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11/20/93
Version 1.07
1. When I added NOTES support, I had the choice of two different drivers
to support --- and I chose the wrong one. OK, 1.07 will now support
the NetBIOS driver. Thanks go to Josh in Cincinatti for his patience
with me -- and for his good work in the testing (and modification) of
the 1.06 version.
2. 4033 users liked the support for that device, but HP users didn't get
any help since the requirements of the two devices (as far as 802.2
resources are concerned) are different. Now, the question asks for
the number of LAN attached printers (4033 OR HP). The allocated
resources reflect the worst case between the two printer attachments
(the maximum 802.2 resources required for either) so that it makes no
difference what type of printers you have.
3. 1-2-3 users reported a locked cell. B55. Mia culpa. Unlocked now.
4. IBMLAN.INI maxopens value was incorrectly calculated for some Advanced
Server configurations with Both FAT and HPFS used.
5. The Additional Server RAM Recommneded Message appeared when there was,
in reality, plenty of RAM. Fixed.
6. Messages notifying you that apps (Notes and 4033 AES/HP print support)
must have RAM reserved for them (in Cell B20) now will not appear if
you have allocated RAM for them. Sorry, I don't know how much they
take -- and I don't know how to tell 4033 for HP print, anyway.
7. A new error message appears if you reservre more RAM than you have
available in the server for other applications in B20.
8. Advanced Server users now get more Commands and reqbufs. Two Commands
instead of 1.6 for Entry users, and 3 buffers instead of 2. Keeps
Entry server's RAM requirements low, and gives better performance for
Advanced server users.
9. CM/2 SNA Gateway support has been modified to include support for the
Distributed Feature (which allows users to use a copy of the product
on the server's disk, not theirs -- and saves 14-19MB of disk per
requester). Use of this feature requires a LOT of open files at the
server. You'll notice that if you have Entry server (or if you say
you support FAT files on an Advanced server) that the 'maxopens'
value goes WAY up. If you put the code on an HPFS disk on an Advanced
server that also has FAT disks, run the calcs twice (once specifying
no FAT disks to get the 'right' maxopens number, and once saying you
have FAT disks to get all the rest of the parameters calculated.
10. Since APPC is required by CM/2 Gateway support, but does not require
a link station in that case, 0 or blank will now be accepted in the
number of link stations field for APPC.
11. A couple more error messages have appeared to support the new
functions, so if you go exploring in Col AE, you might see them.
They will be found in AE74 and AE75.
12. LAN Streamer allocations reportedly caused error message.
Incorporated change suggested by user.
1-2-3 USERS. Be sure you watch Col "D" to see these messages!!
That is where they display as needed, but you may not see the column.
Review it for each of the first four screens.