to continue the installation [YES]? YES >         %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set C ...>         %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set D ...>         %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set E ...>         %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set F ...>         %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set G ...>         %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set I ...>         %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set K ...G         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directoryV,         VMI$ROOT:[SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DECWRITE].G         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory 2         VMI$ROOT:[SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.EN_GB.DECWRITE].  E              The on-line demonstration document, tutorial.doc and thesD              documents used in the Getting Started exercises are in:  ;                   VMI$ROOT:[SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.EN_GB.DECWRITE]   G         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory 2         VMI$ROOT:[SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DECWRITE.FONTS].e         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  VMI$ROOT:[SYSTEST.DECWRITE].$a         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  AUSTEN$DKA400:[CLIPART].i]         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[EPS].I`         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[ARROWS].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[BUILDING].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[COMMUNIC].`         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[ENERGY].`         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[SPORTS].a         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[FIGURES]. a         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[FINANCE].eb         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[GOVERNMT].a         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[SCIENCE]. a         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_BLDG].rb         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_BORDR].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_BUSNS].a         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_COMM].h`         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_DOM].`         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_FIN].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_FLAGS].a         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_MISC].hb         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_NATUR].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_PEOPL].  H                                         Sample DECwrite Installation B-5           6         B.1 Full Installation on an OpenVMS AXP System    `         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_SCI].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_SPORT].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_SYMBL].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_TOONS].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_TRANS].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_USMAP].b         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory  WRITE$CLIPART:[PR_WDMAP].G         %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directoryt,         VMI$ROOT:[SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DECCHART].  G              The following commands must be added to the system startupyO              command file SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP_VMS.COM for all nodes that willl!              be running DECwrite:   3                   @sys$startup:write$startup  EN_GB 3                   @sys$manager:decw$starti18n EN_GB L                   @sys$startup:lci$startup.com     ! British-English lexicon  H              If you are installing this kit on a workstation, you shouldE              restart DECwindows after the installation has completed:s  3                   @sys$startup:decw$startup restart   V         %VMSINSTAL-I-MOVEFILES, Files will now be moved to their target directories...5         %VMSINSTAL-I-FONTS, Updating font directoriesV=         Write$startup: Defining cda$library logical for EN_GBdM         %VMSINSTAL-I-RUNIVP, Executing installation verification procedure(s)   (         Executing IVP for: DECwrite V3.0  N             The IVP edits a sample document. If the document looks the same asM             the illustration in the installation guide, then the installationcM             has been successful. After the document window appears, click the.K             mouse in the window to assign input focus, and type Alt/Q (holddH             down the Compose Character or "Alt" key and press Q) to exitB             DECwrite and complete the DECwrite portion of the IVP.  P             Note that when executing this IVP for a particular DECwrite languageN             variant, make sure to set the appropriate language in the LanguageK             dialog box on the Session Manager's Customization menu. See thee+             installation guide for details.y  A             Set your language now before continuing with the IVP.   %              Press return when ready:e  "              Starting DECwrite....  (         B-6 Sample DECwrite Installation    D      H                           B.1 Full Installation on an OpenVMS AXP System    5                 *************************************e                   DECwrite V3.0   *                 IVP COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY  5                 *************************************e  (         IVP completed for: DECwrite V3.0  N         Executing IVP for:  International Lexicon/British English for VMS V1.0  =          ****************************************************   ;          International Lexicon/British English for VMS V1.0l  #          IVP COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY   =          ****************************************************e  N         IVP completed for:  International Lexicon/British English for VMS V1.09          Installation of DECWRITE V3.0 completed at 11:09a  F             Adding history entry in VMI$ROOT:[SYSUPD]VMSINSTAL.HISTORY  R             Creating installation data file: VMI$ROOT:[SYSUPD]DECWRITE030.VMI_DATA  Q         Enter the products to be processed from the next distribution volume set.          * Products:_*          VMSINSTAL procedure done at 11:12
         $ log <           SYSTEM       logged out at 28-JAN-1994 11:12:49.63                          H                                         Sample DECwrite Installation B-7                               E      ________________________________________________________________   E                                                                 Indexn    1      A                                    Cluster D      ___________________________           installing DECwrite,  1-52      Add command,  4-6, 4-15              Commands>        example, 4-6                        Font Utility,  4-137      Add new command,  4-15                table,  4-15 3      Adding                               Compilingp@        fonts, 4-2                          font files on OpenVMS<        point sizes of existing                systems,  4-21C          entries,  4-19                   Confirm option, 4-6, 4-15r8      Adobe Font Metric files               example,  4-71        See AFM files                      Copyings@      AFM files,  4-21                      font files on OpenVMS<        comparing to screen font,              systems,  4-22            PS files,  4-28E        editing, 4-29                      D__________________________S  ;        reference information,             DECfonts TypefacevA          4-32                               Collection,  4-1, 4-4O  >                                            documentation,  4-4@      B__________________________           LaserWriter Emulation  <      Backing up the system disk,              font kit,  4-4A         1-10                               troubleshooting,  4-23r2      Beginning the installation,          DECwriteB         2-3                                running from DCL,  3-16A                                            running from FileView,y2      C                                        3-15B      ___________________________           user information,  viii?      Changing directories,  4-13          DECwrite startup filee8      Checking the distribution             editing,  3-2B         kit, 1-2                           WRITE$STARTUP.COM,  3-2>      Clip art,  3-2                       Delete command, 4-16  E                                                               Index-1s v  e            ?         Directories, changing,              Font files (cont'd)P@           4-13                                copying on OpenVMS>         Disk blocks                              systems, 4-22<          displaying number of free          Font lookup fileA             disk blocks,  1-7                 updating on OpenVMSa>         Display Server                           systems, 4-228          restarting,  4-27                  Font UtilityE         Display variable                      add command,  4-6, 4-15d>          setting,  4-13, 4-27                    example,  4-6D         Distribution kit                      add new command,  4-15F          contents of,  1-2                    checking file locations,5         Documentation set, viii                  4-28   G                                               checking security access, 5         E__________________________              4-27n  E         Encapsulated PostScript               checking session login,i5           (EPS)                                  4-27 =          how EPS files affect                 commands,  4-13 D             performance,  3-8                 comparing screen font,D         Encoding schemes                         AFM, PS files, 4-28H          used with font files,                confirm option,  4-6, 4-15>             4-31                                 example,  4-7?         Examples                              customizing slantd@          WRITE$CLIPART directory,                assignment, 4-8>             3-2                                  example,  4-9@          WRITE$EXAMPLES directory,            customizing weight@             3-2                                  assignment, 4-7>         Examples directory, 3-2                  example,  4-9C         Exit command, 4-16                    delete command,  4-16MA                                               descriptions,  4-13 A         F__________________________           exit command,  4-16t@         F$MODE(), 3-3                         full option,  4-19A         File locations                        hide command,  4-17oD          checking,  4-28                      Menu list, definition,4         Files installed, A-1 to                  4-3@           A-24                                menu option,  4-19H         Font configuration file,              New list, definition,  4-3?           4-5                                 new option,  4-19k6         Font family, definition,              problemsA                                                  resolving,  4-22tA           4-2                                 quit command,  4-17DC         Font files                            rename command,  4-18 G          compiling on OpenVMS                 restarting Display Servero7             systems,  4-21                       , 4-27            Index-2n f               <         Font Utility (cont'd)               Free disk blocksH          reveal command,  4-18,               displaying number of,  1-7>             4-20                            Full option,  4-19               example,  4-20G          setting display variable,          G__________________________s  >             4-27                            Global pages,  1-5A          show command,  4-6, 4-19           Global sections,  1-5           starting,  4-13G          system management                  H__________________________o?             privileges required,            Hide command,  4-17              4-1p-         Font, definition, 4-3               I G         Fonts                               ___________________________s2          adding,  4-2                       Images?             all at once,  4-5                 how images affecttA             individually with                    performance, 3-6 @                customization,  4-7          Images, shared,  3-28             individually with               InstallationC                defaults,  4-6                 sample printout,  B-1 >          compiling and installing           Installation notesF             on remote workstations,           compiling and installingB             3-17                                 fonts on a remote>          installing,  4-21                       display, 3-17=             on an OpenVMS system,           Installation on a*E                4-21                            standalone system, 3-3 =          revealing,  4-20                   Installation on a >          slant                                 VMScluster, 3-3E             customizing assignment          Installation Verificationt8                ,  4-8                          Procedure;                example,  4-9                  running after C             definition,  4-2                     installation, 3-13oC             recognized by Font              Installing fonts,  4-21*C                Utility,  4-4                  on an OpenVMS system,e5          weight                                  4-21 "             customizing assignmentG                ,  4-7                       L__________________________ 2                example,  4-9                LabelsD             definition,  4-2                  on distribution media,4             recognized by Font                   1-24                Utility,  4-4                Language=          width                                parameter,  3-2S@             definition,  4-2                  variant,  2-1, 3-2  H                                                                  Index-3 n  N            G         Libraries, shared, 3-2              Preparing for installation,C2         License registration, 1-4              1-1E                                             Prerequisite software for E         M__________________________            DECwrite installation,i2         Media labels, 1-2                      1-26         Memory                              PrivilegesB          requirements,  3-6                   required to run Font=         Menu list, definition, 4-3               Utility, 4-1s           Menu option, 4-19CG                                             Q__________________________e  ?         N__________________________         Quit command,  4-17   2         New list, definition, 4-3           QuotasG         New option, 4-19                      for running DECwrite fromi?         Notepad application, 4-29                FileView, 3-11i@                                               modifying for user?         P__________________________              accounts, 3-12 A         Parameter                             user account,  3-10l  -          language,  3-2                     R.G         Performance and tuning,             ___________________________dF           3-5                               Recovery procedures,  4-27F          after installation,  3-9             checking file locations,5          how to run DECwrite                     4-28eG             efficiently,  3-6                 checking security access,r5          memory requirements,  3-6               4-27tE          tuning your DECwrite                 checking session login,r5             session,  3-6                        4-27tD          using EPS graphics,  3-8             comparing screen font,D          using images,  3-6                      AFM, PS files, 4-28D         Point sizes                           displaying screen fontA          adding,  4-19                           attributes, 4-29   E         PostScript font outline               editing AFM, PS outline <           program files                          files, 4-29G          See PostScript outline               restarting Display Server 7             files                                , 4-27:G         PostScript outline files,             setting display variable, 5           4-21                                   4-27 A          comparing to screen font,          Rename command,  4-18 G             AFM files,  4-28                Reveal command,  4-18, 4-20R<          editing,  4-29                       example,  4-20D                                             Running DECwrite,  3-15,3                                                3-16sG                                               from the Session Manager,d5                                                  3-15S           Index-4T I  S            F                                             Starting the installation,2         S__________________________            2-37         Sample document, 3-16               System diskL?         Sample installation                   backing up,  1-10A?           printout,  B-1                    System startup filey;         Screen font attributes                editing,  3-1T  -          displaying,  4-29                  TeG         Screen font files, 4-21             ___________________________c;          comparing to AFM, PS               Troubleshooting E             files,  4-28                      performance and tuning,W4         Screen fonts                             3-5D          reference information,             Troubleshooting summary,3             4-32                               4-23yF         Security access                     Typeface, definition,  4-2          checking,  4-27  G         Server                              U__________________________I  G          See Display Server                 User information set,  viii          Session loginIG          checking,  4-27                    V__________________________ 6         Session Manager                     VMSclusterC          running DECwrite from,               installation on,  3-3,G             3-15                              installing DECwrite,  1-5 5         Setting the display                 VMSINSTALs@           variable,  4-13, 4-27               command line,  2-3G         Show command, 4-6, 4-19               starting the installation 6         SHOW DEVICE command                      , 2-3"          displaying number of free-             disk blocks,  1-7               WcG         Slant of fonts                      ___________________________ ;          customizing assignment,            Weight of fonts E             4-9                               customizing assignment, 4          definition,  4-2                        4-9>         Software                              definition,  4-2:          required before                    Width of fonts>             installing DECwrite,              definition,  4-2@             1-2                             WRITE$EXAMPLES,  3-2;         Standalone system                   write$fonts.inir:          installation on,  3-3                backup,  4-5C         Starting the Font Utility,          WRITE$STARTUP.COM,  3-2              4-13  H                                                                  Index-5