TIMEWORKS DESKTOP PUBLISHER ST - VERSION 1.1


     Installation

     You  cannot  run  the  program  from  the  master  disks  as 
     supplied:  you must install it onto other disks. Please read 
     the installation guide in the manual before installing.  You 
     will need 4 blank formatted single-sided disks,  or 3  blank 
     formatted double-sided disks,  or about 1 megabyte of  space 
     on a hard disk.

     Full details are in the user manual in the section  entitled 
     "Installing the PUBLISHER".


     Memory Requirements

     GEM  requires  all  of  the fonts  to  be  in  memory  while 
     printing. This means that the Desktop Publisher requires all 
     of  the memory in a 520 ST:  you must not have  any  desktop 
     accessories or memory-resident programs installed.  Also, on 
     a  Mega ST 2,  driving an Atari laser printer,  all  of  the 
     memory is required: there is no room for accessories.

     The  program  will use temporary files on disk while  it  is 
     operating: do not change the disk in the drive until you are 
     told  to by the program.

     Temporary  files  are also required  when  printing  bit-map 
     graphics.  If  you have a 520ST with single-sided  floppies, 
     you  may not be able to print more than one image  file  per 
     page.  If  you get a disk full message while  printing,  you 
     could  try  deleting the help text files from  your  overlay 
     disk to make more space.


     Sample Documents and Clip Art

     The  disk of sample documents and clip art is not copied  by 
     the  install  program.  Floppy disk users  should  copy  the 
     disk,  save the original,  and use the copy. Hard disk users 
     can copy the two folders,  SAMPLES and ARTWORK,  onto  their 
     hard disk simply by dragging the icons.  All the artwork  is 
     in  .IMG format,  so the GEM Paint format should be used  to 
     import it into Desktop Publisher.


     NEW.DOC

     The file NEW.DOC is an empty text file.  It is placed in the 
     STORIES  folder by the install program.  If you import  this 
     into Desktop Publisher (using any import file  format),  you 
     can then type in a multi-frame story.