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From: zxmli01@mailserv.zdv.uni-tuebingen.de (Andreas Lietz)
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Subject: Word Finder under Sys 7
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Date: Sun, 17 Nov 91 13:56:30 MET
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Hello netters,

thanks for your instant replies to my question about WordFinder under 
System 7. The easiest way is to get yourself the new Font/DA-mover
version 4.1 and to move WordFinder right into the Word program by holding
down the option key when clicking "open" in Font/DA-mover.

Since I had discarded my old Font/DA-mover and did not have my old system
disks here at the university, I found another way of solving the problem:
open both WordFinder and a copy of Word with ResEdit, select all resources of
WordFinder and copy them into Word.

That method works perfectly for me - or is there any catch that I have
failed to discover?

Greetings

   Andy Lietz.