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Corel Setup wizard

The Corel Setup wizard lets you customize your software installation. You can access last-minute product information from the Readme Help file (README.HLP) located on this CD-ROM.


Color profile

A color profile is information about the monitor, scanner, or printer in your computer configuration that allows your software to calibrate your system, ensuring the consistent rendering of color between devices. The Color Profile screen allows you to choose which color profiles, or parts of color profiles, you want to install. If you do not select a color profile, the Corel Setup wizard will install a generic color profile as a default setting.

To expand a color profile, double-click the color profile name or click the plus sign beside its name.

To view a description of a color profile, click the color profile name and read the description in the Color Profile Description box.

To add or remove a color profile, click the check box beside its name. When a check mark appears in the check box, the color profile is selected for installation; a check mark in a shaded box indicates that some parts of a color profile are selected, and a blank check box indicates that the color profile is not selected. A red check mark indicates that the color profile must be selected.

You can access an alternate menu by right-clicking the Color Profile screen. Using this menu, you can select all color profiles by clicking Select All, or clear your selections by clicking Clear All.

 Note

•	As you add or subtract color profiles from the list, the total disk space required is displayed at the bottom of the Color Profile dialog box.


Components

A component is part of a software application or package that can function independently. For example, WordPerfect 9, Corel Presentations 9, and Quattro Pro 9 are components of WordPerfect Office 2000. A component may have sub-components that can also function independently. For example, Program files, Help files, and macros are sub-components of WordPerfect 9. You can choose which components or sub-components you want to install. The Component Description box displays a description of the selected component.

You can open a component to see its sub-components by double-clicking the component name, or by clicking the plus sign (+) beside its name. When a check mark appears in the check box beside a component, the component is selected and will be installed. When a check mark appears in a shaded check box, some sub-components of the component are selected and will be installed. When a red check mark appears in a check box, the component must be installed. When no check mark appears in a check box, the component is not selected and will not be installed.

You have many options when selecting which components to install.

To	Do this

Add a component	Enable the check box beside the component name.

Remove a component	Disable the check box beside the component name.

Select all components	Right-click the Components box, and click Select All.

Remove all components	Right-click the Components box, and click Clear All.

Select the default custom components	Right-click the Components box, and click Default Custom. This command restores the default custom components.

Select the typical components	Right-click the Components box, and click Typical. This command selects the most commonly used components.

Select the compact components	Right-click the Components box, and click Compact. This command selects only the required components, and a minimum of sub-components.

 Notes

•	As you add and remove components from the list, the total disk space required is displayed at the bottom of the Components screen.

•	If you choose not to install certain components during this installation, you can install them at a later date using the Corel Setup wizard.

•	You can uninstall individual components using the Corel Uninstaller. To run the Corel Uninstaller, from the Windows desktop, click Start, WordPerfect Office 2000, Setup And Notes, Corel Remove Program.


Filters
Conversion filters

A filter is a program that translates one file format to another so that you can import and export file formats not native to the application. For example, WordPerfect uses a filter to import Microsoft Word documents. The Conversion Filters screen lets you choose which filters you want to install. The Filter Description box displays a description of the selected filter.

The filters are grouped into conversion sets. You can open a conversion set to see what filter types it includes by double-clicking the conversion set, or clicking the plus sign (+) beside its name. When a check mark appears in the check box beside a conversion set or filter name, the conversion set or filter is selected and will be installed. When a check mark appears in a shaded check box, some filters of the conversion set are selected and will be installed. When a red check mark appears in a check box, the filter must be installed. When no check mark appears in a check box, the conversion set or filter is not selected and will not be installed.

You have many options when selecting which filters to install.

To	Do this

Add a conversion set or a filter	Enable the check box beside the conversion set or filter name.

Remove a conversion set or a filter	Disable the check box beside the conversion set or filter name.

Select all filters	Right-click the Filters box, and click Select All.

Remove all filters	Right-click the Filters box, and click Clear All.

Select the default custom filters	Right-click the Filters box, and click Default Custom. This command restores the default custom filters.

Select the typical filters	Right-click the Filters box, and click Typical. This command selects the most commonly used filters.

Select the compact filters	Right-click the Filters box, and click Compact. This command selects only the required filters.

 Notes

•	As you add and subtract filters from the list, the total disk space required is displayed at the bottom of the Conversion Filters screen.

•	If you choose not to install certain filters during this installation, you can install them at a later date using the Corel Setup wizard.


Fonts

A font is a set of characters in a given typeface and point size, such as 10 point Times New Roman. Most fonts are available in families that include different point sizes, such as 8 points, 12 points, and 16 points, and styles such as bold and italic. The Fonts screen lets you choose which fonts you want to install. When you select a font a preview displays in the Font Preview window.

The fonts are grouped into categories such as Formal Scripts and Bold Headlines. You can display the fonts by group by enabling the Display Fonts By Group button, or you can display each individual font by name by enabling the Display Individual Fonts button. You can open a group to see what fonts it includes by double-clicking the group, or clicking the plus sign (+) beside its name. When a check mark appears in the check box beside a font group or a font, the font group or font is selected and will be installed. When a check mark appears in a shaded check box, some fonts in the font group are selected and will be installed. When a red check mark appears in a check box, the font must be installed. When no check mark appears in a check box, the font group or font is not selected and will not be installed.

You have many options when selecting which fonts to install.

To	Do this

Add a font	Enable the check box beside the font name.

Remove a font	Disable the check box beside the font name.

Select all fonts	Right-click the Fonts box, and click Select All.

Remove all fonts	Right-click the Fonts box, and click Clear All.

Select the default custom fonts	Right-click the Fonts box, and click Default Custom. This command restores the default custom fonts.

Select the typical fonts	Right-click the Fonts box, and click Typical. This command selects the most commonly used fonts.

Select the compact fonts	Right-click the Fonts box, and click Compact. This command selects only the required fonts.

 Notes

•	As you add or subtract fonts from the list, the total number of selected fonts, and the total disk space required, is displayed at the bottom of the Fonts dialog box.

•	Although we provide you with hundreds of fonts to choose from, we recommend that you select a limited number of fonts to work with; 500 or more installed fonts may adversely affect your computer’s performance.

•	If you choose not to install certain fonts during this installation, you can install them at a later date using the Corel Setup wizard.


Network Administrator
Network Administrator Options

The Network Administrator Options screen applies only to users who want to install the application on a network, or run the application from a network server.

Workstation Installation Options

The Workstation Installation Options let you specify how network users install the application at their workstations.

Enable this button	To do this

Allow Only Run From Network Installation	Allows users to run the application only from the network installation.

Allow Only Local Installation	Allows users to run the application only from a local installation from the network server on a hard drive at their workstation.

Allow Both Local And Run From Network Install	Allows users to install the application from the server to their workstation, or to run the application from a shared installation on a network server.

Workstation Installation Paths

The Workstation Installation Paths options let you force the workstations to use either UNC paths or mapped drives to access the network server where the install is located.

Enable this button	To do this

UNC paths	Forces the workstation to use UNC paths to access the network server where the install is located.

Mapped drives	Forces the workstation to use mapped drives to access the network server where the install is located.

Network file option

Enable the Mark Network Files Read-only checkbox to make network files read-only.


Workspace Profiles
Workspace Options

The Workspace Options screen applies only to users who want to install or run the application from a network.

A workspace profile is a local or network file that stores custom settings for a software application. When a workspace profile is on the network, users view their own custom settings when they log on to any computer on the network.

To create a workspace profile on the network, enable the Create Network Workspace Profile check box.

To connect user workspace profiles to the server using a Universal Naming Convention (UNC) connection, enable the UNC button. Specify the server and path in the Network Location box. This method of connection centralizes the location of the workspace profiles on the server.

To connect user workspace profiles to the server using a drive connection, enable the Drive Letters button. Specify the drive and path in the Network Location box; a connection to the drive is not necessary to run 'SETUP'. This method of connection is supported by almost all networks.


Writing Tools
Writing Tools Selection

The Writing Tools Selection screen lets you choose which languages the writing tools will use in the application. The writing tools for a language typically include a Spell Checker, Thesaurus, and Grammatik (Paradox 9 does not include a Thesaurus or Grammatik).

You can open the Writing Tools Languages folder by double-clicking the folder, or clicking the plus sign (+) beside its name. When a check mark appears in the check box beside a writing tool, the writing tool is selected and will be installed. When a check mark appears in a shaded check box, some writing tools are selected and will be installed. When a red check mark appears in a check box, the writing tool must be installed. When no check mark appears in a check box, the writing tool is not selected and will not be installed.

You have many options when selecting which writing tools to install.

To	Do this

Add a writing tool	Enable the check box beside the writing tool.

Remove a writing tool	Disable the check box beside the writing tool.

Select all writing tools	Right-click the Writing Tools box, and click Select All.

Remove all writing tools	Right-click the Writing Tools box, and click Clear All.

Select the default custom writing tools	Right-click the Writing Tools box, and click Default Custom.

Select the typical writing tools	Right-click the Writing Tools box, and click Typical.

Select the compact writing tools	Right-click the Writing Tools box, and click Compact.

Set the default language	Choose a language from the Default Language list box.

 Notes

•	As you add or subtract writing tools from the list, the total disk space required is displayed at the bottom of the Writing Tools dialog box.

•	The default language is the language used by the writing tools each time you open the application.


Temporary Paths

Some of the applications you have selected to install can write temporary files to disk. You can choose one or more of the drives listed, and the applications will write temporary files to a "TEMP" folder on that drive during the install operation. Any temporary files will be erased when the Corel Setup wizard finishes.