This text file documents the use of Timeworks 2.01 with SpeedoGDOS.
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N.B. Timeworks 2.00 requires a different installation procedure and 
is generally far better behaved under Speedo. See issue 17 of Atari 
ST Review for complete details.
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I ought to mention at the outset that the process detailed below is 
not an ideal solution by any means. You still can't add your own 
point sizes with the Outline Fonts utility. It will however save you 
disk space and allow you to remove GDOS 1.1 from your system. Down to 
business:

1) Install Timeworks 2 and on completion, remove GDOS.PRG from your 
AUTO folder. DO NOT run the Font Widths program.

2) Install SpeedoGDOS using the supplied installation program. Run 
the 'Outline Fonts' utility, click 'Options' and make your way to the 
'Point Sizes' dialogue. From here, highlight all of the standard 
sizes and click 'Set All Fonts'. When you return to the main 
dialogue, remove the Dutch 801 Bold Italic font and then save the 
settings.

3) Next, copy the width files for your printer to the PUBLISH folder. 
Rename the ????????.PUB file PUBLISH.WID, and the ????????.SCR file 
SCREEN.WID. If a file isn't included for your particular printer, 
choose one with the same output resolution. For example, the 
DESKJET.??? file should work with the HP LaserJet because both share 
the same 300dpi resolution.

4) Run Publisher 2. Once the program has loaded, choose 'Set 
Defaults' from the Options menu. Simply click OK and quit the 
program. This process creates a PUBLISH.DEF file in your Timeworks 
folder.

5) Open the PUBLISH.DEF file with a text editor and change the 
FONT_HIDING TRUE line to read FONT_HIDING FALSE; save the file as 
ASCII. You are now ready to run Timeworks 2 with Speedo. The width 
files supplied provide a reasonable selection of point sizes and the 
printed output is superb thanks to the quality of the Bitstream 
fonts. Beware, older documents will need some adjustment.


General Speedo Hints
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1) If you're using lots of different fonts in one document, don't 
forget to increase the size of you caches accordingly. If you don't, 
Speedo will be reduced to a crawl as it swaps fonts from disk to 
memory.

2) Use FPRINT. This handy little utility (included in this archive) 
improves print speeds dramatically. Just pop it into your AUTO folder 
and forget about it.


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Nial Grimes. 1993.
nialg@cix.compucom.co.uk
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Many thanks to Simon at GST for supplying Timeworks 2.01.
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