re: AppleWorks GS installation

[fmlin@netcom.com (Frank M. Lin)]

>I believe it is the other way around.  If you have already installed
>System 6.0, then installing AppleWorks GS will cause problems.
>
>I think the AppleWorks GS installer scripts replace some components of
>System 6 with the corresponding files for System 5.0, which causes no
>end of trouble.  I can't check the script at the moment, because I'm in
>ProDOS-8 and the script files have a resource fork.
>
>When I got AppleWorks GS (after System 6.0), I copied all of the files
>onto the hard drive by hand, not using the Installer, and I've had no
>problems.

I would recommand installing by hand.  AppleWorks GS is very easy in
this case.  It's just one big ~800k file.  Then, just grab the 
dictionary folder if you need it.

Hmm, is there an editor for editing AWGS's dictionary?  I would like to
add words and definitions to the synomym (sp?) function, and use it as
an dictionary.

-- 
frank m. lin
fmlin@netcom.com