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1-2-3 Version 1.2
On-Line Release Notes

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These release notes contain updated information on installing,
configuring, and using 1-2-3 Version 1.2. Please read through these notes
to determine which, if any, of the updates described here apply to you.


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Using 1-2-3 in a UNIX Environment

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Network File Access
-------------------
1-2-3 uses the native file locking facilities of NFS to set reservations
on worksheet files. Any system from which you retrieve or save files
(whether 1-2-3 is running on that system or not) requires that NFS
locking be enabled.

NOTE	If you chose to have file locking disabled during setup123, 1-2-3
	does not require that NFS locking be enabled.

	If you are saving or retrieving files from your local
	disk only, 1-2-3 does not require that NFS locking be enabled.

On Solaris 1, the file locking mechanism is managed by the rpc.lockd
and rpc.statd daemons and on Solaris 2 it is managed by the lockd and
statd daemons.

You may put the commands to start these daemons in a file which is read
when you boot up your system. On Solaris 1 this file is /etc/rc.local and
on Solaris 2 this file is /etc/init.d/nfs.client.

If the daemons haven't been started you can use the following commands
to start them:

NOTE:	You must be logged in as root to use these commands

Solaris 1:

	# /usr/etc/rpc.lockd
	# /usr/etc/rpc.statd

Solaris 2:

	# /usr/lib/nfs/statd
	# /usr/lib/nfs/lockd


stat System Call
----------------

The implementation of the operating system file locking mechanism across 
the network causes 1-2-3 to make extensive use of the stat system call. On 
some systems if any server is down while a file retrieve is being 
attempted, 1-2-3 may be suspended until the server responds or comes up.

File Locking and PC-NFS
-----------------------

The implementation of the file locking mechanism in the operating system 
and how it interacts with PC-NFS permits a file to be reserved 
simultaneously by more than one user. For example, if a PC user using 
1-2-3 Release 3.x or Release 2.x retrieves a file through PC-NFS, a file 
reservation is created allowing the PC user read-write privileges. When a
second 1-2-3 user using 1-2-3 Version 1.2 retrieves the same file, a second
(conflicting) reservation is created, allowing the Version 1.2 user 
read-write privileges also.

File Locking and Novell-NFS
---------------------------

If you are not running Version 1.2 RevB of Netware-NFS on your Novell file
server, you may encounter file-locking problems which cause the file server
to "hang".  These problems are due to the implementation of the file-locking
mechanism in previous versions of Netware-NFS.

File Locking and Exiting
------------------------

When you quit out of the X Window System without first quitting 1-2-3, any 
files that were locked (reserved) by 1-2-3 may remain locked. These files 
can be manually unlocked by copying them to a new file name and then moving 
them back to the original file name.

Example

	1.  # cp file.wk3 unfile.wk3

	2.  # mv unfile.wk3 file.wk3

NOTE	This problem may also occur if your system "crashes" while you are 
	running 1-2-3.

Keymaps for 1-2-3
-----------------

The way that your keymaps are defined is dependent on which graphics
driver you are using to run 1-2-3. You may change the definition of the
keys on your keyboard if you find that the existing mappings are
inconvenient or inadequate for your needs.

If you are running in character terminal (TTY) mode your keymapping
is defined using the keymaps under the directory <dest>/lotus/123.v12/keymaps.
These keymaps may be modified by using the keyedit utility.  See Chapter 6
of the Installation and Configuration Guide for more information on the
keyedit utility.

If you are running under the X Window System in Classic Mode (not running
with the GUI), your keymaps are defined by the .X123keymap.  A copy of this
file is shipped with 1-2-3 in the directory <dest>/lotus/123.v12/<arch>, or
you may make a copy in your HOME directory and create a customized
environment. You can use the X_keymap_check utility to check the .X123keymap
file before and after editing.  See Chapter 6 of the Installation and
Configuration Guide (Keyedit in the X Environment) for more information
on the .X123keymap file.

If you are running in OPEN LOOK or OSF/Motif Interface mode (running with
the GUI) the .X123keymap still applies. Additionally, some special
keymappings are done through the "pastel" file to accomodate 1-2-3 running
with a GUI.  The keymappings made in the pastel file take precedence over
those in the .X123keymap file. The pastel file is intended to be used as
packaged with the software and editing is not recommended. See Appendix F
in the GUI User's Guide for more information on the pastel file.

If you are running in OSF/Motif Interface mode then 1-2-3 expects the
file XKeysymDB to exist in the /usr/lib/X11 directory.  You may create
a link in /usr/lib/X11 to XKeysymDB if Motif was installed in another
location.

Using Binary Format to Transfer Files
-------------------------------------

1-2-3 files are stored in binary format. You must use the binary option 
when transferring these files using a file transfer protocol such as ftp 
or the files will be corrupted.

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Documentation Updates

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The following sections describe the additions/updates to the 1-2-3 
Version 1.2 documentation set. Use the page numbers to locate the sections 
of the documentation in which these topics are discussed. The 1-2-3 
Version 1.2 documentation contains the following books:

o  Lotus 1-2-3 Add-In Toolkit
o  Lotus 1-2-3 DataLens Drivers User's Guide
o  Lotus 1-2-3 GUI User's Guide
o  Lotus 1-2-3 Installation and Configuration Guide
o  Lotus 1-2-3 MACROmania
o  Lotus 1-2-3 Reference Guide
o  Lotus 1-2-3 Release Notes
o  Lotus 1-2-3 User's Guide with Quick Start
o  Lotus 1-2-3 Worksheets-On-A-Disk

The UNIX commands used in the 1-2-3 documentation are meant to be appropriate
for most systems. In the case that a command in the documentation doesn't
work on your system, see your operating system manual(s) for an equivalent 
UNIX command.

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Add-In Toolkit Developer's Guide

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This section provides additions/updates for the Add-In Toolkit
Developer's Guide.

Add-In Filenames
----------------

(Page 2-2) - In UNIX filename mode, you must always use lower case
characters for the .ad1 extension.

Use only a single period in an add-in filename, for example, test.ad1.

Using UNIX Signals
------------------

1-2-3 uses the signals SIGUSR1 and SIGUSR2 for printing and the Add-In Toolkit.
1-2-3 does not support the use of any signals with the product.  If you wish
to use the 1-2-3 signals you must rewrite a local signal handler which
captures the signals and passes them through.

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Add-In Toolkit Reference Guide

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This section provides additions/updates for the Add-In Toolkit
Reference Guide.
 
WorkFile Functions
------------------
 
(Page 5-18) - The LPI_S_ALREADY_GROUPED code is not returned when you
execute the function LpiWfSetGrouped for a worksheet file that is already 
in GROUP mode.

(Page 5-28) - If you use a password with the LpiWfSetSeal function that is
over 15 characters long, the password is truncated. The function does not
return the LPI_S_INVALID_PASSWORD code.

MemoryAvail Workspace Function
------------------------------

(Page 6-24) - The MemoryAvail function in the Workspace library module
takes an lptr (lulong) argument. The lulong argument can hold the memory
returned.

Workspace WindowMode Error
--------------------------

(Page 6-28) - If you try to use LpiWsSetWindowMode and the windowtype
argument is set to Horizontal or Vertical when your cursor is in the top or
bottom row of the worksheet, the function is returned with a 1-2-3 error
code in the p_apperror argument instead of LPI_S_OUTOFBOUNDS.

Keyboard Input Functions
------------------------

(Page 7-8) - Keyboard Input functions do not return the correct codes when
you press CTRL or SHIFT and a function key simultaneously, for example,
CTRL-F1 or SHIFT-F1.

Mode Indicators
---------------

(Pages 7-7 to 7-18) - If you press HELP during an Input call
(LpiPrmInput, LpiPrmInputInt, LpiKbdInput, LpiMnuInput, or LpiRngInput) or
while running add-ins, the mode indicator may not display correctly.

Using MacroRun
--------------

(Page 9-6) - Do not use MacroRun to put 1-2-3 in map mode.

(Page 9-6) - Using MacroRun with incorrect arguments will return the
AppError 2.

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Datalens Drivers User's Guide

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The Informix Datalens Driver
----------------------------

When using Informix-net in an NIS environment, and NIS is consulted for
hostname, username or servicename then the Informix backend crashes with a
core dump.  To get around this problem you should avoid NIS lookups by the
Informix software.  This can be done by creating entries in the local 
files /etc/hosts, /etc/passwd, and /etc/services for each required host-
name, username and servicename; and altering the NIS configuration file
/etc/nsswitch.conf to refer to the local versions of these files before
making calls to the NIS server.

When using the Informix Relay Module (by setting the $SQLRM environment
variable) a message appears on the standard output if Informix is not
installed in /usr/informix.  To avoid this you should set the environment 
variable $SQLEXEC to $INFORMIXDIR/lib/sqlexec.

The Oracle Datalens Driver
--------------------------

Lotus 1-2-3 for Unix V 1.2.2 contains Datalens Oracle drivers for
Solaris 1.x and Solaris 2.x.

In order to install the drivers you must be logged in as root.
Copy the file <lotus_base_dir>/123.v12/oracle/datalens/mesg/dlnus.msb
to the datalens/mesg directory under your oracle product tree.

Then run the Datalens installation utility inst_dl in the 
<lotus_base_dir>/123.v12/<arch>/bin directory.

At the prompts you should enter the following:

Add, Delete, Rename Datalens Driver, Make 123, or Quit? (a, d, r, m, q)
a

Add which Datalens Driver? (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, q) 2

Please Enter Driver Name - ORACLE

Please Enter Driver Description - ORACLE database driver

Please Enter Driver Configuration - {RETURN}

Please Enter Driver Object Installed Directory <lotus_base_dir>/123.v12

Please Enter Driver Object Name - oracle.o

A list of Datalens drivers is now displayed with the oracle driver
in slot 2.  

Add, Delete, Rename Datalens Driver, Make 123, or Quit? (a, d, r, m, q)
m

The 1-2-3 executable is relinked with the oracle driver.  When this is
complete enter 'q' at the next prompt to exit the inst_dl utility.

Before running 1-2-3 you should set the following environment
variables:

ORACLE_HOME:    The value of this variable should be the base directory
                of the oracle product.

ORACLE_FOR_123: Should be set to the datalens subdirectory below
                ORACLE_HOME

ORACLE_123_CONFIG_FILE:  Should be set to the location of the
                config.ora file ie <lotus_base_dir>/123.v12/oracle

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GUI User's Guide

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This section provides additions/updates for the GUI User's Guide.

(Appendix F) - There are two versions of the pastel file.  PASTEL.M is for
users running under OSF/Motif and PASTEL.OL is for users running under
Open Look.  The pastel file is used to set X resources similar to the
.Xdefaults file.  For more information on setting X resources see
Chapter 10 and Appendix F of Volume 3 (X Window System User's Guide)
of the O'Reilly series of manuals on the X Window System.

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Installation and Configuration Guide

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This section provides additions/updates for the Installation 
and Configuration Guide.

Hardware Requirements
---------------------

Systems running with a character interface (tty mode) should have at
least 8 megabytes of internal memory.

Systems running with the X Window System should have at least 12
megabytes of internal memory.

Systems running with a Graphical User Interface (GUI) should have at
least 16 megabytes of internal memory.

The minimum amount of swap space needed is 14 megabytes, however, it
is recommended that you allocate twice the amount of internal memory that 
your machine has. 

Installation from CD-ROM and 150 megabyte 1/4" inch cartridge tape are 
supported.

The following Central Processing Units (CPU's) have been certified:

o SPARC Systems

Software Requirements and Options
---------------------------------

Supported operating systems include:

o Solaris 1.0 (SunOS 4.1.2)
o Solaris 1.1 (SunOS 4.1.3)
o Solaris 2.1 (SunOS 5.1)

Disk Space Requirements
-----------------------

When you install 1-2-3, the installation procedure checks your free disk
space. If you do not have enough free disk space in the specified file
system, you can terminate the installation or specify a different file
system. You may want to check your disk space before you begin to install
1-2-3 or open another window and check it while you are installing. You 
need the following amount of disk space for each architecture when you
are installing the Media Edition of 1-2-3:

Packages Installed                                      Required Disk Space
-------------------------------------------             ------------------- 
Base Installation                                       20 megabytes
Base Installation, DataLens, Add-In Toolkit		24 megabytes
 
Also see the swap space requirements above in "Hardware Requirements".

The 1-2-3 system files are stored by default in the /usr directory on
your system. During the installation procedure, you can override the
defaults and copy the 1-2-3 files to another destination directory.
If you do not have sufficient space in the destination directory, you 
must delete some files before you begin the installation procedure
described in Chapter 3 of the Installation and Configuration Guide.

Use the following procedure to check your free disk space:

Procedure

	1. # df <dest>

	2. The number of blocks shown is the number of free blocks. Check
	   your system manual (or man page) for the byte-size per block.

lotus123 Installation Script
----------------------------

Page 3-5 of the Installation and Configuration Guide gives the following
command for installing from a Solaris 2 machine:

	dd if=<DEVICENAME> conv=sync | uncompress -c | tar xBvfbp - 20

You may use that command or the following command which uses the -e switch
(for error checking):

	dd if=<DEVICENAME> conv=sync | uncompress -c | tar xBvfbpe - 20

Also, you will find that you are asked if you want to read the Release
Notes in step 15 instead of step 16.

Remote Installations
--------------------

If you require a remote installation under Solaris 1 you must have chosen
the Networking Software Installation option.

Running 1-2-3 with Open Look Window Manager
-------------------------------------

If you are running 1-2-3 with the Open Look window manager you must
set an environment variable named WINDOW_MGR to the value "olwm". To
set the WINDOW_MGR environment variable use one of the following
procedures:

(Bourne Shell)

	WINDOW_MGR="olwm"
	export WINDOW_MGR

(C Shell)

	setenv WINDOW_MGR olwm

Running 1-2-3 with OSF/Motif
----------------------------

When running 1-2-3 with OSF/Motif the file XKeysymDB should exist in the
directory /usr/lib/X11. If Motif is installed in another location, create
a link in the directory /usr/lib/X11 to this file.

Multiple Vendors Using FLEXlm at a Single End-User Site
-------------------------------------------------------

NOTE:	The following information is taken directly from the Highland
	FLEXlm Programmer's Manual

In the case where multiple software vendors install FLEXlm-based products
at a single end-user site, the potential for license file location
conflicts arises. This section summarizes strategies that allow for a
minimum of end-user inconvenience.

There are basically two cases involved at an end-user site when more than
one software vendor installs products.

CASE 1:

All products use the same license server node(s).

In this case, the solution is simple: combine license files by taking the
set of SERVER lines from any one license file, and add all the DAEMON,
FEATURE, and FEATURESET lines from all the license files. The combined
license file can be located in the default location
(/usr/local/flexlm/licenses/license.dat), or in any convenient location
(with the end-user using the LM_LICENSE_FILE environment variable), or
multiple copies can be located at fixed locations as required by the
various software vendors.

CASE 2:

The products use different license server node(s).

In this case, separate license files will be required, one for each distinct
set of license servers (where multiple software vendors use the same set of
license server nodes, the technique described in case 1 above can be used
to combine their license files). The resulting (multiple) license files
can then be installed in convenient locations, and the user's LM_LICENSE_FILE
environment variable would be set as follows:

setenv LM_LICENSE_FILE "lfpath1:lfpath2:....:lfpathN"

where:
	lfpath1 - is the path to the first license file
	lfpath2 - is the path to the second license file
	.
	.
	lfpathN - is the path to the last (Nth) license file

License Daemon
--------------

Earlier versions of the license daemon (lmgrd) cannot be used with this
shipment of Lotus 1-2-3. If you are already running a copy of 1-2-3, you
will need to stop the existing lmgrd process using lmdown and start a new
lmgrd process. See Chapters 4 and 9 of the Installation and Configuration
Guide for more information on licensing and license utilities.

License Activation
------------------

Page 4-1 of Chapter 4 in the Installation and Configuration Guide does not
clearly describe the Lotus License Activation process.

When you install Lotus 1-2-3 for SPARC Systems V1.2 the product will run
with reduced functionality.  You will not be able to save or print new
worksheets.  In order to turn this version into a fully functioning version
you need to complete the License Instruction Sheet found in the Getting
Started envelope and contact Lotus Technical Support.  You will then be
provided a License Activation Key which will turn your reduced
functionality version into a fully functioning version.

Please refer to page 4-5 of Chapter 4 in the Installation and Configuration
Guide for more details on the Lotus License Activation Key.

Additionally, Step 5 of page 4-6 refers to the License Worksheet on
page 4-10. The License Worksheet is actually found on page 4-8.


License File (license.dat)
--------------------------

When you are running Lotus 1-2-3 for SPARC Systems the license file
(license.dat) is always found under <dest>/lotus/123.v12/sun4sol1/123lic.v12.
The file is kept in this directory regardless of whether you are running
with support for Solaris 1, Solaris 2 or both.

lmremove Utility
----------------

(Chapter 9) - Licenses do not need to be idle for 30 minutes in order to
be removed using the lmremove utility.

"Can't set locale" Error
------------------------

During installation two links are created in the /usr/lib/locale directory.
These links are created only if you have installed from a Solaris 2.x
operating system. If you have installed Lotus 1-2-3 with support for
Solaris 2.x from a Solaris 1.x system, these links will not have been
created for you. In this case, you will get the error "Can't set locale"
and will need to create the links using the following commands:

	ln -s /usr/lib/locale/C /usr/lib/locale/Intl-English
	ln -s /usr/lib/locale/C /usr/lib/locale/INTL_ENG

Character Terminals
-------------------

To ensure compatibility across a range of terminals which support Tektronix
graphics 1-2-3 will use an environment variable, L123_TEK_TERMINAL, which
will tell 1-2-3 which physical terminal it is running on.  In conjunction with
this variable 1-2-3 will use a file, .l123tek, which will be used to store the
necessary strings that 1-2-3 needs to switch into and out of graphics mode.
The .l123tek file will be stored in <dest>/lotus/123.v12.

The syntax of the .l123tek file is:

   TERMINAL NAME        "ENTER TEKTRONIX STRING"        "EXIT TEKTRONIX STRING"

An example of this syntax would be:

        wyse    "\E[?38h"       "\E[?381"

The value of the first column (TERMINAL NAME) should be the same as the
value of the L123_TEK_TERMINAL environment variable.
 
The value of the second column (ENTER TEKTRONIX STRING) is the escape
sequence which will put your hardware into Tektronix mode.
 
The value of the third column (EXIT TEKTRONIX STRING) is the escape
sequence which will allow your hardware to exit Tektronix mode.
 
If you are using any terminal other than a WYSE terminal you will need
to edit this file using the appropriate escape sequences for your
hardware. See your hardware manual for details on these escape sequences.

If you are using a non-English keyboard with a Wyse370 terminal, you may 
find that the keyboard and character set configured on your terminal have
been changed to incorrect values after displaying a graph. This is due to
a limitation in the Wyse370 terminal software.

If you are using a character terminal with Solaris 2.0 please ensure that
you use the stty setting to expand tabs to spaces.  The command to do this
is 'stty -tabs' or 'stty tab3'.  Failure to set this mode may cause
distortion in the menus of the setup123 and keyedit configuration utilities.

<arch> Variable
---------------

The Installation and Configuration Guide uses the variable <arch> in
certain commands. You should substitue "sun4sol1" for Solaris 1
and "sun4sol2" for Solaris 2 when issuing commands for those operating
systems.

Sun 101A and Type 5 Keyboards
-----------------------------
 
When using the Sun 101A or Type 5 keyboards some keys on the numeric keypad
will not work properly. The procedure below will provide a solution for this
problem.
 
After completing the procedure below, users running under X Windows with
the Character User Interface (Classic Mode) will need to use the keyboard
with NumLock turned OFF in order for the right and middle keypads to emit
numbers and arrow keys/navigation, respectively. Users running with the
Graphical User Interface (GUI) may use NumLock turned ON or OFF with the
exception that when using CTRL-PGUP, CTRL-PGDN and CTRL-HOME with NumLock
turned OFF users will need to use the middle keypad.
 
NOTE:	Check to see that you have chosen the appropriate keyboard in
	setup123 in addition to following this procedure.
 
Procedure
 
Create a file called xmodmaprc.lotus with the following text:
 
keycode 53 = KP_Divide
keycode 54 = KP_Multiply
keycode 57 = KP_Decimal
keycode 78 = KP_Subtract
keycode 101 = KP_0
keycode 119 = KP_1
keycode 120 = KP_2
keycode 121 = KP_3
keycode 98 = KP_4
keycode 99 = KP_5
keycode 100 = KP_6
keycode 75 = KP_7
keycode 76 = KP_8
keycode 77 = KP_9
keycode 27 = Up
keycode 35 = Right
keycode 34 = Down
keycode 31 = Left

After creating this file, run the following command to map the keys:
 
	# xmodmap xmodmaprc.lotus
 
See Volume Three (X Window System User's Guide) of the O'Reilly series of
manuals on the X Window System for more information about the xmodmap
command.

NON-U.S. and NON-U.K. Keyboards
-------------------------------

When using a keyboard which is not made for use in the United States or
the United Kingdom it may be necessary to use the LOTUS_KB environment
variable. The LOTUS_KB environment variable is used to represent the
keyboard code for the country whose character set you need to use. The
LOTUS_KB environment variable is documented within the .X123keymap file
(found in <dest>/lotus/123.v12/<arch>) along with the list of possible
values.

Additionally, there are now two values for the German language, namely that
of German and Swiss German.  For high German use the value "DE" and for
Swiss German use the value "DS".

Workstation License Unobtainable
--------------------------------

(Page 4-16) - If no Workstation licenses are available, 1-2-3
will not start and the error message "Could not obtain a valid license"
will be displayed.

Graph Driver and Display Character Screen 
-----------------------------------------
 
(Page 5-15) - When you select X Window in the Graph Driver screen and ISO 
Latin 1 in the setup123 utility and then display graphs with text in a graph 
window, the text may not display the same as the text in the worksheet window. 
The fonts used in the graph window do not correlate directly with the fonts 
for the worksheet window. When the characters in a specific font do not match, 
the text in the graph window is adjusted to display the ISO LATIN 1 character
that is closest to the character in the Lotus font or the LMBCS code. 

Node Edition
------------

The full set of printed documentation for Lotus 1-2-3 for UNIX Version 1.2
consists of:

o  Lotus 1-2-3 Add-In Toolkit
o  Lotus 1-2-3 GUI User's Guide
o  Lotus 1-2-3 Installation and Configuration Guide
o  Lotus 1-2-3 Reference Guide
o  Lotus 1-2-3 Release Notes
o  Lotus 1-2-3 User's Guide with Quick Start *

* Only the User's Guide with Quick Start is included with the Character
Terminal Node Edition.

This full set of printed documentation should be available from your System 
Administrator, since it is included with the Media Edition of 
Lotus 1-2-3 for UNIX Version 1.2.

Should you wish to have a full set of printed documentation for yourself, 
please contact your Lotus 1-2-3 Reseller to purchase the Documentation 
Edition for Lotus 1-2-3 for UNIX Version 1.2.

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MACROmania

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This section provides additions/updates for MACROmania.

GETTING STARTED WITH MACROmania

(Pages x to xi) - Due to a printing error Appendix A was not included with
this book. The readme.wk3 file located in 
<dest>/lotus/123.v12/smpfiles/macmania contains the information that should
have been included in Appendix A.

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GUI User's Guide

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This section provides additions/updates for the GUI User's Guide.

Supported Display Drivers
-------------------------

The following combinations of the X Window System environments and window 
managers are certified by Lotus:

o  AIXwindows

o  Hewlett-Packard Visual User Environment

o  OpenWindows

o  X11R3/X11R4 and OSF/Motif

NOTE	1-2-3 has had limited testing in an X11R5 environment and appears
	to function correctly.

CAPS LOCK Screen Indicator
--------------------------

(Page 1-2) - The CAPS LOCK screen indicator does not display in the X 
Window System environment.

Icon Label
----------

(Page 1-8) - You cannot specify the icon label in your .Xresources file, 
.Xdefaults file, on the command line, or as an environment variable.

-display Command Line Option
----------------------------

(Page 1-3) - If the -display command-line option is not used, 1-2-3 
automatically uses the DISPLAY environment variable.

Display Drivers
---------------

(Pages 1-12 to 1-13) - 1-2-3 will not operate on an X Terminal if the
Lotus font is not present and no font was defined in your X Resource 
environment or on the command line using the -fn command line option.

Primary and Alternate Fonts
---------------------------

(Page 1-15) - If you specify a primary font and an alternate font that are 
not the same size when you start 1-2-3, only the primary font is used. 

If the specified alternate font does not exist, 1-2-3 ignores the 
specified primary font request and uses the default Lotus font.

If you are planning on using 1-2-3 in character (tty) mode in an xterm 
window, be sure to start the xterm window with your primary font size and 
your bold font size being the same.

Managing Graph Windows
----------------------

(Pages 1-27 to 1-33) - When your 1-2-3 graph is being updated very rapidly 
the display may become slightly corrupt. Typing your REFRESH key, 
usually Ctrl-L, will fix the display.

When you use /Graph View or the GRAPH key to view a graph and the 1-2-3 
worksheet does not contain any data you must establish focus on the 1-2-3 
window and then press a key to remove the graph window.

The Oracle Datalens Driver
--------------------------

The database userid dialog box does not have a line for entering the
password.  The database uid and password are not requested until after
the driver has been loaded.  To get around this, either use the classic
menu or enter the userid followed by the password on the same line as the
userid and then click OK.

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Reference Guide

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This section provides additions/updates for the Reference Guide.

Data Query Extract
------------------

(Pages 2-77 to 2-79) - When you choose /Data Query Extract and use ~ as 
your criteria 1-2-3 will copy all fields including blank fields to the 
output range.

Importing International Characters
----------------------------------

(Pages 2-177 to 2-180) - When importing international characters into a 
worksheet you must choose /Worksheet Global Default Other International 
File-Translation International to ensure that the international characters 
will be imported correctly.

Graph Command in the X Window System Environment
-----------------------------------------------

(Pages 2-233 to 2-235) - The following information is provided for the 
X Window System environment. The following tables list the menu selections 
1 to 9 for the following commands:

o  Fonts for /Graph Options Advanced Text [F,S,T] Font 

o  Sizes for /Graph Options Advanced Text [F,S,T] Size

		Number		Font 

		1		Serif

		2		Italic Serif

		3		Sans Serif

		4		Bold Sans Serif

		5		Bold Serif

		6		Bold Italic Serif

		7		Italic Sans Serif

		8		Bold Italic Sans Serif

		9		N/A

		Number		Size

		1		8 point
		
		2		10 point

		3		12 point

		4		14 point

		5		14 point

		6		18 point

		7		24 point

		8		24 point

		9		24 point


For example, if you select number 8 for /Graph Options
Advanced Text [F,S,T] Size and number 4 for /Graph Options Advanced Text 
[F,S,T] Font as listed in the previous tables, the text in the graph 
window displays in 24 point and Bold Sans Serif.

Graph Options Format
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(Pages 2-238) - When you use /Graph Options Format Area 1-2-3 fills the 
space between the specified line and the x-axis or zero line with colors or 
hatch patterns.

Graph Options Titles
--------------------

(Pages 2-246 to 2-247) - When you use /Graph Options Titles [Y,2Y] and
/Graph Options Scale [Y,2Y] Indicator, titles and indicators for vertical
scales are spelled vertically top-to-bottom in the X Window graphs. When
you rotate a graph horizontally using /Graph Type Features Horizontal, the
title and indicator of the x-axis, which becomes the vertical scale, will
also be spelled vertically.

If you are using very long titles in your graphs the titles may overlap
when the Graph is displayed and/or printed.

Graph View
----------

(Page 2-253) - When you use /Graph View or the GRAPH key to view a graph 
and the 1-2-3 worksheet does not contain any data you must establish focus 
on the 1-2-3 window and then press a key to remove the graph window.

Disabling /System
-----------------

(Page 2-344) - If you do not want the /System command to return you to the 
operating system, you can set the L123_SECURE_SYSTEM environment variable.

This variable can be set to any value.

Procedure

	# setenv L123_SECURE_SYSTEM yes (C Shell)

	# L123_SECURE_SYSTEM=yes; export L123_SECURE_SYSTEM (Bourne Shell)

NOTE	This will also disable the {SYSTEM} Macro command.

Resizing Worksheets
-------------------

(Page 4-11) - Do not resize the worksheet window when you are running a 
macro.

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User's Guide with Quick Start

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This section provides additions/updates for the User's Guide with Quick
Start.

Printers
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(Pages 1-4 to 1-5) - When you print a line graph using a Color PostScript
printer lines that appear in color when you display your graph will
not print in color. All other graph types (pie, HCLO, etc) will print in
color.

Using the 1-2-3 Help System
---------------------------

(Pages 3-84 to 3-86) Context sensitive help for @functions may not select 
the exact @function. The user may have to search for the correct @function 
with "Continued" or "Previous".

Transcript Software
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(Page 5-9) Transcript is a software package by Adobe Systems, Inc.

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Worksheets-On-A-Disk

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This section provides additions/updates for the Worksheets-On-A-Disk
documentation.

The file !!!blank.wk3 has been renamed to blank.wk3.
