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Introduction

This is an online document that you can refer to while using TCP/Connect II® 2.0 for Macintosh. 


Using this Document

This document is not a complete instruction guide. Refer to the hardcopy documentation that was shipped with your software for more complete instructions and explanations.

           Refer to the glossary included with this document if you
            encounter any unfamiliar terms.

To open another chapter:
1. Choose the chapter you want to view from the Chapters menu.
       √ The chapter you select is opened for you to view.
OR
        Choose Contents from the Chapters menu and double-click
         the chapter you want to view.

If your computer is connected to a printer, you can print this document.

            This document was formatted to be read online. If you
             choose to print the document before reading it, formatting
             is not guaranteed.

To print a chapter:
1. Choose Print… from the File menu.
       √ The current chapter is printed to the printer selected in the
             Chooser.


Identifying Text Styles

Several type styles are used in this document.

Helvetica style indicates the names of buttons, menu items, windows, folders, dialogs, and text fields.

Palatino italics  style is used to refer you to other sections of this document or other reading material.


Understanding Symbols

This section contains a list of symbols used in this document and an explanation of what they are used for.

1. A numbered list of items indicates steps you should take to
       perform an action.
      √ A checkmark beneath a numbered item indicates the result
            you should obtain from performing that procedure. 

           This symbol indicates an important item such as a solution
            to a problem that users frequently encounter.


           This symbol indicates potentially useful information.
            Interesting work-arounds, commands, and other facts are
            highlights by this symbol.


           This symbol indicates an item that is discussed elsewhere in
            this document or in another book.


           This symbol indicates a definition.



            This symbol indicates that an action can be performed by
             dragging an item and dropping it if the Drag and Drop
             Extension is installed, or if you are running System 7 Pro™
             or System 7.5.

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