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Novell Help Librarian
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1991-01-29
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Novell Help Librarian Data File Version 1.00
COPYRIGHT (c) 1985 by Novell, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Mark Multiple Entries Help 1 of 1
Specify the pattern that matches the entries
in the list that you want marked; then press
<Enter>.
Entries that match the pattern will be
marked.
If you don't want to mark a group of entries,
press <Escape>.
Unmark Multiple Entries Help 1 of 1
Specify the pattern that matches the entries
in the list you want unmarked; then press
<Enter>.
All entries that match the pattern you specify
will be unmarked.
If you don't want to unmark a group of
entries, press <Escape>.
Change Password Help 1 of 1
Your password has expired and you must change
(Your login was successful because you were
allowed a grace login.)
Change Password Help 1 of 1
Retype your new password exactly as you typed
it the first time. Then press <Enter>.
You must retype the password to verify that it was typed correctly the first time.
The password does not appear on the screen when you type it.
File Server, User Name Help 1 of 1
These are the file servers you are logged in
to and the names you used to log in. You can
<Enter> Choose another current server.
<Insert> Log in to another server.
<Delete> Log out from a server.
Modify <F3> Change to a different user.
Log Out From Server Help 1 of 1
To log out from the highlighted server, select
Yes. Otherwise press <Escape>.
Log In To Server Help 1 of 1
Log out of a server if you want to attach to
another server.
Your station is already attached to 8 servers.
You can't log in to more than 8 servers at a
time.
Other File Servers Help 1 of 1
This shows the servers you aren't logged in
to, or it shows that you are logged in to a
server that isn't running the correct version of NetWare for this utility.
To log in, highlight a server name and press
<Enter>.
If the server isn't running the correct
version, you are shown the version the server
is running and what version is required.
User Name Help 1 of 1
Type the username you use when logging in to
the highlighted file server.
If you don't have a username on the server,
try GUEST.
Password Help 1 of 1
The username you used has a password. Type
the password and press <Enter>.
The password does not appear on the screen when you type it.
New Username Help 1 of 1
You can't change to this username because you
typed an incorrect username, an incorrect password, or both.
You Can't Log Out from Help 1 of 1
Your Default Server
You can't log out from the server that your
default drive is mapped to. The logout would
invalidate your station's current drive.
Default User Cannot Be Changed Help 1 of 1
You can't change to a different username on
the server associated with your current drive.
The change would invalidate your station's current drive.
New User Name Help 1 of 1
Type the name you want to use when logging in
to the highlighted file server. Then press
<Enter>.
Change User Password Help 1 of 1
The user you selected requires a password to
log in. Type the password and press <Enter>.
The password does not appear on the screen
when you type it.
Access To File Server Denied Help 1 of 1
You can't log in because you typed an incorrect
username, an incorrect password, or both.
Change Password Help 1 of 1
Type your new password and press <Enter>.
The password does not appear on the screen when you type it.
Change Password Help 1 of 1
Your password wasn't changed because you
didn't retype the new password correctly.
Type the new password correctly 2 more times.
If you don't want to change your password,
press <Escape>.
Change Password Help 1 of 1
Your password was not changed because you
entered your old password incorrectly.
Change Password Help 1 of 1
Your password wasn't changed because the new
password was used before.
Use a password you haven't already used.
Change Password Help 1 of 1
Your password wasn't changed because the new
password isn't long enough.
Use a longer password.
Change Password Help 1 of 1
Type the password you are changing and press
<Enter>.
The password does not appear on the screen when you type it.
Cancel Changes Help 1 of 1
To cancel changes, select Yes. To continue
editing, press <Escape>.
Save Changes Help 1 of 1
To save changes, select Yes. Otherwise, select
No. To resume editing, press <Escape>.
Cancel Changes Help 1 of 1
To cancel changes, select Yes. Otherwise,
press <Escape>.
Mark <F5> Is On Help 1 of 1
You tried to add text while Mark <F5> was on.
Press Mark <F5> again to turn it off; then add
text.
Paste Buffer Empty Help 1 of 1
You pressed <Insert>, but there is no text to
insert.
Press <Insert> to insert text in the buffer at the cursor's current location.
To move a block of text, use Mark <F5> to mark
the text; then press <Delete> to cut it and then press <Insert> to insert it.
Text Buffer Full Help 1 of 1
You can't enter this much text in the text
buffer.
Marked Block Too Big For Memory Help 1 of 1
Mark the text in smaller blocks. The paste
buffer doesn't have enough memory to hold the
text you marked.
(When you marked and then deleted the block of
text, it was placed in the paste buffer.)
No Characters Marked Help 1 of 1
You pressed <Delete> while Mark <F5> was on,
but no text was marked.
To delete or move a section of text, mark the
text and press <Delete>.
To turn marking off, press Mark <F5> again.
Abandon Changes Help 1 of 1
To cancel changes, select Yes. To continue
editing, press <Escape>.
Exit Help 1 of 1
To exit, select Yes. Otherwise, press
<Escape>.
If you exit using Exit (<Alt><F10>) before
saving changes, your changes are lost.
Cancel Help 1 of 1
To cancel changes, select Yes. Otherwise,
press <Escape>.
Control Characters In Passwords Help 1 of 1
You included a control character in your
password. Control characters are ASCII
characters 0-31 and aren't allowed in a
password.
These characters are usually created by
pressing <Control> and typing a number,
although function keys sometimes create
control characters.
You Can't Log Out from Help 1 of 1
Your Primary Server
You can't log out from the server you
originally logged in to. The logout would invalidate most of your station's drives.
Default User Cannot Be Changed Help 1 of 1
You can't change to a different username on the file server you originally logged in to.
The change would invalidate most of your station's drives.
Other Local Drives Not Allowed Help 1 of 1
You can select only the local drive specified
in the error message.
Invalid Volume Name Help 1 of 1
The volume name specified in the path contains invalid characters.
Type a correct volume name, or press
<Insert> and choose a volume.
Invalid Path Help 1 of 1
This path doesn't exist. To select a path,
type in an existing path or press <Insert> and
choose a path.
Select a Directory Help 1 of 1
Type a directory path or press <Insert> and
choose a directory path.
File Servers Help 1 of 1
Press <Enter> to move to the highlighted file
server. You can also use:
<Insert> Add a file server to the list.
<Delete> Log out of a file server.
Modify <F3> Change username on a file server.
Volumes Help 1 of 1
These are the volumes of the chosen server.
To select a volume, highlight the volume name
and press <Enter>.
To back out one directory level, choose ".."
if it appears in the list.
Local Drives Not Allowed Help 1 of 1
You can't specify a local drive.
Type a network drive letter, or press <Insert>
and choose a network directory.
Network Directories Help 1 of 1
To select a directory, highlight the directory
name and press <Enter>.
To back out one directory level, choose ".."
if it appears in the list.
Local Directories Help 1 of 1
To select a directory, highlight the directory
name and press <Enter>.
To back out one directory level, choose ".."
if it appears in the list.
Other Servers Not Allowed Help 1 of 1
You can choose only from directories listed
on the error message.
Type a correct directory name, or press
<Insert> and choose a directory.
Network Drives Not Allowed Help 1 of 1
You can't select a network drive. Select a
local drive.
Cannot Change User On Local Drive Help 1 of 1
You can't use Modify <F3> to change usernames
on a local drive. Changing users applies only
to file servers.
Cannot Log Out From Local Drives Help 1 of 1
You can't use <Delete> when a local drive is
highlighted.
Use <Delete> to log out from a file server.
Not Logged In Help 1 of 1
You aren't logged in to this server.
To list the servers you are logged in to,
press <Insert>.
To add the server you specified, press
<Insert> again and choose the server.
Invalid Server Name Help 1 of 1
The server name you specified was too long or
contained illegal characters.
To select a server, type a correct server
name, or press <Insert> and choose a server.
Unknown Server Help 1 of 1
The server you specified isn't attached to
your network.
To choose a directory, press <Insert>.
To list the servers you aren't logged in to,
press <Insert> again.