For new features added since Composure 1.0, please
see WHATSNEW.@CP.

Composure is written entirely in WordPerfect's advanced
macro programming language. All of the files needed to
run the program are contained in a self-extracting format
created using Yoshi's LHA. Since Composure is compatible
only with WordPerfect 5.1 (versions 6/29/90 or later),
the assumption is made that users will have installed a
hard disk to speed up operation of WordPerfect.

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The following is the recommended installation procedure:

 1.  For the one-month trial period at least, you may
     wish to make a separate keyboard/macro directory
     for Composure and log onto it:

     c:\            ENTER     (or any other drive)
     md cpsure      ENTER
     cd cpsure      ENTER

     Alternatively, you can install Composure in your
     regular keyboard/macro directory. (If you decide to
     remove it later, you can use wildcards to delete
     the files: CP*.*.)

 2.  From the above directory, copy the .EXE file from
     your floppy disk drive to your hard drive:

     copy a:\*.exe  ENTER     (or b: as appropriate)

 3.  Extract the files:

     cpsure??.exe   ENTER     (?? is the release number)

 4.  Load WordPerfect according to your usual practice.

 5.  Press Shift-F1, 6, 2 and change the path to your
     keyboards and macros to C:\CPSURE. (If you have
     opted to install Composure into your regular
     keyboard/macro directory, skip this step.)

 6.  Press 5. If the path to your style files is
     different from what is now your keyboard/macro
     directory path, make note of the paths to both for
     future reference.

 7.  Cursor down a line and change your library filename
     to CPSURE.STY. (Alternatively, you can skip this
     step, but Composure will then have to pause to make
     a few necessary style files each time you create a
     file. If you use styles regularly and have tailored
     your default library style file for special appli-
     cations, try leaving things as they are for the
     trial period until you familiarize yourself with
     how the Composure style platform works. You can
     also add the two styles in CPSURE.STY to your
     default library style file, but for the greatest
     flexibility, speed, and overall reduction of
     file sizes, using CPSURE.STY as the default is
     recommended.)

 8.  Press F7 to return to your normal editing screen,
     then press F5, the equal sign (=), and the path to
     your keyboard/macro directory. Press ENTER twice.

 9.  Press F5 and type CP*.STY, ENTER. You should see a
     listing of Composure's eleven style files. If your
     style files are NOT in a different directory from
     the keyboard/macro files (refer to step 6 above),
     press F7. Otherwise, do the following:

     ALT-F5 to tag all files
     Select 3, move the files to your Styles directory
     F7

10.  If you want to be able to use Composure's compose
     character lookup feature (for all characters in
     WordPerfect's eleven character sets), follow the
     same steps above to copy the .TXT files to your
     working directory:

     F5, type CP*.TXT, ENTER
     Select 3, move the files to your working directory
     F7

     Composure's registration form and product descrip-
     tion files also end in .TXT: CPREGIS.TXT (includes
     attractive discount packages) and CPRODUCT.TXT.

11.  If the above steps have been completed
     successfully, press F5, n (or =) to name search for
     CP*.EXE, and delete the file.

12.  Create an ALT-key macro to call Composure (we
     suggest ALT-L, since Composure's keyboards use L
     for the language module and main menu access, but
     use any key you like):

     CTRL-F10 (to start recording macro)
     ALT-L

     Overwrite existing macro if desired (or start over)
     Enter description if desired

     ALT-F10  (to invoke a macro)
     cpsure   (the name of Composure's main macro)
     ENTER
     CTRL-F10 (to stop recording the macro)

Composure is now installed. Press the ALT-key macro you
just defined, then @ to read the on-line welcome and
instructions.