Remove unused nopos_ mamber variable.

[lyx.git] / README.OS2

diff --git a/README.OS2 b/README.OS2
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--- a/README.OS2
+++ b/README.OS2
@@ -75,49 +75,49 @@ by Shigeru Miyata <miyata@kusm.kyoto-u.ac.jp>
 modified by Arnd Hanses <Arnd.H.Hanses@rz.ruhr-uni-bochum.de>
 ##############################################################
 
 modified by Arnd Hanses <Arnd.H.Hanses@rz.ruhr-uni-bochum.de>
 ##############################################################
 

-- This README.OS2 addresses experienced users of XFree86 and 
-  LyX on OS/2 and covers in very short form the steps for 
+- This README.OS2 addresses experienced users of XFree86 and
+  LyX on OS/2 and covers in very short form the steps for

   updating (installing) LyX.
 
 - For general information on LyX please refer to the generic
   README. For generic compiling instructions refer to INSTALL.
 
   updating (installing) LyX.
 
 - For general information on LyX please refer to the generic
   README. For generic compiling instructions refer to INSTALL.
 

-- For a more detailed step by step guide on installing (or compiling) 
-  LyX and other related useful (or even necessary) optional programs 
+- For a more detailed step by step guide on installing (or compiling)
+  LyX and other related useful (or even necessary) optional programs

   on OS/2 please refer to INSTALL.OS2. If you are not already an
   experienced user of LyX an OS/2 you are advised to read it.
 
   on OS/2 please refer to INSTALL.OS2. If you are not already an
   experienced user of LyX an OS/2 you are advised to read it.
 

-- For a description of the binary distribution and any necessary 
+- For a description of the binary distribution and any necessary

   support libraries please refer to README.bin, which comes with the
   binary distribution.
 
 
 LyX has been ported to OS/2 with XFree86 by Shigeru Miyata and
   support libraries please refer to README.bin, which comes with the
   binary distribution.
 
 
 LyX has been ported to OS/2 with XFree86 by Shigeru Miyata and

-has been installed and used successfully by many people. 
+has been installed and used successfully by many people.

 Unfortunately there is yet no easy to install and complete distribu-
 tion of XFree86-related software for OS/2. Despite increasing popula-
 Unfortunately there is yet no easy to install and complete distribu-
 tion of XFree86-related software for OS/2. Despite increasing popula-

-rity of X on OS/2, extensive printed documentation about XFree/2 and 
-related programs like LyX is still not available. So you will 
+rity of X on OS/2, extensive printed documentation about XFree/2 and
+related programs like LyX is still not available. So you will

 have to study the available documentation (man pages, READMEs, faq,
 have to study the available documentation (man pages, READMEs, faq,

-etc.) thoroughly to avoid unnecessary grief for you and for other 
-people, trying to help you on the net. Nevertheless, there are 
+etc.) thoroughly to avoid unnecessary grief for you and for other
+people, trying to help you on the net. Nevertheless, there are

 existing tutorials and manuals covering X on UNIX family operating
 existing tutorials and manuals covering X on UNIX family operating

-systems, which do contain some valuable information even for X on 
-OS/2. 
-    [A hint as a starting point for users speaking German: 
+systems, which do contain some valuable information even for X on
+OS/2.
+    [A hint as a starting point for users speaking German:

        http://www.rrzn-uni-hannover.de/Umdrucke/WSC.5/WSC5_1.html].
 
        http://www.rrzn-uni-hannover.de/Umdrucke/WSC.5/WSC5_1.html].
 

-This release is considered to be stable for general use, but - like 
+This release is considered to be stable for general use, but - like

 any other piece of software - certainly is not bug free.
 any other piece of software - certainly is not bug free.

-So take the usual precautions like adopting a regular backup policy. 
+So take the usual precautions like adopting a regular backup policy.

 Standard disclaimers of non liability apply.
 
 Standard disclaimers of non liability apply.
 

-As this is a voluntary project with a large number of contributions 
-by many people, hints and bug fixes to the program and/or the 
+As this is a voluntary project with a large number of contributions
+by many people, hints and bug fixes to the program and/or the

 documentation are always appreciated and thoroughly considered. If
 documentation are always appreciated and thoroughly considered. If

-you have the necessary skills (or want to take the chance to acquire 
+you have the necessary skills (or want to take the chance to acquire

 them) for programming in LaTeX or C++ you can become a LyX developer.
 them) for programming in LaTeX or C++ you can become a LyX developer.

-You can support further development by making a donation, if you feel 
+You can support further development by making a donation, if you feel

 that LyX made your live a bit easier or you want to support open source
 software.
 Please refer to the links at www.lyx.org for details.
 that LyX made your live a bit easier or you want to support open source
 software.
 Please refer to the links at www.lyx.org for details.


@@ -128,29 +128,29 @@ Please refer to the links at www.lyx.org for details.
           ------------
 
 0) Only for update: If you are upgrading from LyX v. 0.12.0,
           ------------
 
 0) Only for update: If you are upgrading from LyX v. 0.12.0,

-   any old documentation files in %HOME%/.lyx/doc/ and 
-   %X11ROOT%/XFree86/lib/X11/lyx/doc should be removed before 
-   unpacking (since they are read only). You might wish to make 
+   any old documentation files in %HOME%/.lyx/doc/ and
+   %X11ROOT%/XFree86/lib/X11/lyx/doc should be removed before
+   unpacking (since they are read only). You might wish to make

    a backup, if you want to keep old docs.
 
    a backup, if you want to keep old docs.
 

-1) Unpack the archive at %X11ROOT%. 
+1) Unpack the archive at %X11ROOT%.

 
 2) Run lyx and let the program copy configuration files to
        %HOME%\.lyx\.
 
 
 2) Run lyx and let the program copy configuration files to
        %HOME%\.lyx\.
 

-3) If you don't have %HOME%\.lyx\lyxrc then move 
-   %X11ROOT%\XFree86\lyxrc.example to %HOME%\.lyx\lyxrc. 
+3) If you don't have %HOME%\.lyx\lyxrc then move
+   %X11ROOT%\XFree86\lyxrc.example to %HOME%\.lyx\lyxrc.

    If updating, make a backup of old version, if you want.
    If updating, make a backup of old version, if you want.

-   Read README and WHATSNEW about updating and run 
+   Read README and WHATSNEW about updating and run

    Options->Reconfigure as indicated.
 
    Options->Reconfigure as indicated.
 

-4) Verify if LYX is able to find the programs mentioned 
-   in %HOME%\.lyx\lyxrc and in %HOME%\.lyx\lyxrc.defaults; if not, 
+4) Verify if LYX is able to find the programs mentioned
+   in %HOME%\.lyx\lyxrc and in %HOME%\.lyx\lyxrc.defaults; if not,

    change name and path as required.
 
    Note: Remember to repeat the check after any 'Reconfigure'!
 
    change name and path as required.
 
    Note: Remember to repeat the check after any 'Reconfigure'!
 

-5) In config.sys SET LANG and LANGUAGE according to 
+5) In config.sys SET LANG and LANGUAGE according to

    your preferences. Beware: All programs supporting local
    languages will be affected, e.g.:
 
    your preferences. Beware: All programs supporting local
    languages will be affected, e.g.:
 


@@ -169,10 +169,10 @@ SET LANGUAGE=de_DE        rem german menus and messages
 
 * If you encounter apparently OS/2 specific bugs, (i.e. bugs not
   already mentioned in the documentation or the buglist) you can report
 
 * If you encounter apparently OS/2 specific bugs, (i.e. bugs not
   already mentioned in the documentation or the buglist) you can report

-  them to the XFree86/OS2 mailing list as well as to the LyX developer 
-  mailing list. 
+  them to the XFree86/OS2 mailing list as well as to the LyX developer
+  mailing list.

 
 

-* For any questions on using LyX please subscribe to the the LyX user 
+* For any questions on using LyX please subscribe to the the LyX user

   mailing list.
 
   - To subscribe to the XFree86 mailing list send mail to
   mailing list.
 
   - To subscribe to the XFree86 mailing list send mail to


@@ -187,34 +187,34 @@ SET LANGUAGE=de_DE        rem german menus and messages
 
 * Hints:
   -----
 
 * Hints:
   -----

-1. To prevent 'file not found' with EmTeX and some non-US versions 
+1. To prevent 'file not found' with EmTeX and some non-US versions

    of Warp, I recommend:
 
    of Warp, I recommend:
 

-       1) In filenames use only A-Z, a-z, 1-9. 
+       1) In filenames use only A-Z, a-z, 1-9.

        
        2) Use a recent LaTeX package inputenc.sty. Select
        
        2) Use a recent LaTeX package inputenc.sty. Select

-          Layout->Document->Encoding:latin1, so that LyX adds 
+          Layout->Document->Encoding:latin1, so that LyX adds

           the LaTeX command '\usepackage[latin1]{inputenc}'.
 
           the LaTeX command '\usepackage[latin1]{inputenc}'.
 

-2. LaTeX import occasionally produces buggy *.lyx files. LyX tries 
+2. LaTeX import occasionally produces buggy *.lyx files. LyX tries

    to save data in case of problems (and does a good job here),
    but I recommend:
 
        To import LaTeX close down and restart LyX (or close all
    to save data in case of problems (and does a good job here),
    but I recommend:
 
        To import LaTeX close down and restart LyX (or close all

-       documents, you are working on) and try the import, so that 
-       in case of any problems none of your existing documents will 
+       documents, you are working on) and try the import, so that
+       in case of any problems none of your existing documents will

        be affected.
 
 3. Inline preview of inline images sometimes does not show the
        be affected.
 
 3. Inline preview of inline images sometimes does not show the

-   image: If you want to preview the image, just click on it and 
-   select fullscreen preview. 
+   image: If you want to preview the image, just click on it and
+   select fullscreen preview.

 
 4. Some XFree/2 programs (as ported from UNIX) expect a sh.exe
 
 4. Some XFree/2 programs (as ported from UNIX) expect a sh.exe

-   in \bin directory: I recommend to install sh.exe of pdksh.zip 
+   in \bin directory: I recommend to install sh.exe of pdksh.zip

    in x:\bin (x: drive of %X11ROOT%). To work around problems you
    in x:\bin (x: drive of %X11ROOT%). To work around problems you

-   can try the commands 
+   can try the commands

        set EMXSHELL=x:\bin\sh.exe
        set EMXSHELL=x:\bin\sh.exe

-   before starting the programs. As far as I know, LyX runs without 
+   before starting the programs. As far as I know, LyX runs without

    problems in this way.
 
 
    problems in this way.
 
 


@@ -226,42 +226,42 @@ Some suggestions in case of problems:
 2) Please check against the file list, if you did install all files of
    the distribution.
 
 2) Please check against the file list, if you did install all files of
    the distribution.
 

-3) Remove all installed files and 
-       %.home%/.lyx/ 
-   and perform a 
-       chkdsk /f 
+3) Remove all installed files and
+       %.home%/.lyx/
+   and perform a
+       chkdsk /f

    and a consistency check of your lyx binary package (unzip -tv
    and a consistency check of your lyx binary package (unzip -tv

-   foo.zip). 
+   foo.zip).

 
 4) Reinstall the complete package and check out if everything appears,
    no truncated files, no crc errors, etc.
 
 
 4) Reinstall the complete package and check out if everything appears,
    no truncated files, no crc errors, etc.
 

-5) Run 
+5) Run

        lyx -dbg 1026 >lyxerrors.log 2>&1
    or, if you have tee.exe,
        lyx -dbg 1026 2>&1|tee lyxerrors.log
        lyx -dbg 1026 >lyxerrors.log 2>&1
    or, if you have tee.exe,
        lyx -dbg 1026 2>&1|tee lyxerrors.log

-  and watch out for any error messages. Report any remaining problems. 
+  and watch out for any error messages. Report any remaining problems.

   As this is a completely voluntary project, everybody involved will be
   grateful for user efforts like detailed bug reports, suggestions,
   As this is a completely voluntary project, everybody involved will be
   grateful for user efforts like detailed bug reports, suggestions,

-  fixes, additions to the documentation, etc. 
+  fixes, additions to the documentation, etc.

 
 6) Have fun! (I'm sure).
 
 
        C. Tips for Advanced Users:
           -----------------------
 
 6) Have fun! (I'm sure).
 
 
        C. Tips for Advanced Users:
           -----------------------

-* You can start LyX automatically by adding 
+* You can start LyX automatically by adding

        'start/min/n xconsole.exe'
        'set EMXSHELL=x:\bin\sh.exe'
        'start/min/n lyx >/dev/console$ 2>&1'
        'start/min/n xconsole.exe'
        'set EMXSHELL=x:\bin\sh.exe'
        'start/min/n lyx >/dev/console$ 2>&1'

-  to xinitrc.cmd before the line that invokes the 
-  window manager, so that LyX' messages appear in the 
+  to xinitrc.cmd before the line that invokes the
+  window manager, so that LyX' messages appear in the

   console window and LyX appears in the pm-task list.
 
   console window and LyX appears in the pm-task list.
 

-* You can start LyX automatically by adding 
+* You can start LyX automatically by adding

        'detach xconsole.exe'
        'detach lyx >/dev/console$ 2>&1'
        'detach xconsole.exe'
        'detach lyx >/dev/console$ 2>&1'

-  to xinitrc.cmd before the line that invokes the 
-  window manager, so that LyX' messages appear in the 
+  to xinitrc.cmd before the line that invokes the
+  window manager, so that LyX' messages appear in the

   console window and LyX does not appear in the PM task list.
 
   console window and LyX does not appear in the PM task list.