NOVELL TECHNICAL INFORMATION DOCUMENT

TITLE:              Script File for Network Navigator v2.0
DOCUMENT ID:        TID000167
DOCUMENT REVISION:  A
DATE:               01JUL93
ALERT STATUS:       Yellow
INFORMATION TYPE:   Symptom Solution
README FOR:         LOCINS.EXE

NOVELL PRODUCT and VERSION:
Network Navigator DOS LAN Distributor 2.0

ABSTRACT:
The automated script file LOCINST1.NNA is used to install Network Navigator
client software on a local drive.  LOCINST1.NNA will invoke a keystroke
file that will reconfigure the users' NetNav configuration files to define
a local "receive path".
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Self-Extracting File Name:  LOCINS.EXE

Files Included     Size     Date        Time

  LOCINS.TXT          (This File)
LOCINST1.NNA       2645    4-29-93      4:14p
LOCINST1.KSF        487    4-29-93      4:19p


LOCINS.TXT

The automated script file LOCINST1.NNA is used to install Network Navigator
client software on a local drive.  The software had been previously
installed on the user's \HOME\ directory on a server.

Certain assumptions have been made for this script to work:

Assumptions:

1. Users have read access ONLY to their own SYSCTL.DCS file.

2. There is ONLY one copy of NNLOGIN.COM located on the server.

3. Users invoke this script OUT OF their original NETNAV directory.

LOCINST1.NNA will also invoke a keystroke file that will reconfigure the
users' NetNav configuration files to define a local "receive path". The
keystroke file is LOCINST1.KSF.

At the end of the script, the original application is deleted.

The login script MUST be edited to define the new environment variables.
eg:

DOS SET NETNAV="C:\NETNAV"
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