


                        WELCOME TO QUATTRO PRO 2.0
                        --------------------------

    This file contains important information Please read it in its entirety.
    All information in this file supersedes information in the Quattro Pro
    manuals.

    Table of Contents
    -----------------
     1. Installation
     2. How to Contact Technical Support
     3. Updating an Earlier Version of Quattro Pro to Version 2.0
     4. New Binding in our Manuals
     5. Using Extended Memory for VROOMM Object Caching
     6. Bitstream Fonts in Quattro Pro
     7. Font Generation Post-Installation
     8. Testing Your Expanded Memory Specification: EMSTEST.COM
     9. Running Quattro Pro from within Paradox
    10. Notes on Sample Clip Art
    11. 132-column Display Mode
    12. Using Mouse Drivers with EGA and VGA Graphics Modes
    13. Printing on Legal-size Paper with HP-LaserJet Printers
    14. HP-LaserJet Cartridge Support
    15. Network Printing
    16. DIF File Format
    17. Demonstration of New Features
    18. Remember Menu Option
    19. Graph Buttons, Mouse and Keyboard
    20. Translating Custom Menu Trees
    21. Macro Key Reader
    22. Wordperfect Spreadsheet Links
    23. Need Help Learning Quattro Pro?
    24. Corrections to the Version 2.0 Upgrade Guide
    25. Files on Disk (5.25")


    1. Installation
    ---------------
      To install Quattro Pro on your hard disk:

        o Place Disk 1 in drive A.
        o Type A:INSTALL and press ENTER.
        o Follow the directions that display onscreen.
        o Type Q to load the program.

      If you have difficulty reading the screens during the install 
      program, use the optional command line parameter, /B to force 
      Install to use a black and white display. Type

                              A:INSTALL /B<ENTER>

      It may be necessary to specify the /B parameter if you are using 
      an LCD screen or a system that has a color graphics adapter with 
      a monochrome or composite monitor.


    2. How to Contact Technical Support
    -----------------------------------
      If you need help with Quattro Pro, please read this file and the
      manuals.

      If you still have a question and need assistance, help is available
      from the following sources:

        1.  Type GO BORAPP on the CompuServe bulletin board system for
            access to the BORLAND forums with their libraries of technical
            information and answers to common questions.

        2.  Check with your local software dealer or users' group.

        3.  Write to:

            BORLAND INTERNATIONAL, INC.
            QUATTRO PRO Technical Support
            1800 Green Hills Road
            P.O. Box 660001
            Scotts Valley, CA 95067-0001

            Please include the serial number of your software, or we will be
            unable to process your letter.

        4.  If you have an urgent problem that cannot wait, you can call the
            BORLAND Technical Support Department at (408) 438-5300. Please
            have the following information ready before calling:

            o Product name and serial number on your original distribution
              disk. Please have your serial number ready, or we will be
              unable to process your call.

            o Computer brand and model, and the brands and model numbers of
              any additional hardware.

            o Operating system and version number (you can determine the
              version number by typing VER at the DOS prompt).

            o Contents of your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

            o Contents of your CONFIG.SYS file.

        5.  For technical assistance outside the USA, check the product
            packaging for the name, address, and phone number of the
            distributor nearest you.


    3. Updating an Earlier Version of Quattro Pro to Version 2.0
    ------------------------------------------------------------
      Before installing the current version of Quattro Pro, you must delete
      the earlier version. If any spreadsheet data files (*.W??), clip art
      data files (*.CLP), or custom menu tree files (*.MU) are in the QPRO
      directory, copy them to a different directory. Then delete all files
      in the QPRO and QPRO\FONTS directories (DEL *.*). If you attempt to
      intermix files from both versions, you will get unpredictable behavior
      when you execute Quattro Pro.
      
      For step-by step instructions, see chapter 2 of Getting Started.

      To convert an old custom menu tree file to the new format, see Item 20
      "Translating Custom Menu Trees."


    4. New Binding in our Manuals
    -----------------------------
      The bindings for Quattro Pro 2.0 manuals are designed to remain open
      and flat when used. To take advantage of this, open the manual and
      gently press the pages down toward the desk.


    5. Using Extended Memory for VROOMM Object Caching
    --------------------------------------------------
      Quattro Pro can use up to 512K of extended memory to store additional
      executable modules. This feature is called the VROOMM Object
      Cache. To use it, include the /X parameter when you execute Quattro Pro:

                                    Q /X

      Generally, when more memory is available, Quattro Pro runs faster.
      This feature in particular is ideal for use with computers that have a
      total of 1MB memory available with no EMS (Expanded Memory
      Specifications) driver installed. When working on large spreadsheets,
      Quattro Pro can use the extended memory to significantly enhance
      performance. However, when more than 1MB of total memory is available,
      an EMS driver should be used because Quattro Pro can use the
      additional memory for storing more spreadsheet data and/or executable
      modules.
      
      If you are using the Paradox Access function, the /X parameter is
      disabled.

      WARNING: Some disk cache drivers, RAM disk drivers, and TSR (Terminate
      and Stay Resident) programs may use extended memory in such a way
      that Quattro Pro cannot recognize their presence. Therefore , we
      STRONGLY RECOMMEND that you do not use any disk cache drivers, RAM
      disk drivers, or TSR programs when using the /X parameter because
      these programs may clash with Quattro Pro's use of the extended
      memory.


    6. Bitstream Fonts in Quattro Pro
    ---------------------------------
      Quattro Pro uses Bitstream's Fontware Typefaces and enabling 
      software, producing high-quality bitmap fonts. When you look 
      closely at printed output from Quattro Pro, you may occasionally 
      notice extra white space between characters.  This is not a problem 
      with your fonts. This extra white space is commonly reduced using 
      a composition function called kerning. At the present time, Quattro 
      Pro does not implement kerning.


    7. Font Generation Post-Installation
    ------------------------------------
      The fonts that are generated during installation can optionally be
      created post-installation. To create the fonts, run Quattro Pro,
      and retrieve the file INSTALL.WQ1 and follow the instructions. If
      a font has already been rendered, INSTALL.WQ1 knows not to
      generate it again.


    8. Testing Your Expanded Memory Specification: EMSTEST.COM
    ----------------------------------------------------------
      Included with Quattro Pro is a program to test your Expanded Memory
      Specification (EMS) hardware/software. The test will verify that your
      EMS hardware/software is working correctly. If you have problems using
      Quattro Pro with your EMS, run EMSTEST.COM (type EMSTEST at the DOS
      prompt) and follow the instructions.


    9. Running Quattro Pro from within Paradox
    ------------------------------------------
      When running Quattro Pro from within Paradox, you must run Paradox in
      protected mode. You can set this as a default using the Paradox Custom
      Configuration Program.

      If you are using Paradox on a stand-alone system (e.g. non-network
      server installation), you still need to follow some network
      configuration procedures:

       1)  Your Paradox private directory should not be the same as your
           Paradox network directory (the directory that contains your
           PARADOX.NET file). If the private directory must be changed, use
           the Paradox Custom Configuration Program to permanently set the
           location of your Paradox private directory.

       2)  Run the Paradox NUPDATE.EXE program, configure the network
           type to 'OTHER' and specify a path for the PARADOX.NET file.
           On a stand-alone system, this file can be placed anywhere on
           your hard disk where both Paradox and Quattro Pro can find
           it. The exception is the Paradox private directory.
           
       3)  Run Quattro Pro and use the /Options|Other|Paradox Access menu 
           to setup the configuration within Quattro Pro.  Once again, 
           choose 'OTHER' for the network type, and specify the same path 
           you used in NUPDATE.EXE for the PARADOX.NET file.  Press Esc 
           until you return to the /Options menu then choose Update
           to save this configuration to disk.  Exit Quattro Pro.

      Only ANSWER.DB and other temporary .DB files can be retrieved from the
      private directory. If your private directory and working directory are
      the same, and you want to load a .DB file from the working directory,
      you must also do the following:
      
       4) In Paradox, use the command Tools|More|Directory to make the
          working directory different from the private directory.
      
      After completing these steps, you should be able to retrieve Paradox
      .DB files while running Quattro Pro from within Paradox.

      
    10. Notes on Sample Clip Art
    ---------------------------
      Included with Quattro Pro is a PicturePak (TM) Clip Art Sampler of many
      different images, from PicturePak by Marketing Graphics Inc. (MGI). The
      installation program will automatically uncompress the clip art  images
      to your Quattro Pro directory. To include any of these images  in
      Quattro Pro graphs, choose / Graph|Annotate to reach the Annotator.
      Choose / Clipboard|Paste From and pick the .CLP file you wish to paste 
      into your graph. There are many other images available from MGI.

      Please see the enclosed brochure for further information regarding
      clip art images for Quattro Pro.


    11. 132-column Display Mode
    --------------------------
      If you have a graphics card that supports extended text modes, 
      Quattro Pro can display up to 132 columns at once. If you selected 
      an extended text mode that doesn't work, try the following suggestions:

        o After saving you current work, experiment with different choices in
          the / Options|Display Mode menu.  If the display is scrambled, press
          Ctrl-Break, choose /ODA, then try again.

        o Review the graphics card and/or the display monitor manual to
          verify that your hardware supports the extended display mode.
  
        o If the display card supports a 16-bit bus and BIOS, but your
          computer doesn't, it still might work if it's installed into an 
          8-bit slot. Refer to your graphics card and/or computer  manual
          for more information.

        o The display screen may be corrupted after invoking a TSR
          (Terminate and Stay Resident) program and returning to Quattro Pro
          while in an extended text mode. To prevent this, change the 
          display mode of the TSR to use the same extended text mode as 
          Quattro Pro uses.


    12. Using Mouse Drivers with EGA and VGA Graphics Cards
    ------------------------------------------------------
      Early versions of mouse drivers don't support display modes larger 
      than 80 columns by 24 lines. As a result, your mouse driver
      might not work correctly when you use Quattro Pro's enhanced display
      modes EGA 80x43, VGA 80x50, or EGA/VGA graphics modes. The following
      chart will help you determine whether your mouse driver will work
      correctly with the enhanced display modes.

      Mouse           Version that supports EGA 80x43 and VGA 80x50
      -------------   ---------------------------------------------
      Microsoft       6.11 or higher
      Mouse Systems   6.01 or higher
      Logitech        4.0  or higher
      PC Mouse        6.01 or higher

      Note: Problem reported with using Quattro Pro and Microsoft mouse
      driver version 7.04 disappear after CONFIG.SYS is changed to  
      "device=mouse.sys /Y".


    13. Printing on Legal-size Paper with HP-LaserJet Printers
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
      If you are using an HP-LaserJet IID, IIP, or III with a legal-size paper
      tray, you must manually change some settings on the front panel of the
      printer. On the IID, IIP, and III, select PAPER=LEGAL. In addition,
      the IIP needs to have MP=LEGAL.

      The above statement does not apply to the HP-LaserJet II. Consult your
      HP-LaserJet User's Guide for instruction on changing the front panel
      settings.


    14. HP-LaserJet Cartridge Support
    ---------------------------------
      For all HP-LaserJet printers printing in portrait orientation, the
      following fonts are available: cartridge, internal, Bitstream, and
      Hershey. When printing in landscape orientation, the following fonts
      are available: Bitstream, and Hershey. When printing in landscape and
      an internal or cartridge font has been selected, a Bitstream or
      Hershey font is substituted.

      The original HP-LaserJet printer supports the Hewlett Packard Printer
      Control Language 3 (HPPCL-3). Quattro Pro uses HPPCL-4 for all 
      Hewlett Packard printer support. Because HPPCL-4 doesn't include
      HPPCL-3 font cartridge support, Quatrro Pro support for the original
      LaserJet printer doesn't include font cartridge support.


    15. Network Printing
    --------------------
      If you encounter extraneous blank pages before and after printing to a
      network printer, use device Parallel 1 or Parallel 2. Do not use the
      logical device options LPT1 or LPT2. This device option is set through
      
             /Options|Hardware|Printers|1st (or 2nd)Printer|Device

      The Parallel 1 device is equivalent to LPT1 and Parallel 2 is
      equivalent to LPT2. If your network printers are installed using LPT3,
      LPT4, or LPT5, you must redefine these options for LPT1 or LPT2 and
      use Parallel 1 or Parallel 2 Device options within Quattro Pro.


    16. DIF File Format
    -------------------
      Quattro Pro supports the DIF file format for data interchange
      developed by Software Arts Products Corporation and used by VisiCalc.
      Although other programs may import/export DIF files, they aren't
      necessarily the same file format. Consequently, they may not be
      compatible with Quattro Pro.  


    17. Demonstration of New Features
    ---------------------------------
      The DEMO.WQ1 and DEMOA.WQ1 spreadsheet files contain a slide show that
      demonstrates the new features of Quattro Pro 2.0. To see the slide
      show, run Quattro Pro, retrieve the file DEMO.WQ1, and follow the
      instructions. 
      
      The slide show assumes the current menu tree is QUATTRO.MU. To change
      from the Q1.MU menu tree to the QUATTRO.MU menu tree, use the command:

          /Default|Startup|Menu Tree

      To change from the 123.MU menu tree to the QUATTRO.MU menu tree, use
      the command:

          /Worksheet|Global|Default|Files|Menu Tree


    18. Remember Menu Option
    ------------------------
      The Remember Menu Option determines whether Quattro Pro highlights the
      last command you used when you return to a menu. To use the Remember
      Menu Option, execute the menu equivalent {/ Startup;Remember} and
      answer "Yes" to turn remember on, or "No" to turn remember off. If you
      want to make your new setting permanent, choose /Options|Update.

      When running Quattro Pro from a network server, the Remember Menu Option
      is automatically set to "No."


    19. Graph Buttons, Mouse and Keyboard
    -------------------------------------
      Graph buttons can be selected using the mouse or the keyboard. Using
      the mouse, point to the graph button and click. To select a graph
      button with the keyboard, press the first letter of the text within
      the graph button.
      

    20. Translating Custom Menu Trees
    ---------------------------------
      If you created a custom menu tree in an earlier version of Quattro Pro,
      you must translate it to a format that version 2.0 can read.

      To translate custom menu trees so Quattro Pro 2.0 can use them, follow
      these steps:

        o Run the INSTALL program per the instructions in Chapter 2 of
          Getting Started. 
          
        o Return to DOS. From the directory containing the new Quattro Pro
          2.0 system files, type NEWMU and press Enter. The syntax  you'll
          use to translate menu trees appears:

                NEWMU (oldmenu) (newmenu)

        o Type NEWMU, enter the name of the menu tree you want to translate,
          then enter a (new) name for the 2.0 menu tree. The extension .MU
          is automatically appended to both names. If the menu tree is
          currently in another directory, you can include the path with the
          old menu's name. 

      For example, to translate a menu tree named RON.MU to a 2.0 menu tree
      named NEWRON.MU, type

                NEWMU RON NEWRON

      and press Enter.

      If you try to use the same name, a message indicates you must give the
      new menu a new name.

      When the translation has finished, the DOS prompt returns. When you
      start the new version of Quattro Pro, you'll find the new menu tree
      listed among the /Options|Startup|Menu Tree choices.

      The Menu Builder's /Options settings and spreadsheet shortcuts are not
      preserved when using NEWMU to translate an existing menu tree. The
      short cuts from QUATTRO.MU are assigned to the same position on the
      new menu tree and thus may activate completely different commands.


    21. Macro Key Reader
    --------------------
      To help you run 1-2-3 macros while using the Quattro Pro menu tree,
      there's a new command on the /Tools|Macro menu, Key Reader. With Key
      Reader set to Yes, Quattro Pro will read 1-2-3 command sequences
      appropriately.

      The macro key reader steps in only when Quattro Pro reaches a macro
      statement that begins with the slash key (/) or the command {MENU}.

      You won't see menus display as the macro issues commands. However,
      various Quattro Pro dialog boxes will appear wherever appropriate. For
      example, /GT displays the Quattro Pro /Graph|Graph Type menu choices.

      Be alert when executing 1-2-3 macros containing {?} statements--you
      may want to translate those statements to {MENUCALL} statements, and
      create custom menus for the corresponding 1-2-3 commands. This ensures
      that the macro will still run within 1-2-3.

      If the macro key reader encounters a macro command that it can't read
      correctly, an error message appears and the macro terminates.

      Macros using menu-equivalent commands are still compatible. For
      example, the statement {/ Graph;Type} still executes as /Graph|Graph
      Type.

      Key Reader is initially set to No. You can save the current setting by
      choosing /Options|Update.

      The menu equivalent macro command for Key Reader is {/ Macro;Reader}.


    22. Wordperfect Spreadsheet Links
    ---------------------------------
      If you use WordPerfect version 5.1 to word process reports and other
      documents, you can directly integrate Quattro Pro spreadsheet data into
      your WordPerfect documents.

      An interim release of WordPerfect 5.1 offers two ways to link to your
      spreadsheet data. You can import data from a Quattro Pro spreadsheet
      file, which can be formatted either as a table or as text. Or, create a
      direct link to the specific data you need. Links from Quattro Pro
      spreadsheets to WordPerfect documents can be automatically established
      whenever the WordPerfect document is loaded, or only when desired.

      WordPerfect users who want to upgrade to this interim release of version
      5.1 should contact WordPerfect Corporation for further information.


    23. Need Help Learning Quattro Pro?
    -----------------------------------
      There are numerous books you can purchase if you need additional help
      learning Quattro Pro. The following books are part of the
      Borland*Osborne/McGraw-Hill Business Series:

        Using Quattro Pro 2.0; Stephen Cobb; Borland*Osborne/McGraw-Hill

        Quattro 2.0 Made Easy; Lisa Biow; Borland*Osborne/McGraw-Hill

      In addition, the following books also support Quattro Pro version 2.0:

        Mary Campbell's Quattro Pro Handbook; Mary Campbell; Bantam Books

        Quattro Pro 2.0 Fast Access; Craig Livingston and Rhyder McClure;
      	Brady Books

        Hands On Quattro Pro; Bill Kling; Circle City Press

        Quattro Pro in Business; Christopher Van Buren and Mark Shmagin;
        Howard W. Sams & Company

        ABCs of Quattro Pro; Alan Simpson and Douglas J. Wolf; Sybex

        Mastering Quattro Pro 2.0; Gene Weisskopf; Sybex

        Up and Running with Quattro Pro 2.0; Peter Aitken; Sybex

        Spreadsheet Publishing with Quattro Pro; Chris Van Buren and David
        Holzgang; Ventana Publishing

        Quattro Pro 2.0: A Self-Teaching Guide; Jennifer Meyer; John Wiley &
        Sons

        Learn Quattro Pro in a Day; Wordware Publishing, Inc.

        PC Magazine Guide to Quattro Pro; Geoffrey T. LeBlond; Ziff-Davis
        Books

      The following books can help you learn Quattro Pro 1.0:

        Mary Campbell's Quattro Pro Handbook; Mary Campbell; Bantam Books

        Fast Access to Quattro Pro; Craig Livingston and Rhyder McClure; Brady
        Books

        Mastering Quattro Pro; Lynn Franz; Compute! Books

        Using Quattro Pro; Stephen Cobb; Osborne/McGraw-Hill

        Using Quattro Pro; Patrick Burns; Que Corporation

        Mastering Quattro Pro; Gene Weisskopf; Sybex

        Quattro Pro Command Reference; Jennifer Meyer; John Wiley & Sons, Inc.


    24. Corrections to the Version 2.0 Upgrade Guide
    ------------------------------------------------
      Page 11, 1st paragraph and page 15, 2nd paragraph

        Both locations suggest using the Paradox Custom Configuration
        Program to permanently  change the location of your Paradox working
        directory.  This is not required for correct operation.  You may,
        however, use the Paradox Custom Configuration Program to permanently
        set the location of your Paradox private directory.

      Page 31, below 2nd paragraph, inset the following:

        The /Graph|Customize Series|Bar Width setting affects how many data
        points can be plotted without losing depth in a 3D graph. Set Bar
        Width to 90% to plot the maximum number of points.

      Page 36, 4th paragraph, should read:

        Once you've imported a clip art image, you can export it as a .CLP
        image by choosing Copy To from the Clipboard menu. To export clip
        art image to a .PCX file, use the command
        
           /Print|Graph Print|Write Graph File|PCX File

        from the spreadsheet menu.


    25. Files on Disk (5.25")
    -------------------------
      FILE NAME         FILE DESCRIPTION
      ---------         ----------------

      Quattro Pro Disk 1 (of 6)
      -------------------------
      QUATTRO1        - File used by install program
      UNZIP       EXE - Program to unzip files
      BGI         ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         FONTS    BGI - Graphics master font file
         KERNEL   BGI - Graphics kernel file
         LASERJET BGI - HP-LaserJet font metrics
         POSTSCRP BGI - PostScript font metrics
         PREAMBLE BGI - Preamble for PostScript driver
         PREAMSLD BGI - PostScript font metrics for slides
         PRINTERS BGI - Graphics printer drivers
         SCREENS  BGI - Graphics screen drivers
         SSASCII  BGI - Bitstream symbol set file
         SSROMAN8 BGI - Bitstream symbol set file
      DEMO        ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         DEMO     WQ1 - Slide show spreadsheet of new features
         DEMOA    WQ1 - Slide show spreadsheet of new features
      INSTALL     EXE - The install program
      INSTALL     WQ1 - Used by install program to create Bitstream fonts
      MPMAKE      DAT - Resource file used by MPMAKE.EXE
      PXACCESS    BAT - Batch file used for Paradox Access Function
      QPRO        SOM - Signature file for network use
      README      COM - Program to display the README file
      SAMPLES     ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         SAMPLE   WQ1 - Quattro Pro sample file used in Tutorial
      README          - This file


      Quattro Pro Disk 2 (of 6)
      -------------------------
      QUATTRO2        - File used by install program
      CLP3        ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         4ARROWS  CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         AIRPLANE CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         ARROW    CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         ARROWS   CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         AWARDRIB CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         BIGBEN   CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         BOOKSHLF CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         CAR      CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         CHECKBOX CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         CLAPHAND CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         CLOCK    CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         DISK     CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         EIFLTWR  CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         ENVELOPE CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         GEARS    CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         GOAL     CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         HOURGLAS CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         LABOR    CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         LITEBULB CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         MONEY    CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         NEWPAPER CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         NOTEPAD  CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         OPENBOOK CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         PC       CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         PENCIL   CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         POUNDSYM CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         SLIDE    CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         SPECHBUB CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         SPRDSHT  CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         STOPLITE CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         SUITCASE CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         TELEPHON CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         USMAP    CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         WALL     CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         WINE     CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         WORLDMAP CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
      COUR        SFO - Bitstream outline font
      HELP        ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         QUATTRO  CA1 - File used by install program to build help file
         QUATTRO  CA2 - File used by install program to build help file


      Quattro Pro Disk 3 (of 6)
      -------------------------
      QUATTRO3        - File used by install program
      DUTB        SFO - Bitstream outline font
      MENUS       ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         Q1       MU  - Quattro, Version 1.01 menu tree
         QUATTRO  MU  - Quattro Pro, Version 2.0 menu tree
         RSC      RF  - Resource file for Quattro Pro
      NEWMUQP     ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         NEWMU    BAT - Batch file to translate custom menu trees
         NEWMUQP  EXE - Program to translate custom menu trees to new format
      SWSB        SFO - Bitstream outline font
      TRN         ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         FRWK!    TRN - File driver
         FRWK$    TRN - File driver
         FRWKZ    TRN - File driver
         FRWQ!    TRN - File driver
         FSWK!    TRN - File driver
         FSWK$    TRN - File driver
         FSWKZ    TRN - File driver
         FSWQ!    TRN - File driver
         FSWQ1    TRN - File driver


      Quattro Pro Disk 4 (of 6)
      -------------------------
      QUATTRO4        - File used by install program
      CHR         ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         EURO     CHR - Hershey font
         GOTH     CHR - Hershey font
         LCOM     CHR - Hershey font
         LITT     CHR - Hershey font
         SANS     CHR - Hershey font
         SCRI     CHR - Hershey font
         SIMP     CHR - Hershey font
         TRIP     CHR - Hershey font
         TSCR     CHR - Hershey font
      QUATTRO2    ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         Q        CA2 - File used by install program to create Q.VRM
         Q        CA3 - File used by install program to create Q.VRM


      Quattro Pro Disk 5 (of 6)
      -------------------------
      QUATTRO5        - File used by install program
      BSINST      ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         BSINST   DAT - File used by Bitstream install program
         BSINST   EXE - Bitstream install program
      QUATTRO1    ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         Q        CA1 - File used by install program to create Q.VRM
         Q        EXE - Used by install program to create Q.EXE
      SWBI        SFO - Bitstream outline font
      SWS         SFO - Bitstream outline font


      Quattro Pro Disk 6 (of 6)
      -------------------------
      QUATTRO6        - File used by install program
      123         ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         123      MU  - 123 compatible menu tree
         123      RF  - Resource file for 123 compatible menu
         Q123     BAT - Batch file to run Quattro Pro with 123 compatible menu
      CLP1        ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         1-README CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         ASIA     CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         CANADA   CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         EUROPE   CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         NOAMERIC CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
      CLP2        ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         AUSTRALI CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         AUSTRIA  CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         BRITAN   CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         CENT     CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         DOLLAR   CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         FRANCE   CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         GERMANY  CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         GUILDEN  CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         MEXICO   CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         POUND    CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         SPAIN    CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         SWITZERL CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
         YEN      CLP - Quattro Pro sample clip art file
      DTBI        SFO - Bitstream outline font
      DUT         SFO - Bitstream outline font
      DUTI        SFO - Bitstream outline font
      EMSTEST     ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         EMSTEST  COM - Program to test user's EMS hardware/software
      MPMAKE      ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         MPMAKE   EXE - Creates personal menu preference
      QPUPDATE    ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
        QPUPDATE  EXE - Utility program to add/remove serial numbers
      SORT        ZIP - Compressed Quattro Pro file
         ASCII    SOR - ASCII sort order
         INTL     SOR - International sort order
         NORDAN   SOR - Norwegian/Danish sort order
         SWEDFIN  SOR - Swedish/Finnish sort order
         VIDEO    RSC - Video resource file
      SWSI        SFO - Bitstream outline font
