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From‰:‰ Customer Services~                                20 Jul 1989~
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Re‰  :‰ Installation of Dictionaries and the $PORT Variable (6.10)~
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Installation of Dictionaries and the $PORT Variable@@
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Background@@
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Customers buying a copy of Uniplex (Base1 or Base2) receive a
copy of the dictionary for a single language (on their "Text Files"
media). This is supplied in uncompiled form, and is compiled at
install time.

Customers wishing to spell check in multiple languages may purchase
the Additional Dictionary Pack (ADP).  This contains all 11 language
dictionaries in a compiled format.  They should, therefore, not be
compiled at install time.


$PORT@@
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The Uniplex 6.10 Installation Guide (page 5) describes the use of the
$PORT variable.  It reads "Set this variable to anything other than 0
to prevent Uniplex deleting any dictionaries during upgrade.  You may
set any name or number."

This is true except that:
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1)  Setting $PORT prevents the dictionary source files and compiler
    programs from being deleted, not the dictionaries themselves.

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3)  $PORT is used for a different purpose when installing the ADP - 
    the install script supplied on the ADP tape will attempt to
    compile each dictionary if the shell variable $PORT is set.  As
    the source files are not present, this will fail generating a
    number of error messages.  It is therefore important to ensure@@
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    that $PORT is not set before the ADP package is installed.@@
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