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README: The Microsoft Word Developer's Kit Disk
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This disk contains the files described in the Microsoft Word Developer's 
Kit. The disk is organized into four subdirectories, each of which 
corresponds to the following parts of the book.

Directory		In the book
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A:\WRDBASIC  		Part 1, "Learning WordBasic" (See Chapter 1,
 			"Introduction," for installation instructions 
			and file descriptions.)

A:\WBMAPI	  	Appendix A, "Workgroup Extensions for 
			Microsoft Word" (See Appendix A for installation
			instructions.)

A:\WBODBC	  	Appendix B, "ODBC Extensions for Microsoft Word"
			(See Appendix B for installation instructions.)

A:\CAPI	  		Appendix C, "Microsoft Word Application 
			Programming Interface" (See Appendix C for 
			installation instructions.)

The following is the tree structure for the Microsoft Word Developer's 
Kit disk.

A:
  		README.TXT
A:\CAPI
		CAPILIB.C
		CAPILIB.H
		README.TXT
		WDCAPI.H
		WDCMDS.H
		WDERROR.H
		WDFID.H
A:\CAPI\SAMPLE
		EXAMP.C
		EXAMP.DEF
		EXAMP.MAK
		MAKEFILE
A:\WBMAPI
		WBMAPI.DLL
		WBMAPI.DOT
A:\WBMAPI\SRC
		*.*
A:\WBODBC
		README.TXT
		TEST.MDB
	  	WBODBC.DOT
	  	WBODBC.WLL
A:\WBODBC\SRC
		*.*
A:\WRDBASIC
	  	EXAMPLES.DOT
		INVCE.DOT
	  	MKWIZARD.WIZ
	  	POSITION.TXT
		README.TXT
		STARTER.WIZ
	  	WINAPI.TXT

-- Note about the A:\WBMAPI\SRC and A:\WBODBC\SRC subdirectories --
Both A:\WBMAPI and A:\WBODBC contain \SRC subdirectories. These sub-
directories contain the C-language source files used to create the 
WBMAPI.DLL and WBODBC.WLL files documented in the Microsoft Word Developer's
Kit. If you are an experienced  Windows programmer, these files allow you 
to customize those dynamic-link libraries. For more information about 
customizing Word add-in libraries (WLLs), see Appendix C, "Microsoft Word 
Application Programming Interface." For more information about programming 
Windows dynamic-link libraries, see your Microsoft Windows version 3.1 
Software Development Kit documentation.

-- Note about the A:\CAPI\SAMPLE\EXAMP.MAK and MAKEFILE files --
The EXAMP.MAK file included on the Microsoft Word Developer's Kit disk was 
generated using Microsoft Visual C++. If you have a different compiler with 
a MAKE utility, you can create your own .MAK file to compile the example 
WLL successfully. Use the generic MAKEFILE in the SAMPLE directory to do 
so. For complete information about building Windows dynamic-link libraries, 
see the documentation provided for your compiler.

