APPLICATION NOTE #164
 USING ADDRESSELOPE WITH XYWRITE III PLUS
 Rev. 01


 This application note describes how to use Addresselope, a pop-up 
utility program, with XyWrite III Plus.


 PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
 Addresselope is designed to help you address envelopes on a Hewlett 
Packard LaserJet or compatible. Among the features supported by 
Addresselope are automatic address capture and storage of up to ten 
return addresses. Addresselope is available from Barry A. Watzman, 
560 Sunset Road, Benton Harbor, Michigan 49022-7142, Telephone: (616) 
925-3136).


 INSTALLING ADDRESSELOPE
 To install Addresselope, complete the following steps:

 1.  Load XyWrite. At the DOS prompt:

       Type:  editor<CR>

 2.  Copy the Addresselope program onto your working disk or onto the 
root
     directory of your hard disk. For example:

       Type:  F5copy a:adrselop.com c:\<CR>

 3.  Call the file AUTOEXEC.BAT and add the following line to the 
file. This
     line must appear before the line that loads XyWrite (i.e., 
EDITOR).

       Type:  adrselop{ASC-27}

 4.  Store AUTOEXEC.BAT and quit XyWrite.

       Type:  F5store<CR>
       Type:  F5quit<CR>

 5.  Boot the system to load both Addresselope and XyWrite into 
memory.

       Press:  Ctrl-Alt-Del


 CUSTOMIZING XYWRITE
 By default, the Addresselope hot key is AltIns. Because XyWrite III 
Plus does not pass this key combination to other programs, you need 
to modify your XyWrite key~board file so that it does pass the 
keystrokes to Addresselope.

 1.  Call your keyboard file to the screen. For example:

       Type:  F5ca ibm.kbd<CR>

 2.  Search for TABLE=ALT.

       Type:  F5se /table=alt{Ctrl-<CR>}/<CR>

   (You enter a carriage return on the command line by pressing 
Ctrl<CR>.)

 3.  Move the cursor to the definition for key 82.

       Type:  F5se /82=/<CR>

 4.  Delete everything between the equal sign and the carriage return.

 5.  Immediately after the equal sign, enter a null character (ASCII 
0).

       Press:  Alt-Shift-0

     Result: An ASCII 0, which looks like a space, appears after the 
equal
     sign.

 6.  Store and load the keyboard file.

       Type:  F5st<CR>
       Type:  F5load ibm.kbd<CR>

     Result: You can now activate Addresselope by pressing AltIns.


 USING ADDRESSELOPE WITH XYWRITE
 You can use Addresselope's Capture function to capture a block of 
text (e.g., an address) from a XyWrite file for printing on an 
envelope.

 1.  Call the document that contains the address you want to capture.

 2.  Activate Addresselope.

       Press:  Alt-Ins

 3.  Type:  C

     Result:  Addresselope's capture mode is now active, and the 
cursor is in
     the upper left corner of the screen.

 4.  Use the cursor keys to move the cursor to the first character of 
the
     address you want to capture.

 5.  Mark the beginning of the address block.

       Press:  +      (on the numeric keypad)

 6.  Move your cursor to the end of the address block.

     Result: The address block appears in reverse mode.

 7.  Mark the end of the block.

       Press:  +      (on the numeric keypad)

    Result:  The Addresselope menu appears, with the PRINT option 
highlighted.

 8.  Select the PRINT option.

       Press:  <CR>

    Result:  The captured address is sent to your Hewlett Packard 
LaserJet.

 Note #1  Return Address. You cannot use Addresselope's Capture 
function to capture return addresses. They must be set up in 
Addresselope according to the instructions in the Addresselope User's 
Manual.

 Note #2   Print Format. XyWrite does not control the font or 
placement of text on the envelope. To change the print format, refer 
to the Addresselope User's Manual.