The final screen of the setup program gives you the option of printing the installation guide, as well as the readme file giving useful information when starting to use the software and last-minute release information. This is a lot of printing but does enable you to have the information separate from the software.

Alternatively, both the install guide and the readme information are included in the online user manual which you can display by pressing F1 in WintextCom Personal Information Manager(tm). Each topic in the standard Windows help version of the user manual, which is the default display format for WintextCom Personal Information Manager(tm) online help, can be printed out by clicking the print button in the header area of the display panel.

A third option is the "Alternative help documents..." help menu item. This displays a list of available help files. The install guide and readme sections of the user manual are called "wtc_install.doc" and "readme.doc", respectively, in Microsoft Word format. These documents present tables of contents in which you can left click an entry with the Control key down to jump to the required section, and press Alt+Left Arrow to come back to the table of contents. The documents are also provided in plain text with ".txt" extensions instead of ".doc". All of these documents can be printed in their entirety, or you can select just certain information to print.

The final screen of the Installation Wizard also provides the option to print the software tutorials, which present quick start usage and operating instructions with command summaries. The tutorials are also part of the user manual and by default are displayed separately in Windows help format by pressing Shift+F1 in WintextCom Personal Information Manager(tm). You can find the tutorials in "wtc_tutorials.doc", "wtc_tutorials.txt" and other formats using the "Alternative help documents..." help menu selection. The "Launchpad_manual_quickstart.doc" and "wtc_manual_quickstart.doc" documents, etc., present only the tutorials for the Launchpad and Windows Text Communications features of the software, respectively.

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Getting Started Information