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From: aliu@girtab.usc.edu (Terminal Entry)
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Subject: Re: New vlt user (w/ problems).
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Date: 10 Nov 89 01:52:26 GMT
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In article <5882@ucdavis.ucdavis.edu> estes@iris.ucdavis.edu (Robert Estes) writes:

>I have been using the vt100 program for some time and have just recently
>needed to do tek graphics, and , therefore, have downloaded the new version
>of vlt.
>

[ list of problems deleted ]

You must have vlt's fonts in your FONTS: directory. Either copy them
to your WB disk, or 'assign FONTS: Vlt:fonts'.

Same for the S: directory and the libs: directory. Vlt needs to find
its defaults in the S: directory, and its libraries in the LIBS: directory.

If you have Vlt on a separate disk, before you start it make sure you
type something like this: (the Vlt's disk name being VLT)

   assign FONTS: Vlt:Fonts   (for the 3 vlt fonts)
   assign LIBS:  Vlt:Libs    (for libraries (review.library, arp.library, etc))
   assign S: Vlt:s           (for config files)
   assign REXX: Vlt:rexx     (for macros)

Then configure your system and save the configuration.

                                                     aliu@nunki.usc.edu
                                                       Forwarded (MD)

PS. Thanks to all who helped with the availability of 'find' for the amiga.