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               WinFrame Client for Internet Computing README 
                          November 1995            
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            (c) Copyright Citrix Systems, Inc.   1995

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CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION & OVERVIEW
WINFRAME CLIENT for INTERNET COMPUTING SETUP NOTES

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   INTRODUCTION & OVERVIEW
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This is the beta test version of the WinFrame Client for Internet Computing.
It has been designed to work with Netscape Navigator running under Windows 95
or Windows NT.

Although the installation of this software automatically configures itself
for use with Netscape Navigator, it can be manually configured to work with
any Web browser that supports "Helper Apps" or "Viewers." Refer to the
setup notes section below for more information about manual configuration.

After you setup the WinFrame Client for Internet Computing, your Netscape
Navigator browser will allow you to click on WinFrame Hotlinks located on
Web sites throughout the Internet.

WinFrame Hotlinks automatically connect you to Windows applications that
execute on WinFrame Internet servers. To try it, simply navigate to the
Citrix On-Line Web site at (http://www.citrix.com).

Click on the topic "Windows over the Internet." When you see the WinFrame
Hotlink icons, choose one and click! The WinFrame Client software will
automatically start and make a connection to the selected application
running on a WinFrame server.

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  WINFRAME CLIENT for INTERNET COMPUTING SETUP NOTES
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You can manually set up the WinFrame Client for use with other Web browsers.
First, you should refer to the documentation that came with your browser.
Look for the topic called "Viewers" or "Helper Apps."

To set up your browser manually:

1 - Start your Web browser from Windows NT Program Manager or your
    Windows 95 desktop.

2- Choose the command your browser uses for configuring viewer or helper apps.

3- Specify a new viewer or helper app that uses files with the .ICA extension.

4- Specify the viewer or helper app as WFCRUNN.EXE (located in the directory
   you specified during the setup process)

5- You are now ready to click on any WinFrame Hotlink!