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- README.NET 11/04/91
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- This README file contains information that was not available when
- the WordPerfect Reference Manual was printed. This file is
- intended to complement Appendix M: Networking WordPerfect by
- covering the following topics:
-
- * What to do if WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows is NOT supported on
- your network
-
- * What you should know generally before you install WordPerfect,
- including information about:
-
- - sharing resources
- - which directories are created during installation
- - which startup options are placed in environment files (for
- example, WP{WP}.ENV) during installation
- - why the PATH statement is optional
- - why the WordPerfect Group File (WPW51US.GRP) is necessary
- - startup options
- - .INI files
-
- * Network specific helps and hints
-
- You can find additional information about running Windows on a
- network in the NETWORK.TXT file included with your copy of
- Windows.
-
- Most network software companies that support Windows also include
- information on how to configure Windows to run with their
- operating systems. This information may prove helpful in
- troubleshooting problems related to the operating system and
- Windows.
-
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- IS WORDPERFECT 5.1 FOR WINDOWS SUPPORTED ON YOUR NETWORK?
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- Though WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows is supported on a wide variety
- of network operating systems, there is the chance that it is not
- supported on your network.
-
- WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows is considered "supported" on a
- network if the network: 1) has file locking and allows
- workstations to attach to shared resources and use them through
- Windows, and 2) is available to developers and testers at the
- WPCorp Lab.
-
- The following networks meet these criteria:
-
- 0-Other
- 1-Novell Netware
- 2-Banyan Vines
- 3-TOPS Network
- 4-IBM LAN Network
- 4-IBM OS/2 LAN Server
- 4-Microsoft LAN Manager
- 4-Ungerman Bass LAN Manager
- 4-LANsmart
- 4-PC NOS
- 4-DNA
- 4-Invisible NET
- 5-Nokia PC-Net
- 6-3COM 3+
- 7-10NET
- 8-LANtastic
- 9-AT&T StarGROUP
- A-DEC PCSA (Pathworks)
- B-3COM 3+ OPEN
- C-Banyan Streetalk
-
- The numbers or letters next to the network names identify the /NT
- startup option that you choose during installation.
-
- If your network is not listed above, it may be able to emulate a
- network that WPCorp does support. Listed below are those
- networks for which an emulation exists, followed by the supported
- network and /NT startup option:
-
- NETWORK EMULATION /NT STARTUP OPTION
- Netware Lite IBM LAN Network 4
- CBIS IBM LAN Network 4
- HP Office Share OS/2 LAN Manager 4
- PCNFS Other 0
- PowerLAN IBM LAN Network 4
- MainLAN IBM LAN Network 4
-
- If your network does not appear in any list above, but the
- Windows File Manager and Print Manager let users see and use
- network shared resources (drives and printers), call Network
- Customer Support at 1-800-228-6066. WPCorp is eager to help you
- run WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows on your network.
-
- NOTE: WPCorp does not support workstations running OS/2
- (versions 1.0 - 1.3) because the OS/2 DOS compatibility box
- cannot run Windows in Standard or Enhanced mode.
-
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- BEFORE YOU INSTALL WORDPERFECT
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- This section explains generally what you should do or know before
- you begin installing WordPerfect on the network. The next major
- section, NETWORK SPECIFIC HELPS AND HINTS, elaborates on many of
- the concepts in this section.
-
- SHARING RESOURCES
- Before installing WordPerfect, we suggest that you create a
- shared resource or a destination drive. The Installation Program
- creates, at your request, default program directories (see
- SHARING RESOURCES under NETWORK SPECIFIC HELPS AND HINTS below).
-
- DIRECTORIES
- If you choose to do a network installation in the Installation
- Program, three directories are created on the destination drive:
- WPWIN, WPCINI, and WPC.
-
- The WPWIN and WPC directories are where the Installation Program
- installs executable and .DLL files. The WPCINI directory stores
- user specific .INI and .SET files. See GRANTING RIGHTS TO THE
- WPWIN, WPC, AND WPCINI DIRECTORIES under NETWORK SPECIFIC HELPS
- AND HINTS below to learn which rights these directories should
- have.
-
- ENVIRONMENT FILES
- During installation, an environment file is created for each
- WPCorp product (for example, WP{WP}.ENV for WordPerfect,
- FM{FM}.ENV for WordPerfect File Manager, SP{SP}.ENV for
- WordPerfect Speller, and TH{TH}.ENV for WordPerfect Thesaurus).
- These files allow WordPerfect products to operate in a networked
- environment. At your request, the Installation Program checks
- these files (or creates them if they do not exist) to make sure
- the following startup options are included:
-
- ENVIRONMENT FILE STARTUP OPTIONS INCLUDED
- WP{WP}.ENV /nt, /ps, /ni, and /wpc
- FM{FM}.ENV /nt and /ni
- SP{SP}.ENV /nt and /ni
- TH{TH}.ENV /nt and /ni
-
- For more information about these startup options, see STARTUP
- OPTIONS below. The following is an example of how the WP{WP}.ENV
- file might look after network installation:
-
- /NT=1
- /PS=J:\WPCINI
- /NI=J:\WPC
- /WPC=J:\WPC
-
- The exact network number and pathnames depend on the network you
- choose and the pathnames you specify for the Shared .INI and .SET
- files and the WPCorp Shared Products.
-
- THE PATH
- If the WP{WP}.ENV file contains the /WPC startup option and a
- pathname, the path statement (normally located in each user's
- AUTOEXEC.BAT file) is NOT necessary to run WordPerfect 5.1 for
- Windows. The Installation Program does not add directories or
- drive letters to the path. If you decide to have a path
- statement, the WPCorp Shared Products pathname specified in the
- /WPC startup option overrides any pathnames you establish for the
- same purpose in the path statement. See NETWORK SPECIFIC HELPS
- AND HINTS below for more information about the path.
-
- WPW51US.GRP
- The WPCorp Group file contains the WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows
- and WordPerfect File Manager icons. Each network user must have
- a group in order to set up the icons. The Installation Program
- creates the Group file and adds it to the PROGMAN.INI file. If
- you want all users on the network to use this group file, it must
- be copied to users' Windows directory. In addition, their
- PROGMAN.INI file must be edited to include this group.
-
- STARTUP OPTIONS
- The /NT, /NI, /PS, and /WPC startup options are necessary for
- successfully running WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows from your file
- server. During installation, the Installation Program places all
- four of these startup options (at your request) in the WP{WP}.ENV
- file, while only the /ni and /nt options are placed in the
- environment files for other WPCorp products (see ENVIRONMENT
- FILES above). The /D and /PI startup options are also useful for
- running WordPerfect on the network. The following information
- defines these six startup options in alphabetical order.
-
- NOTE: THE ONLY PLACE YOU MAY USE THE /WPC STARTUP OPTION IS IN
- THE WP{WP}.ENV FILE (SEE BELOW).
-
- /D
- The /D startup option redirects the creation of the user
- work directory and temporary files to a specified location.
- Use the following syntax when using this option: WPWIN.EXE
- /D-DRIVE:\DIRECTORY (for example, WPWIN.EXE /D-C:\TEMP).
- This startup sequence will force the work directory to be
- created and subsequent temporary files to be created in the
- specified directory. You can include this startup option,
- using the same syntax, in the DOS environment via a SET
- command. You can also use the /D startup option in the file
- properties of the WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows icon itself,
- for example: W:\WPWIN\WPWIN.EXE /D-C:\TEMP.
-
- /NI
- The /NI startup option lets you specify the path to the
- WPC_NET.INI file. The syntax of this startup option is
- /NI-PATH and is processed when the first WPCorp application
- starts. You can put the startup option on the command line,
- in the application specific DOS environment variable (for
- example, "WPWIN" for WP 5.1 for Windows), in the DOS
- environment variable "WPC," or in the application specific
- .ENV file (for example "WP{WP}.ENV" for WordPerfect 5.1 for
- Windows).
-
- If you don't specify the /NI startup option, but the /PI
- startup option is specified, the application searches for
- the WPC_NET.INI file in the location given in the /PI
- startup option. If the WPC_NET.INI file is not found in
- either location, the application will look in the following
- directories in the listed order:
-
- 1. The directory in which the application .EXE file
- resides.
- 2. The Windows directory (containing WIN.COM).
- 3. The directories listed in the DOS PATH environment
- variable.
- 4. The directories mapped in a network.
-
- If WordPerfect cannot find the WPC_NET.INI file, it will
- still run but will not be able to access this file.
-
- /NT
- The /NT startup option tells WordPerfect which network you
- are using (for example, /NT=1 for Novell, /NT=2 for Banyan).
- Unless you use the /NT startup option, and the corresponding
- network number or letter, WordPerfect will NOT run as a
- network version for your network.
-
- NOTE: Appendix M: Networking WordPerfect in your copy of
- the WordPerfect for Windows Reference Manual may say that
- the existence of the WP{WP}.ENV file is sufficient for
- WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows to run as a network version.
- However, THIS IS NO LONGER THE CASE. You MUST use a /NT
- startup option in the WordPerfect Environment file for
- WordPerfect to run as a network version. See IS WORDPERFECT
- 5.1 FOR WINDOWS SUPPORTED ON YOUR NETWORK above for a
- listing of the networks that currently support WordPerfect
- 5.1 for Windows and the corresponding numbers and letters.
- This list is subject to change. To find out about any
- changes, call WordPerfect Information Services at 801-225-
- 4777.
-
- /PI
- This startup option lets you specify the path to the WPC.INI
- file, and is OPTIONAL. Use it only if you choose NOT to
- place the WPC.INI file in users' Windows directory, or if
- you want to use a different language version of WordPerfect
- 5.1 for Windows (see below). The syntax for this startup
- option is /PI-PATH.
-
- NOTE: Before establishing a directory pathname in the /PI
- startup option, you should make sure that directory exists
- and that it contains the WPC.INI file.
-
- The /pi and /ni startup options let you install and use
- multiple languages of the same WPCorp product on one
- computer. For example, let's suppose that you already have
- a U.S. English copy of WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows installed
- on your computer, but you would also like to install the
- French version of WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows.
-
- Because the U.S. English and French versions are considered
- separate applications, you would put them in different
- locations on the file server, each with its own WPC.INI and
- WPC_NET.INI files. If users ask to use the French version
- of WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows, you can change the directory
- pathname in the /pi and /ni startup options, and thereby
- redirect the program to the "French product" WPC.INI and
- WPC_NET.INI files containing the locations of the
- appropriate .INI files and other executable files.
-
- You can easily add the /pi startup option to the WordPerfect
- environment file using a text editor.
-
- /PS
- This startup option provides the directory path where
- individual personal setup files will be located. The /PS
- option identifies a common directory that is accessible by
- each network user to store his or her personal WPXXX}.SET
- file, where XXX represents the individual user's initials.
- WordPerfect .SET files are used to define the initial
- settings that the WordPerfect program will use, such as
- WordPerfect (non-Windows) printer selections, display
- attributes, and backup options. See /PS under Startup
- Options in Appendix M: Networking WordPerfect for more
- information.
-
- /WPC
- The /WPC startup option provides the directory path where
- the WPCorp Shared Products code is stored. Using this
- startup option frees you from having to include the Shared
- Products directory in the path. During installation, the
- Installation Program places this startup option in the
- WP{WP}.ENV file. THIS STARTUP OPTION SHOULD NOT BE ANYWHERE
- ELSE EXCEPT IN THE WP{WP}.ENV FILE. You may still include
- the Shared Code directory in the path, but the /WPC startup
- option will override it.
-
- .INI FILES
- A .INI file is an ASCII text file that an application uses during
- initialization. In other words, .INI files tell applications
- which customized settings to use upon startup. Applications
- write to .INI files (usually upon closure), recording the changes
- a user makes in Preferences and elsewhere. Regardless of whether
- a user makes changes, however, these files always exist.
-
- NOTE: You may need to modify global .INI files. For example, if
- you want all users to have a default QuickList or Short Menus
- turned on or standard macros on their menus, you will need to
- edit the WPC_NET.INI and WPWP_NET.INI files. Since .INI files
- are ASCII text files, you can easily do so using any text editor.
-
- This section defines each type of .INI file and illustrates the
- information it contains (for more information, see .INI Files
- under Appendix M: Networking WordPerfect).
-
- WPC.INI and WPC_NET.INI Files
- The user-specific, product-global .INI file (WPC.INI) is
- created for each user and stores information common to each
- WPCorp product. The shared-network, product-global .INI
- file (WPC_NET.INI) is a shared file which means it can be
- used by any number of network users. It is "product-global"
- because it stores information common to all of the WPCorp
- products.
-
- Both files may contain the same information. Here are some
- examples of the settings:
-
- [Settings]
- SuppDictionaryPath=j:\users\kelli\docs
- MainDictionaryPath=j:\wpc\DE
-
- [Quicklist]
- Backup Files=j:\users\kelli
- Documents=j:\users\kelli\docs\*.doc
-
- [App Server]
- WPWP=w:\wpc\wpwin\wpwin.exe;00600000;WordPerfect
-
- [FileOpen Options]
- Show QuickList=Yes
-
- [WPDB]
- SculpturedDialogs=Off
-
- [Launch-Open]
- Ami Pro 1.0=WPWIN
- etc.
-
- WP??_NET.INI and WP??XXX.INI Files
- The settings for each product are stored in either a shared-
- network, product-specific .INI file (WP??_NET.INI), or a
- user/product specific .INI file (WP??XXX.INI), where ??
- identifies the two letter product code (for example,
- WP=WPWIN, SP=SPWIN, TH=THWIN, MX=MXWIN), and XXX stands for
- the user's initials.
-
- The two files differ in that the WP??_NET.INI contains
- default settings for all users, whereas the WP??XXX.INI file
- contains unique settings for individual users. You can
- manually place settings in the "master" .INI file
- (WP??_NET.INI) to establish default settings for each user
- on the network. These files are stored where the
- WPC_NET.INI [Ini Paths] specifies. Some examples of
- settings found in these files are:
-
- WPWPXXX.INI or WPWP_NET.INI
- [Settings]
- Keyboard=* (for CUA keyboard) or
- Keyboard=x:\wpwin\macros\wpdos51.wwk (for DOS 5.1)
-
- [Button Bar]
- ATTRIBS=112 (text and left side)
- BARNAME=w:\wpwin\macros\wp{wp}.wwb
-
- [LastOpened] (four last opened files)
- labels.tst=j:\users\kelli\labels.tst
- bottle.pri=j:\users\kelli\bottle.pri
- bottle.sec=j:\users\kelli\bottle.sec
- test.doc=j:\users\kelli\test.doc
-
- WPSPXXX.INI or WPSP_NET.INI
- [Settings]
- Language=US
- Pos=124,348,552,254
-
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- NETWORK SPECIFIC HELPS AND HINTS
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- This section contains network-specific information for the
- following networks:
-
- Novell Netware 286 & 386
- Banyan
- IBM PC LAN
- IBM OS/2 LAN Server
- MicroSoft LAN Manager
- 3 Com
- 10 NET
- LANtastic
- AT & T StarGROUP
- DEC Pathworks
- 3 Com 3+ Open
-
- In this section, you will learn about:
-
- - Sharing resources
- - Optionally placing the WordPerfect directory in the path
- - Which rights are necessary for the WPWIN and WPCINI directories
- - Which rights are necessary for WordPerfect subdirectories
- - Additional rights you can give users to printer files
- directories
- - Network printing
-
- It is assumed that during installation you chose option 3 for
- network installation and that you used Install's default
- directories.
-
- SHARING RESOURCES
- Before installing WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows on your network
- operating system, you should create a shared resource. This may
- mean creating a new directory structure on the file server and
- sharing it or simply sharing an existing resource. You would
- then make this resource available to users following the
- installation and configuration of WordPerfect. The Installation
- Program creates the necessary directories for you.
-
- If you have a Novell, AT&T StarGroup, or DEC PSCA/Pathworks
- network, read below for additional information:
-
- Novell
- On Novell Netware, you can share resources by mapping a
- search drive. You can do this by creating a new directory
- structure and mapping a new drive on the file server or by
- simply mapping a new drive letter to an existing structure.
- Allow users access to this search drive following the
- installation and configuration of WordPerfect.
-
- AT&T StarGroup
- If you are using the AT&T StarGroup network operating
- system, we recommend that you update workstations to use
- AT&T 3.4.1 requesters.
-
- DEC PSCA/Pathworks
- For the DEC PCSA/Pathworks operating system, we recommend
- that you create a disk service area or use a subdirectory of
- an existing disk service to hold the WPWIN directory. This
- disk service area should be created according to DEC PCSA
- network instructions. The disk service area must be mounted
- as read/write before the WPWIN files are installed. The
- installation process will create a file called WP{WP}.ENV
- (see General Concepts above). Make sure the user .SET files
- are directed to a file service.
-
- PLACING THE WORDPERFECT DIRECTORY IN THE PATH (OPTIONAL)
- If the /WPC startup option and appropriate pathname have been
- specified in the WP{WP}.ENV file, it is not necessary to place
- the WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows directory (WPWIN) in the path;
- however, you can still place the WordPerfect directory in the
- path.
-
- If you have a Novell, Banyan, or DEC PCSA Pathworks network, read
- below for additional information:
-
- Novell
- On Novell networks, we suggest that you map a drive to the
- shared resource where WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows has been
- installed. This drive letter MUST be used when setting up
- the file properties. For example, when setting the file
- properties for the WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows icon, the
- path might read W:\WPWIN\WPWIN.EXE.
-
- Banyan
- When setting up the WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows icon on
- Banyan networks, you should include the WordPerfect 5.1 for
- Windows executable program filename, plus any startup
- options you deem necessary. You can edit user or group
- profiles using the MANAGE utility.
-
- DEC PCSA/Pathworks
- If you're using a DEC PCSA/Pathworks network, invoke
- WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows to create the .LCN file before
- remounting the disk service as read-only. This file
- contains the WordPerfect License Number. Remount the disk
- service area as read-only before individual users access
- WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows.
-
- GRANTING RIGHTS TO THE WPWIN, WPCINI, AND WPC DIRECTORIES
- The table below lists the rights that users should have to the
- WPWIN, WPC, and WPCINI directories. The utility that you will
- need to grant these rights is listed in the third column.
-
- NETWORK WPWIN and WPCINI UTILITY
- OPERATING SYSTEM WPC
-
- Novell Netware Read, Open, All rights SYSCON
- 286 Search but
- Parental
-
- Novell Netware Read, All but SYSCON
- 386 Filescan Supervisor
- and Access
- Control
-
- Banyan VINES Read or R Modify or M SETARL
-
- IBM PC LAN Read, Read, NET
- Execute Write,
- Create,
- Execute
-
- IBM OS/2 LAN Read, Read, NETADMIN
- Execute Write,
- Create,
- Execute
-
- MS LAN MAN 2.0 Read, Read, NETADMIN
- Execute Write,
- Create,
- Execute
-
- 3 COM 3+ Read Read, 3F Share
- Write,
- Create
-
- 10 NET Read Read, NET SHARE
- Write,
- Create
-
- LANTastic Read, File All rights NET_MGR
- Lookup, but
- Execute Physical
- access to
- devices
-
- AT&T Read, Read, NET
- Execute Write,
- Create,
- Delete
-
- DEC Disk Service File ---
- PCSA/Pathworks Service
-
- 3 COM 3+ OPEN Read, Read, NETADMIN
- Execute Write,
- Create,
- Delete
-
- You should limit users' rights or privileges to the WPWIN
- directory. For example, users should not be able to create
- temporary work directories or temporary files in this directory.
- In handling temporary files and temporary work directories,
- WordPerfect looks for the following, in the listed order:
-
- 1. SET WPWIN=/D-DRIVE:\DIRECTORY NAME
- 2. SET TEMP environment variable
-
- If the SET WPWIN=/D-DRIVE:\DIRECTORY NAME option exists,
- WordPerfect creates the temporary files directory and places the
- temporary files in that directory. If this doesn't exist, then
- WordPerfect uses the SET TEMP environment variable. If the TEMP
- directory is not specified, then temporary files are created in
- the TMP directory. If none of these are specified, then
- temporary files are created in the current WordPerfect default
- directory (that is, where WPWIN.EXE is located).
-
- If WordPerfect cannot find one of these two variables and cannot
- create the temporary work directories and temporary files, it
- displays a message box that reads: "Unable to create work
- directory for work files." Choosing OK on this message box
- displays another message box which reads: "Cannot initialize -
- The most probable reason is insufficient memory." If you choose
- OK on this message box, you will return to the Program Manager.
-
- On Novell networks, you can also put the /D startup option in the
- users' login script. For example:
- DOS SET WPWIN="/D-U:\USERS\%LOGIN_NAME" Use SYSCON to edit login
- scripts.
-
- On Banyan networks, you can put the /D startup option in the
- group profile. For example: SET WPWIN=/D-C:\TEMP. Use the
- MANAGE utility to edit group or user profiles.
-
- GRANTING RIGHTS TO WORDPERFECT SUBDIRECTORIES
- You should make sure that you give users sufficient access to the
- directories they need while they work with WordPerfect. The
- table below lists the rights users may have in these directories.
-
- NOTE: You may want to give users more rights to the printer
- files directory so they can change Paper Size/Types and Soft Font
- and Cartridges. If this is the case, see GRANTING ADDITIONAL
- RIGHTS TO PRINTER FILES DIRECTORY below.
-
- NETWORK Backup Document Graphic Printer Spread-
- OPERATING Files Files Files Files Sheets
- SYSTEM
-
- Novell All All Read, Read, All
- Netware 286 except except Open, Open, except
- Parental Parental Search Search Parental
-
- Novell All All Read, Read, All
- Netware 386 except except Filescan Filescan except
- Supervisor Supervisor
- Supervisor
- and and and
- Access Access Access
- Control Control Control
-
- Banyan Modify Modify or Read Read Modify
- VINES or M M or R or R or M
-
- IBM PC LAN Read, Read, Read Read Read,
- Write, Write, Write,
- Execute, Execute, Execute,
- Delete Delete Delete
-
- IBM OS/2 Read, Read, Read Read Read,
- LAN Write, Write, Write,
- Execute, Execute, Execute,
- Delete Delete Delete
-
- MS LAN MAN Read, Read, Read Read, Read,
- Write, Write, Execute Write,
- Delete Delete Delete
-
- 3 COM 3+ Read, Read, Read Read Read,
- Write Write Write
-
- 10 NET Read, Read, Read Read Read,
- Write, Write, Write,
- Create Create Create
-
- LANTastic All but All but Read and Read All but
- Physical Physical File and Physical
- access access to Lookup File access
- to
- to devices Lookup devices
- devices
-
- AT&T Read, Read, Read Read Read,
- Write, Write, Write,
- Execute, Execute, Execute,
- Delete Delete Delete
-
- DEC File File Disk File File
- PCSA/ Service Service Service Service Service
- Pathworks
-
- 3 COM 3+ Read, Read, Read Read Read,
- OPEN Write, Write, Write,
- Execute, Execute, Execute,
- Delete Delete Delete
-
-
- NETWORK Macros*/ Styles Thesaurus/ Thesaurus/
- OPERATING Keyboards/ Speller/ Speller/
- SYSTEM Button Hyphenation Hyphenation
- Bars (Main) (SUPP)
-
- Novell All except All except Read, Open, All except
- Netware 286 Parental Parental Search Parental
-
- Novell All except All except Read, All except
- Netware 386 Supervisor Supervisor Filescan Supervisor
- and Access and Access and Access
- Control Control Control
-
- Banyan VINES Modify or Modify or Read or R Modify or M
- M M
-
- IBM PC LAN Read, Read, Read Read,
- Write, Write, Write,
- Execute, Execute, Execute,
- Delete Delete Delete
-
- IBM OS/2 LAN Read, Read, Read Read,
- Write, Write, Write,
- Execute, Execute, Execute,
- Delete Delete Delete
-
- MS LAN MAN Read, Read, Read, Read,
- Write, Write, Execute Write,
- Delete Delete Delete
-
- 3 COM 3+ Read, Read, Read Read, Write
- Write Write
-
- 10 NET Read, Read, Read Read,
- Write, Write, Write,
- Create Create Create
-
- LANTastic All but All but Read and All but
- Physical Physical File Lookup Physical
- access to access to access to
- devices devices devices
-
- AT&T Read, Read, Read Read,
- Write, Write, Write,
- Execute, Execute, Execute,
- Delete Delete Delete
-
- DEC File File Disk File
- PCSA/Pathwork Service Service Service Service
- s
-
- 3 COM 3+ OPEN Read, Read, Read Read,
- Write, Write, Write,
- Execute, Execute, Execute,
- Delete Delete Delete
-
- * You should compile all macros that users are going to use
- before restricting access to the macro directory. If you
- restrict access before compiling macros, users won't be able to
- run them.
-
- GRANTING ADDITIONAL RIGHTS TO PRINTER FILES DIRECTORY
- Limiting users' access to the printer files directory to READ
- will not permit them to make permanent changes to Printer
- Resource (.PRS) Files. These files include Paper/Size/Type and
- Soft Font/Cartridge information.
-
- To give users access to these files, you need to grant at least
- the rights listed in the table below. We suggest that you grant
- these rights on a temporary basis only.
-
-
- NETWORK RIGHTS/PRIVILEGES
- OPERATING REQUIRED FOR USER ACCESS
- SYSTEM TO PRINTER FILES
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- Novell Netware Parental
- 286
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- Novell Netware All but Supervisory
- 386 and Access Control
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- Banyan VINES Modify or M
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- IBM PC LAN Read, Write, Execute,
- Delete
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- IBM OS/2 LAN Read, Write, Delete
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- MS LAN MAN Read, Write, Delete
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- 3 COM 3+ Read, Write
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- 10 NET Read, Write, Create
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- LANTastic All rights but Change
- File Attributes and
- Physical Access to
- Devices
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- AT&T Read, Write, Create,
- Delete
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- DEC File Service
- PCSA/Pathworks
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- 3 COM 3+ OPEN Read, Write, Delete
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- NETWORK PRINTING
- This section provides network specific information for printing
- with WordPerfect on your network.
-
- In general, you need to use a printer redirection command so that
- the workstation's local device attaches to the shared printer
- resource. You can place this command in each user's AUTOEXEC.BAT
- file; however, other locations are listed in the table below.
-
- The local device must be connected in the Windows Printer Control
- before WordPerfect will print correctly. You can manage
- redirection commands from the file server using your network's
- utility. For a complete listing of redirection commands, see
- Network Printing under Appendix M: Networking WordPerfect.
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- NETWORK OPERATING WHERE TO PUT PRINTER
- SYSTEM REDIRECTION COMMANDS
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- Novell Netware 286 AUTOEXEC.BAT
- Login Script
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- Novell Netware 386 AUTOEXEC.BAT
- Login Script
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- Banyan VINES Group or User
- Profile
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- IBM PC LAN AUTOEXEC.BAT
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- IBM OS/2 LAN AUTOEXEC.BAT
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- MS LAN MAN AUTOEXEC.BAT
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- 3 COM 3+ AUTOEXEC.BAT
- *See below
-
- 10 NET AUTOEXEC.BAT
-
- LANTastic **See below
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- AT&T AUTOEXEC.BAT
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- DEC PCSA/Pathworks NET USE Command
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- 3 COM 3+ OPEN AUTOEXEC.BAT
-
- *You can manage redirection commands using the 3P Share utility
- (from the server) and 3P Link (from the workstation).
-
- **On LANTastic networks, all printing must be sent to LPT2 or
- LPT3; only local printing should be sent to LPT1.
-
- To print with WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows through LANTastic,
-
- 1 Share the server's printer resource with the NET USE command
- (such as net use lpt2: \\servername\@printer).
-
- 2 Invoke Windows.
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- 3 Select the Control Panel from the MAIN group.
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- 4 Select the Printers option.
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- 5 Bypass the Windows spooler by clearing the Use Printer
- Manager check box.
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- 6 From the Printer menu, select your printer driver from the
- Installed Printers list and select the Configure button.
-
- 7 Highlight the redirected port from your choices (LPT2 or
- LPT3).
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- 8 From the Printer Configuration window, set the timeouts of
- Device Not Selected to 900 and Transmission Retry Timeout to 950.