PRODUCT  :  QUATTRO PRO                            NUMBER  :  200
VERSION  :  1.0
     OS  :  DOS
   DATE  :  April 30, 1990			     PAGE  :  1/2

  TITLE  :  RUNNING QUATTRO PRO IN WINDOWS




Quattro Pro was not designed as a Windows specific application.
However, it will function in the Windows environment (not in a
specific window).  Use the following settings as a starting point
when defining your PIF file for Quattro Pro:

KB Required:	384
KB Desired:	-1

Directly Modifies:    Screen
Program Switch:       Text
Screen Exchange:      None
Close Window:	      YES
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KB Required:	384
In most cases, Quattro Pro will load in 384K RAM (512K is
recommended).  Use this value as a minimum starting point and
increase as necessary.

KB Desired:    -1
By using -1 as the desired amount of RAM for Quattro Pro to
operate, Windows will swap itself to hard disk to allow Quattro
Pro full access to available RAM.  You can leave this option
blank or enter a zero (0).  In this case, Windows will allow
Quattro Pro access to any available RAM.

Directly Modifies:    Screen
Since Quattro Pro can generate graphics but will not run in a
window, set this option to Screen.  This will allow Quattro Pro
to operate in a full-screen.

Program Switch:    Text
If you wish to be able to switch back to Windows by pressing
<Alt><Esc> (for background operation), set the Program Switch
option to Text.  This will limit the amount of RAM reserved by
Windows when swapping Quattro Pro out of the current screen to
access Windows or another application.

Set the Program Switch option to Prevent if you are not
interested in swapping Quattro Pro in/out of memory.  This will
conserve the amount of memory available for Quattro Pro.  You
must exit the program (/File, Exit) to return to Windows.














PRODUCT  :  QUATTRO PRO                            NUMBER  :  200
VERSION  :  1.0
     OS  :  DOS
   DATE  :  April 30, 1990			     PAGE  :  2/2

  TITLE  :  RUNNING QUATTRO PRO IN WINDOWS




Screen Exchange:    None
The Screen Exchange option can be set to None, unless you are
going to use the Windows Clipboard for data exchange.

Close Window:	 YES
Setting the Close Window option to YES will actually remove
Quattro Pro from memory upon exiting and will close the screen
which it occupied.

If you decide to leave Quattro Pro in a window upon exiting
(Close Window:	NO), you will not have any EMS (EXPanded memory)
available for use by other applications.

Upon loading Quattro Pro, it will access all available EMS.
There is no way to minimize this amount through Quattro Pro.
Therefore, leaving the window open upon exiting the program will
not free up this memory since it will still be reserved by
Quattro Pro.

If you do not have EMS or do not have any other applications
which can/will access this memory, this setting will have no
bearing other than the amount of conventional RAM necessary for
maintaining the window.


NOTE:  Borland has announced that a Windows version of Quattro
Pro is under development.  Currently, no time frame for a release
date is available.