OSWAATMI - WINDOWS APPLICATIONS CANNOT ACCESS ATM FONTS, OR ATM IS
           INACTIVE - ALL OS/2 RELEASES
03/01/96

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        Windows Applications Cannot Access ATM fonts, or ATM Is
                      Inactive--All OS/2 Releases
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Please Read Entire Document for Full Explanation of Procedures
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DESCRIPTION

* The ATM control panel has Inactive for the version number.

* The ATM control panel is active but Windows applications do not have
  access to ATM fonts.

* ATM fonts are not installed.

RESOLUTION

Turn ATM on in both the WIN-OS/2 Settings and the ATM control panel. 
Also, set the default WIN-OS/2 printer driver to something other than 
Generic/Text Only.

If that does not help, check the SYSTEM.INI and make sure that the 
SYSTEM.DRV line points to ATMSYS.DRV, and that the following line is in
the [Boot] section:

   ATM.SYSTEM.DRV=SYSTEM.DRV

If no ATM fonts are installed in WIN-OS/2, the \PSFONTS\PFM directory 
has some that can be installed.

Detailed steps to resolve the problem follow.

In the following procedure, step 1 applies to OS/2 Warp only; steps 2 
through 5 apply to all OS/2 versions.

1. Change the WIN_ATM setting in the WIN-OS/2 settings:

   a. Click on the icon for the Windows application with mouse button 2.
   b. Select Settings.
   c. Select Session.
   d. Select WIN-OS/2 Settings.
   e. Select OK for All DOS and WIN-OS/2 settings.
   f. Change WIN_ATM from Off to On.
   g. Save the settings.

   Notes: 

   * Changing the WIN_ATM setting in WIN-OS/2 Setup from the System
     Setup folder will NOT affect Windows applications that have been
     migrated already.

   * Changing the settings in WIN-OS/2 Full Screen will NOT affect
     Windows applications launched from the Desktop.

   * If a Windows application that has WIN_ATM set to Off is launched
     first, all other Windows applications will run with WIN_ATM set 
     to Off.

2. Turn ATM on from the ATM control panel:

   a. Open the OS/2 System folder.
   b. Open the Command Prompts folder.
   c. Select WIN-OS/2 Full Screen.
   d. Open the Adobe Type Manager group.
   e. Start ATM Control Panel.
   f. Change the ATM radio button from Off to On.

3. Change the default WIN-OS/2 printer:

   a. In the WIN-OS/2 Full Screen session, open the Main group.
   b. Open the Control Panel.
   c. Double-click on the Printer icon.
   d. If a printer driver other than Generic/Text Only is installed
      already, set it as the default; otherwise, install a new one and
      then set IT as the default.

4. Check the SYSTEM.INI file:

   a. Open the OS/2 System folder.
   b. Open the Command Prompts folder.
   c. Select OS/2 Window.
   d. Edit the SYSTEM.INI file:

      * For Fullpack systems, type the following and press Enter (x is
        the drive where OS/2 is installed):

           E x:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\SYSTEM.INI
              
      * For Halfpack systems, type the following and press Enter (x is
        the drive where Windows is installed):
        
           E x:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM.INI

   e. Verify that the following lines are in the [Boot] section of the
      SYSTEM.INI file:
 
         SYSTEM.DRV=ATMSYS.DRV
         ATM.SYSTEM.DRV=SYSTEM.DRV

5. Instructions for installing ATM fonts:
 
   a. Open the OS/2 System folder.
   b. Open the Command Prompts folder.
   c. Select WIN-OS/2 Full Screen.
   d. Open the Adobe Type Manager group.
   e. Start ATM Control Panel.
   f. Select Add.
   g. Select the x:\PSFONTS\PFM directory (x is the drive where OS/2 is
      installed).
   h. Highlight all listed fonts.
   i. Select Add again.
   j. Click on Exit.

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