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- The SMART Readme File
- Version: 2.1B
- May, 1995
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- PLEASE, take a few moments to read this file.
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- INSTALLATION OPTIONS
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- You have a number of installation choices:
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- 1. You can install the full SMART product from a CD-ROM. This will require
- approximately 20 MBytes of hard disk.
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- 2. You can install a reduced version of SMART by not selecting
- to install all of the migration databases.
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- 3. You can install a "mini-version" of SMART (just those
- read-write files required by the application) and run from the CD-ROM.
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- 4. You can create installation diskettes from the CD-ROM and install the
- full or reduced version from these diskettes. To create installation
- diskettes from your CD-ROM (you will need eight diskettes):
- a. Switch to your CD-ROM drive.
- b. Change to the IMAGES directory from the SMART main directory.
- c. Insert a blank diskette in your floppy drive.
- d. Enter:
- LOADDSKF SMART_Dn.IMG A:
- to create a copy of each of the disk images. Substitute the
- appropriate number for n.
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- For example, to create the first diskette, enter LOADDSKF SMART_D1.IMG A:
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- 5. You can make an image of the CD-ROM SMART directory and sub-directories
- on your network and install and run from this image.
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- 6. The options for full, reduced or mini installation are available on the
- installation dialog panel which will appear when you choose 'Install' in
- the SMART installation program.
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- INSTALLATION
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- 1. Install SMART by entering "INSTALL" from a command line set to your floppy
- disk drive containing the SMART Installation Disk or from the CD-ROM
- directory containing the SMART files.
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- 2. Desktop program objects and icons will be created as part of this
- installation.
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- HELP
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- 1. To see online help in SMART, press F1 with the focus on any menu item
- or dialog panel. Select "General Help" from the "Help" menu and navigate
- throughout the help facility.
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- 2. Help documents (Users' Guides) can be found in your SMART desktop folder.
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- 3. For printed documentation, print while viewing the guide.
- See 'Services' on the help menu bar.
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- ADDITIONAL NOTES ON USING SMART
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- New notes for SMART Version 2.1B:
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- 1. Resource files that are converted from Windows to OS/2 contain no comments
- regarding converted code. Refer to the "error log" produced during the
- resource file translation for comments, warnings and errors related to
- the converted file.
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- Notes from previous versions that still apply:
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- 1. New UDMDs (User Defined Migration Databases) are located in the SMARTAUX
- subdirectory. OS/2 WARP UDMD is in the WN32WARP subdirectory. Power PC
- UDMD is in the WN16PWPC and WN32PWPC subdirectories. MDI UDMD is in the
- WINXOS2 subdirectory.
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- 2. MDI (Multiple Document Interface): Included with SMART is a
- UDMD that contains MDI keywords named WINXOS2.DCT. The WINXOS2
- UDMD is located in the directory ..\SMARTAUX\WINXOS2. Documentation
- for MDI implementation is located in MDI.DOC which resides in
- ..SMARTAUX\SMARTMDI\.
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- 3. HELP file conversion with SMART: After converting a HELP file to an IPF
- file with SMART, the IPF facility will compile it to either INF or HLP.
- Therefore, the IPF compiler, available from the OS/2 Developer's Toolkit,
- is necessary.
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- 4. When converting HELP files with SMART, the "input" file should always be
- an HPJ file. The HPJ file will contain the name of the RTF file(s) and
- any bitmap files that are needed. A sample HPJ file can be found in
- SMARTAUX directory in the file SAMPLE.HPJ.
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- 5. Step-by-step instructions on how to convert HELP files with SMART
- are included in the SMART User's Guide and in SMART's online help.
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- 6. Any Microsoft Windows keyword or command present in a UDMD table will
- terminate the processing of the table. That includes all UDMD
- format tags except for .KEYWORD. That also includes comments. For
- example, if a Windows key word was included in a comment in the
- .COMMENT format tag, SMART would not create the UDMD.
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- 7. Before installing SMART Version 2, completely remove SMART Version 1.
- SMART Version 2 does not install properly unless SMART Version 1 is
- deleted.
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- 8. If source code is partially migrated with version 1 and you want to
- move to SMART Version 2, then remove tagged code lines from source
- code.
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- 9. The "removal" process for SMART will delete any directories (and files
- in those directories) and subdirectories that were installed when
- SMART was installed. Be careful not to inadvertently delete files that
- are needed.
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