Problems Attaching The SQZ.ADN Add-In File
In Lotus 1-2-3 Release 2.x

If you get a "SQZ! Add-In File Error" message when trying to attach the 
SQZ.ADN Add-In file in Lotus 1-2-3 Release 2.x, you are probably typing the 
"123" command from a DOS subdirectory other than the actual 1-2-3 
subdirectory.  Adding the Lotus 1-2-3 directory to your DOS path statement 
will not fix the problem.  By virtue of the way that SQZ! is designed, the 
SQZ.ADN Add-In file must be in the subdirectory at which you type "123" to 
start Lotus 1-2-3 2.x.  Until this problem is addressed in a future version of 
SQZ!, we suggest two workarounds.

1. Copy the SQZ.ADN Add-In file into any subdirectory in which you want to 
type "123".  If you plan to start 1-2-3 from more than three separate places, 
we suggest you perform step 2 instead.  The more places you copy the SQZ.ADN 
Add-In file, the more disk space is taken up, therefore partially negating the 
purpose of SQZ (to save disk space).

2. Install the SQZ.ADN Add-In file in your 1-2-3 subdirectory.  Then create a 
DOS batch file named 123.BAT and place it in one of the subdirectories 
designated in your DOS path statement.  123.BAT's ultimate purpose is to start
up 1-2-3, but it will also make sure that the SQZ.ADN Add-In file gets loaded 
in an efficient manner.  The first line in the batch file should change you to 
the 1-2-3 subdirectory.  The second line should launch 1-2-3.  For instance...

123.BAT Ä
CD\123
123

If you are still experiencing problems attaching the SQZ.ADN Add-In file, 
please contact SQZ! Technical Support.



























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