
    FAXit for Windows, Release 3.10C			         2-Apr-93
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****** Do not attempt to run the FAXit install program if you have
*NOTE* DOS FASTOPEN utility installed in your system.
******
       If upgrading from an older version of FAXit, first delete FAXit*.*
       files in the FAXit programs directory (normally C:\FAXit), AND
       in the main Windows directory (normally C:\WINDOWS), for example:

	 C:\> del c:\faxit\faxit*.*
	 C:\> del c:\windows\faxit*.*
	 C:\> del c:\windows\system\faxit*.*

       It is recommended that you delete these files from OUTSIDE
       Windows (as shown above, from the DOS prompt).  You may also
       run the install program (described below) with a /u parameter,
       or double click on the Uninstall icon in the FAXit Program
       Manager group.  This may not work for uninstalling older versions 
       of FAXit.


Installation
============

  1) Load Windows, then depending on which menu/shell you're using:
  2) Program Manager:  Choose File/Run and type A:INSTALL
     File Manager:     Click on the -A- drive or press Ctrl+A,
                                 then open A:\ and run INSTALL.EXE
     MS-DOS Executive: Click on the -A- drive or press Ctrl+A,
                                 then run INSTALL.EXE
     All others:       Select the A: drive as the CURRENT DRIVE, and
                                 run INSTALL.EXE         
     (Substitute the drive containing the FAXit release disk, if not A:)
  3) Enter the directory to install FAXit in, and your Windows directory
  4) Select your FAX board from the list, or Capture if yours isn't listed
  5) Press OK and files will be copied; change disks if prompted
  6) Set FAXit options; User Details and Directories are most important
  7) To send a FAX, issue File/Print from any Windows application


Font Installation
=================

Adobe Type Manager:
-------------------
FAXit is fully compatible with Type Manager. If you have Postscript soft
fonts (Type 1 or Type 3) you must have Adobe Type Manager in order to
use them with FAXit.

Bitstream FaceLift:
-------------------
FAXit is fully compatible with FaceLift. However, if you install
FAXit AFTER FaceLift, you must run the FaceLift Control Panel, open
the Printers icon, select FAXit and check the "Assign SHELL-Driver"
check box. Finally, make sure you use the Bitstream font names (such
as Dutch and Swiss) rather than the Windows font names (e.g. Helv and
Times) when using FaceLift with FAXit.

Windows fonts:
--------------
For best results, use the Windows Control Panel to install from the
Microsoft Windows release disk(s) provided with the Windows retail package
the CGA RES and VGA RES fonts.

See your Windows user guide for details on installing fonts using the
Control Panel.

FontWare Drivers:
-----------------
This release comes with drivers for BitStream's FontWare, versions 2.0
and 3.0. To install the FontWare drivers, you must first have
FontWare installed on a hard drive, then:

  1) Select the A: drive and run FWINSTAL from the DOS prompt
     (Substitute the drive containing the FAXit release disk, if not A:)
  2) Provide FWINSTAL with the drive & directory where FontWare is installed
  3) FWINSTAL automatically installs the FontWare 2 or FontWare 3 drivers
  4) Run FontWare and select FAXit as the current printer (with the desired
     orientation and resolution) from the FontWare control panel, then re-
     generate any fonts you have previously built for your screen or printer.
     This assures 3-way WYSIWYG among screen, printer and FAXit.

Z-Soft's SoftType, & Other Font Managers:
-----------------------------------------
SoftType, and any other font manager that generates Windows GDI
fonts, can be used to generate fonts for FAXit using the following
resolution information.

  Standard Resolution, Portrait:  Horizontal 204dpi; Vertical 98dpi
  Standard Resolution, Landscape: Horizontal 98dpi ; Vertical 204dpi
  Fine Resolution, Portrait:      Horizontal 204dpi; Vertical 196dpi
  Fine Resolution, Landscape:     Horizontal 196dpi; Vertical 204dpi


Incompatible Font Managers:
---------------------------
A number of font managers available for Windows operate by providing
enhanced printer drivers for a certain number of common printers,
such as the Hewlett Packard LaserJet series.  Since this type of font
manager replaces the existing printer driver it will not provide font
support for FAXit.  Examples of this type of product are Publishers
Powerpack from Atech and SuperPrint from Zenographics.

						       
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  See the FAXit User's Guide for more information on the installation 
  and use of FAXit for Windows, and Windows and FontWare fonts.
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Changes for release 3.10C
=========================

Bug Fixes
---------
  1) Rescheduling of composite print jobs (i.e., those created
     through FAXit Manager File Send & Add Attachments options)
     now properly causes ALL pages of the job to be sent. 
     Previously, only some of the pages would be rescheduled.
  2) In previous 3.10 releases, logo and backdrop files had to
     be the same resolution (standard or fine) for the print job
     to be displayed properly.  Now logo and backdrop images are
     properly scaled to the resolution of the cover page.
  
New Features
------------
  1) Phonebook importing has been improved. The new phonebook import 
     dialog (displayed upon choosing the "File/Import Phonebook..."
     menu item in the phonebook or fax destination dialog box) prompts
     the user to select the desired format, then after selecting the
     file the user is prompted for any additional information which
     is needed (such as field separators, etc. for ASCII importing).
  2) ASCII files may now be imported into the phonebook.  Each line
     of the file is assumed to be a phonebook entry.  Name, Company,
     Phone number, and Fax number fields appear in order on the line,
     separated by commas (default), tabs, semicolons, or any
     character specified by the user.  A fixed-field-width option is
     also supported.  Single (') or double (") quotes may be used to
     delimit fields which contain the delimiter character.  Quoted 
     fields which themselves contain one or more quote characters
     should use two consecutive quote characters for each actual quote,
     to tell FAXit that the embedded quote is not a field separator
     (delimiter).  Groups are not supported in ASCII files.

     For example, in the following lines the company name will always
     be read correctly as "Fred's Toys, Inc.". In the first example, the
     quotes are used because the field contains a comma, which is the
     separator. In the second example, the apostrophe (') has to be
     duplicated since single quotes are used around the field. Finally,
     no quotes are needed in the third example since the semicolon (;)
     is being used as the delimiter and the field doesn't contain a
     semicolon (and of course the comma is simply taken as a regular
     character).

       Fred Smith, "Fred's Toys, Inc.", 800/555-1212, 800/123-4567
       Fred Smith, 'Fred''s Toys, Inc.", 800/555-1212, 800/123-4567
       Fred Smith; Fred's Toys, Inc.; 800/555-1212; 800/123-4567

  3) dBase III (.DBF) files may now be imported into the phonebook.
     The version field of the .DBF header must be 03 hex, and the 
     dictionary must contain field definitions for the following
     text (character type) fields:
        NAME      -- Name field of phonebook entry 
        COMPANY   -- Company field of phonebook entry
        PHONENUM  -- Phone number field of phonebook entry
        FAXNUM    -- FAX number field of phonebook entry

Known Restrictions
==================
  1) See above for restrictions on ASCII and .DBF files for import
     into the phonebook.
  2) PCX, TIFF files and received faxes can't be attached to a transmission
     (to send these types of files, first open them into PaintBrush,
     FAXit Viewer, etc. and print them to FAXit.
  3) In-place rotation (FAXit Viewer View/Rotate menu option) does
     not rotate any pen annotations that may be attached to the fax.
  4) PCX files used as logos and backdrops must be monochrome (1 bit per
     pixel), and we recommend you use high resolution images (204 x 196
     dpi). Although low resolution (204 x 98 dpi) images will be output
     correctly, they don't look as good at either "standard" or "fine"
     fax resolutions as high resolution images do.
  5) In the Cover Page Layout dialog, if any of the four dimensions
     for a placement rectangle is changed, the width & height must be 
     changed from the default value (0).  That is, if any of the dimension
     edit boxes contain anything other than "Default", the width and
     height edit fields must contain non-zero numbers, not the "Default" 
     string.

Special Notes
=============

  *  The install program makes a backup copy of your WIN.INI
     file, named WININI.OLD.

Intel Fax Boards
----------------
If using an Intel fax board (SatisFAXtion or Connection CoProcessor),
you will occasionally get a CAS error message from FAXit while in
Windows. A Connection CoProcessor will indicate "CAS
FindFirst/FindNext failed" and a SatisFAXtion will indicate "CAS
GetDate or GetTime failed".

These messages are the result of a queue file bug in the Intel
software. The problem can be solved by deleting the ENTIRE queue
subdirectory within the Intel software directory. The default
directory name for the Connection CoProcessor is C:\CONNECT\QUEUE and
for SatisFAXtion is C:\FAX\QUEUE. Once all files (*.*) have been
deleted from this directory, you MUST reboot your computer so that
the Intel software can create new, empty queues. The above message
will then not be displayed any longer by FAXit.

IMPORTANT: Before deleting all files in the queue directory, make
sure that you have no pending fax transmissions (unsent documents)
and that all received documents and files have been viewed, printed
or saved. Deleting the queue directory files will result in loss of
any unsent transmissions or unread receives.

Intel SatisFAXtion
------------------
There are no other special requirements for the Intel SatisFAXtion
board except that the Communicating Application Specification Manager
(CASMGR.EXE - see Intel documentation for details) must be loaded and
running BEFORE you enter Windows and generate faxes with FAXit.

Since the Intel install program sets up your system so that CASMGR is
always loaded and running, you shouldn't have to change anything. If,
however, you get a message from FAXit complaining that the CAS
Manager is not loaded, you might have to adjust your AUTOEXEC.BAT
file so that it loads the CASMGR before running Windows.

Intel Connection CoProcessor
----------------------------
The Intel Connection CoProcessor Application Manager version 1.12 or
newer (CCAM.EXE - see Intel documentation for details) must be loaded
and running BEFORE you enter Windows and generate faxes with FAXit.

Since the Intel install program sets up your system so that CCAM is
always loaded and running, you shouldn't have to change anything. If,
however, you get a message from FAXit complaining that CCAM is not
loaded, you might have to adjust your AUTOEXEC.BAT file so that it
loads CCAM before running Windows.

In addition to the above,

  1) If you are using a 386-based PS/2 (MCA) machine, you need to get
     an update to the CONNECT.SYS driver from Intel.

  2) If you are using CCAM version 1.11 or previous, you need to get an
     update to a newer version from Intel. While waiting for the upgrade,
     copy the CCAMMLTI.COM program from this disk into your CONNECT
     directory and add it to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

     To do this, first check CCAM's version number. Make sure you are
     at a DOS prompt, and then change to the directory where you
     installed the Intel software (normally C:\CONNECT) and run CCAM.
     A message similar to the following will be displayed:

           Connection CoProcessor Applications Manager (CCAM)
                             Version x.xx

     If the version number displayed is 1.11 or LESS, do the following
     when you are at a DOS prompt (assuming the FAXit program disk is
     in A: and the Intel software is installed in C:\CONNECT;
     substitute your drive/directories if different):

        COPY A:CCAMMLTI.COM C:\CONNECT

     Once CCAMMLTI.COM is copied, you need to add it to your AUTOEXEC.BAT
     file. To do this, you must first load AUTOEXEC.BAT into an
     editor (EDLIN or some other DOS editor will do, so will NOTEPAD
     in Windows) and find the line which says:

        C:\CONNECT\CCAM C:\CONNECT\CCAM.CFG

     and add IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING that line, the line:

        C:\CONNECT\CCAMMLTI

     Save the modified AUTOEXEC.BAT and reboot your computer. Make
     sure that following the CCAM signon you see a message similar to:

        CCAM-MULTI: Enable CCAM Multitasking
        ...
        CCAM is running multitasking
        xxx bytes used
