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Antiword
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Version 0.35 (14 Nov 2003)
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Introduction
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Antiword is an application for displaying Microsoft(R) Word documents.




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Just a quick port to OS/2. Seems to work fine here with my limited selection
Word files.
Installation
You need the EMX runtime (I think most everyone has this, it is available at
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/os2/dev/emx/v0.9d/emxrt.zip) You also need a home directory setup.

NEW, antiword will now first look in %ANTIWORDHOME% then in %HOME% so you can create a directory such as x:\antiwordhome and put in config.sys (or cmd file) set ANTIWORDHOME=x:/antiwordhome

Create a directory eg x:\home on a drive with long file name support and add
SET HOME=x:/home (note the forward slash) to your config.sys and reboot. This can also be done in a cmd file, see examples in this directory. Also create .antiword in your home directory.
Then copy the file called 'fontnames' and one or more mapping files (eg 8859-1.txt)from
the Resources directory to the %HOME%/.antiword directory (note the
dot before antiword!).
Alternatively you can create a directory c:\usr\share\antiword and put the fontnames and mapping files there.
If you decide to edit fontnames you need to use an editor that deals with unix format text files ok. Natively epm -u will work, don't use e.exe.
I have also included an older version of fontnames which may work better on OS/2.
Also look in the doc directory, especially the FAQ.
To compile make -f Makefile.os2 all.
Dave
dave_yeo@mindlink.bc.ca