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This README file provides information you need to use the LAN WorkPlace for MS Windows and DOS software successfully. It is important that you read this file before you install, configure, and use the software. It contains important information that is not covered in the LAN WorkPlace documentation or help systems. The following sections are included:
If you are installing the LAN WorkPlace software on your workstation for the first time, be sure to run the Configuration program after installing the software. The LAN WorkPlace program will not run successfully until you enter configuration information.
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After you install LAN WorkPlace, check your AUTOEXEC.BAT file to determine if it contains entries for other STARTNET.BAT files. If you find multiple STARTNET.BAT entries, perform the following procedure:
A Windows installation displays the following option buttons:
A DOS installation displays the following:
If you choose to modify the backup files, before you configure LAN WorkPlace, you must modify the following system files with the information in the new backup files:
C:\>MKDIR NWCLIENT
Make sure the files were correctly moved to the NWCLIENT directory and deleted from the root directory.
Change C:\LSL.COM to C:\NWCLIENT\LSL.COM
If you do not install the NetWare Client with the installation program (if you already have a NetWare Client on your workstation), you must modify your LWP.INI file to be able to use the Configuration program to change the NetWare Client values. The LWP.INI file is in your WINDOWS directory.
To modify your LWP.INI file, go to the [Configuration] section and add the following:
If you are using NetWare/IP on a serial line connection, you need to copy the newer NETWARE.DRV to your WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory. On the CD, this driver is in the SUPPORT directory. On the diskettes, this driver is in the SUPPORT directory on DISK 19. If copying from diskette, use NWUNPACK.EXE to unpack this file after copying it to your workstation.
For example:
If your workstation is low on memory and you are running the DOS Installation program, exit the Installation program before you run the Configuration program. Access the DOS Configuration program by running LWPCFGD.EXE in the NET\BIN directory.
When you select the Protocols button, the Set Adapter Protocol Types dialog box appears, from which you select a protocol and an associated frame type.
If you are using a LAN WorkPlace print server, you might want to load the LPR print driver. Otherwise, ask your network administrator if you need to load this driver.
This statement loads the NFS network driver. Every time you use the Configuration program to select or deselect the NFS Client, you must move this statement to the correct location in the CONFIG.SYS file.
Installing the viewer and software on your workstation is part of the installation process. To access the viewer and the documents from the CD, run DTEXTRW.EXE, which is located in the DOCVIEW\DTAPPWIN subdirectory on your CD. If you want to view the documents before you install the LAN WorkPlace software, you must add the following statement to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file and reboot your workstation:
For complete information about using the DynaText viewer and accessing the online documentation, use Netscape to view Technical Information Document (TID) 1002349. For information on accessing a TID, see Section 4, "Using Technical Information Documents," in this README file.
The Network Device Connections dialog box appears.
The Network Printer Connections dialog box appears.
For more information about using a Serial and LAN interface, use Netscape to view TID 1002337. For information on accessing a TID, see Section 4, "Using Technical Information Documents," in this README file.
The Connection Directory Entry dialog box appears.
The Network Options dialog box appears.
The Advanced Options-SLIP dialog box appears.
If you select model 5 and Telnet into an MVS host, the screen display will be distorted because of missing CRs and LFs.
You can use IPX/SPX or TCP/IP as the transport method. The starter method REXEC (IPX) requires IPX/SPX transport. All other starter methods require TCP/IP. If you switch transport types, you should exit and reenter X-Server for the change to take effect.
If you want to use X-Server to connect to X-Console 2.0, you should set the method to Telnet, as follows:
The Starter dialog box appears.
The Advanced Features dialog box appears.
You return to the Starter dialog box.
X-Server does not work over a SLIP/PPP (serial) connection.
If you are using Windows for Workgroups, and you are using the LPD Print Server and the NFS Client program, in addition to using NetWare services, load the NFS Client (LWPNET.DRV) and the NetWare (NETWARE.DRV) drivers manually as follows:
The Microsoft Windows Network dialog box appears.
The LPR Driver Settings dialog box appears.
For complete information about using LAN WorkPlace with Windows for Workgroups, use Netscape to view TID 1002340. For information on accessing a TID, see Section 4, "Using Technical Information Documents," in this README file.
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Enter the TID number in the resulting form and press return.
To access a TID on the FaxBack server, you need to request a master catalog document that lists all of the document numbers. For complete information on using the FaxBack server, go to the local home page in Netscape and select Support Guide.
This README file includes specific TID numbers that you may want to reference for complete information about a topic.
Change the NoInterface=False statement to NoInterface=True.