Extension modules (plugins) are typically created by third-party developers and intended to add additional features to MyOffice Text.
To use an extension, do the following:
1.Get the extension installation files from the developer.
2.Install the extension.
3.Run the extension using the menu of MyOffice Text.
The extension installation files must be stored in one folder. You can choose any location on your hard drive to store this folder. To install an extension, do the following: 1.In the Command menu, click > . 2.In the window, click . 3.In the file manager window, select the extension file. 4.Read the text in the window. If the window displays the “” message, that means that the author of the extension is a verified developer and that the extension has been signed using a valid certificate. To view information about the developer's certificate, click . To continue installing the extension, click . We strongly recommend that you do not install extensions from an unverified developer or extensions with an invalid certificate. Installing such extensions can damage your computer.
5.In the License Agreement window, read the License Agreement. If you agree to the terms of use of the software set forth in this document, click the button. The window displays the extension string. For detailed information about the installed extension, click the button on its string. If the installation is successful, the status is displayed next to the extension. To enable an extension, follow the steps described in the section. If the extension files cannot be read, the message “ ” is displayed under the extension. If the extension version is incompatible with the version of MyOffice Text, the “ ” message is displayed under the extension. To see details about the error, do one of the following: •On the the extension string, click . •Click the extension string. In the window that appears, click . |
After the successful installation the extension will appear under the menu. To run an extension, in the Command menu, click > > . |
Upon successful installation, extensions are automatically enabled by default. If an extension is enabled, it will appear under the menu. If an extension is disabled, it will not appear under the menu. To disable an extension, do the following: 1.In the Command menu, click > . 2.In the window, click next to the extension name. 3.Close the window. The extension will no longer be displayed on the menu. To enable the previously disabled extension: 1.In the Command menu, click > . 2.In the window, click next to the extension name. 3.Close the window. The extension will be displayed under the menu. |
If you want to update an extension, place the extension update files into one folder and store it anywhere on your computer. To update the extension, do the following: 1.In the Command menu, click > . 2.In the window, click . 3.In the file manager window, select the file of the new extension version. 4.Read the text in the window. If the window displays the “” message, that means that the author of the extension is a verified developer and that the extension has been signed using a valid certificate. To view information about the developer's certificate, click . To continue installing the extension, click . We strongly recommend that you do not install extensions from an unverified developer or extensions with an invalid certificate. Installing such extensions can damage your computer.
5.In the License Agreement window, read the License Agreement. If you agree to the terms of use of the software set forth in this document, click . If the update is successful, the status is displayed next to the extension name. |
To remove an extension, do the following: 1.On Command menu, click > . 2.In the window, click next to the extension you want to remove. 3.In the dialog box with the message “”, click . 4.Close the window. The extension will no longer be displayed under the menu. |