This document contains information on the following:

1. Using templates from a previous version of Works.
2. Installing Works from a network.

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1. Using templates from a previous version of Works.

Works for Windows version 2.0 and Works for MS-DOS version 2.0 or 3.0 
templates can be opened in Works for Windows version 3.0. The template 
files for these previous versions of Works have special names. By 
specifying the special name in the File Open dialog box, you can open 
templates from one of these previous versions of Works in Works for 
Windows 3.0. The filenames for previous versions of Works are as follows:

			Works for Windows 2.0 or
Works for MS-DOS 3.0 	Works for MS-DOS 2.0
--------------------	----------------------------
TEMPLATE.1		TEMPLATE.PS
TEMPLATE.2		TEMPLATE.KS
.			TEMPLATE.DB
.
TEMPLATE.999

Look for these files in the Works program directory. (The subdirectory 
where you installed the previous version of Works.) If you do not know 
which directory this is, try looking in the \MSWORKS subdirectory if your 
previous version was Works for Windows 2.0, or try \WORKS if your 
previous version was Works for MS-DOS version 2.0 or 3.0.

One at a time, open these files in Works for Windows 3.0. Then choose the 
Save As command from the File menu to create a Works for Windows 3.0 
template.  For information on saving a template in Works for Windows 
3.0, see the Microsoft Works User's Guide.

After you have created Works for Windows 3.0 templates from the 
previous version's files, you may want to delete the old files. You will not 
be losing data, because Works for Windows 3.0 makes a new copy of the 
file when it creates each template.


2. Installing Works from a network.

If you are a network administrator and are installing Works for Windows 
3.0 on a network, please read this section after reviewing the network 
installation instructions at the back of the User's Guide.

After the administrator SETUP /A has been completed and you are ready to 
run setup for each workstation, you will need to adjust the working 
directory for each workstation:

- Run SETUP for the workstation according to the User's Guide 
instructions.

- When the setup program is completed on the workstation, from Program 
Manager select the Microsoft Works icon and choose the Properties 
command from the File menu.

- In the Working Directory box, type the drive and directory of the user 
directory for the workstation. For example, C:\MSWORKS. Then choose 
the OK button.

- Repeat all steps for each workstation.

