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4133.1 | WPC_USER_OPTIONS & $WPC_COMMAND_QUALIFIERS | UTRTSC::SMEETS | Alpha AXP Compatible LinkWorks Mouse | Wed May 04 1994 12:18 | 27 |
| Hello Banquo
> When using WordPerfect in ALL-IN-1, how can I specify the edit
> command to execute a WordPerfect first.
Type in ALL-IN-1 WPC_USER_OPTIONS. You'll see an entry form. One of the fields
is called WordPerfect Startup Options.
In this field you could specify /MACRO=......
Note
1. This macro will also be executed during a create action
2. All entries in this form are strictly personal, so If all your users are
going to use this macro then look at note 3.
3. The value specified in the above mentioned field is stored in the permanent
symbol $WPC_COMMAND_QUALIFIERS. If you add the following line to your
OA$LIB:OAINI.SCP
get $WPC_COMMAND_QUALIFIERS = "/MACRO=.......'
than the macro will be executed for every ALL-IN-1/WordPerfect user.
Regards,
Martin
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4133.2 | command file | CROCKE::YUEN | Banquo Yuen, Darwin Australia | Thu May 05 1994 10:06 | 18 |
| Hello Martin
The macro that I want executed is only applicable in this particular
application, not for general use and I am not sure whether there
is any user that has his/her startup macro specified in the
wordperfect user options.
What I have done is to execute a command file which call wordperfect
to edit the file with the startup macro I wanted and that macro
will exit the document as well. Come back to ALL-IN-1 and edit
again. This is slow (for the user) and stupid but there seems
to have no other way when the customer cannot confirm that their
users won't use the startup macro in the user options even though
I fairly sure no users of theirs have made use of that user options.
Thanks
Banquo
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4133.3 | /BATCH qualifier | UTRTSC::SMEETS | Alpha AXP Compatible LinkWorks Mouse | Thu May 05 1994 10:22 | 9 |
| Hello Banquo,
Did you also specify the WordPerfect /BATCH qualifier in your command file.
$ WP51/BATCH/MACRO=......
This might speed up things because there is no need to screen input/output.
Martin
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