README.DOC =========== Coach Files ------------ The .wch files are the unstripped (readable) versions of the coach files that shipped with the initial release of WPWIN6.0. They are provided as examples of how to create WPWIN6.0 coaches. You are welcome to modify these files. BOOKMARK WCH - Bookmark Coach BORDCOL WCH - Column Border Coach BORDPAG WCH - Page Border Coach BORDPAR WCH - Paragraph Border Coach BULLETS WCH - Bullets Coach ENDNOTE WCH - Endnote Coach FOOTNOTE WCH - Footnote Coach GRAPHICS WCH - Graphics Coach HEADERS WCH - Header/Footer Coach INDENT WCH - Indent/Tab Coach LABELS WCH - Labels Coach REPLACE WCH - Replace Coach Copy the coaches to your macros directory. Then you will need to open and save each coach with a document summary. The text that you enter in the discriptive name field of the document summary will appear as the coach name in the coach dialog. The text that you enter in the Abstract field of the document summary will appear as the description in the coach dialog. The coaches will compile the first time they are run. Coach Documentation ------------------- WINCOACH WPD This file documents the WPWIN6.0 Coach macro commands/techniques. Token Handler DLL ----------------- 60TPH DLL SHOWTKN WCM These two files are used to follow token IDs as they are passed to WordPerfect. Instructions for installing and using Token Handler DLL: 1. Copy 60TPH.DLL to the shared code dir (ex. c:\wpc20). 2. Copy SHOWTKN.WCM to the WP macro dir (ex. c:\wpwin60\macros). 3. Run BIFED20.EXE from the Windows Program Manager (BIFED20.EXE is found in the shared code dir). 4. Choose "Open Private BIF" from the File menu. 5. Open the WordPerfect folder. 6. Open the Third Party folder. 7. Open the DLL1 file. 8. Change the value to the .dll path and filename (ex. c:\wpc20\60tph.dll). 9. Exit BIFED20 and save the changes. 10. Restart WPWIN6.0 - A notification dialog should appear, stating that the token handler has been installed. 11. Run the SHOWTKN.WCM macro (token values are shown in hex). To remove token handler: 1. Repeat steps 4-7 above. 2. Change the filename to WPSQ60.DLL. 3. Restart WPWIN6.0.