FAQs - other applications
I have installed the NetWare 3.2 enhancement package. It will not allow me to access the Product Options. When I attempt to do this, I receive a dialogue box containing the message "Products.dat cannot be accessed. Press ESC to continue." Why is this?
Most likely, the BTRIEVE.TRN file is flagged "Read Only." If the BTRIEVE.TRN file is flagged "Read/Write," the error message will not occur.
This could be a protocol problem. Try changing the protocol setting to 802.3 should fix the problem.
The answer to that question depends upon the version of NetWare you have: NetWare 2.x- The serial number can be found on the diskettes or in the DEBOS.OBJ or NONDEDOS. OBJ files. NetWare 3.x- The serial number can be located on the license diskette as well as in SYSCON uner File Server Information. You must be logged in as a supervisor to access this information. NetWare 4.x- Type VERSION at the server console.
Indeed it does. In fact, you have several useful solutions. We suggest using Picture IT by Microsoft or Adobe Photoshop 5.0. Microsoft Photo Editor will modify photos, but text insertion is not allowed.
Visio Professional 5.0 supports the import and export of UML modeling data.
Check to see if QEMM386 has a switch for -NW3. More than likely, it does. This in an indication that the machine is not to be operated in enhanced mode. If you take the machine out of enhanced mode, PC Anywhere should run correctly.
You can set the cache by going under OPTIONS, NETWORK PREFERENCES, CACHE Tab. In this setting you are able to set the cache for both Memory and Disk. You are able to clear both of Memory and Disk cache from this location
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) servers are computers dedicated to storing files for downloading. They generally allow for faster downloading than web servers. Navigator can also function as FTP client software, so you can connect to and download files from FTP servers as seamlessly as you browse the web.
Deselect the Enable Scanning While In Screen Saver Mode, under Start, Settings, Control Panel, Display, then select the Screen Scan tab.
1. In NWADMIN, click on the volume object. 2. From the menu, choose Object, Details, 3. See User Space Limits, or click on the directory under the volume. 4. Then choose Object, Details, Facts, and Restrict Size to make the change.
Yes, There's a utility called CONFIG.NLM that gathers NetWare server configuration information. The information collected includes a list of loaded modules, NCF files, INET config file, speed rating, total RAM, set parameters, disk information, volume information, name space information, LAN information, and system files. When you run CONFIG.NLM, it creates a text file (CONFIG.TXT) in the SYS:SYSTEM directory that contains this information. You can download this useful utility from the Novell Web site at http://www.pcworld.com/r/tw/1%2C2061%2Ctw-nn0830%2C00.html
Here are the quick and easy steps: 1. Make sure that NDS is synchronized correctly (SET DSTRACE=ON). 2. Change the file server name in AUTOEXEC.NCF of the server. 3. Down the server. 4. On another server, do a RESET ROUTER. 5. Wait five minutes, then reboot the server that has been renamed. 6. Check DSTRACE again to make sure NDS is synchronized. 7. Go into NETADMIN/NWAdmin to rename volume objects associated with the server.
1.add the following in the server AUTOEXEC.NCF: SET Read Fault Notification = On SET Read Fault Emulation = On SET Write Fault Notification = On SET Write Fault Emulation = On 2. Make sure that you have the latest LAN driver versions and the latest disk driver versions. 3. Finally, if you continue to see Page Fault errors (without Abend), contact the manufacturer of your NIC and disk controller to obtain the latest available driver versions.
Every URL (uniform resource locator) address includes one or two suffixes as part of the domain name. These URL suffixes provide quick information about the site. The suffix at the end of a URL represents the site's server type and can include a code that indicates the country of origin. For example, The Softmart address (www.softmart.com) ends in ".com", which indicates that Softmart’s Web site is a commercial business. The most common domain name suffixes on the Internet are: com - commercial business edu - educational institution gov - government agency mil – military net – miscellaneous org - non-profit organization In addition to domain name suffixes, international Web sites often include a code suffix that follows the domain name and that indicates the country the site is based in. U.S. Internet sites rarely use country code suffixes; in fact, these suffixes are optional for other countries. For example, the country code suffix for Japan is .jp, but a Web site in Japan can choose not to include this code. This Japanese site has .jp as the country code in its domain name http://www.jeida.or.jp/guide/toukei/index-e.html Here are some country code suffixes of countries with heavy Internet traffic: au - Australia br - Brazil ca - Canada fr - France hk - Hong Kong il - Israel in - India it - Italy mx – Mexico nl - Netherlands tw - Taiwan; uk - United Kingdom Microsoft maintains a good list of country code suffixes at: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/challenge/countries.htm (NOTE: This site is subject to change.)
Go to Edit, Preferences and click on the + next to Advanced to open it. Double click on Cache under Advanced and make sure the button under "Document in cache is compared to document on network" is set to "Every Time".
The Simple install is the easiest to do, but may cause you problems in the future. A good rule of thumb for deciding is: If your network will consist of only one or two servers and fewer than 1,000 users, you'll need only one NDS container; if IPX is the only protocol you'll use, then you'll be fine using the Simple install. However, if you'll have multiple servers with more than 1,000 users, you'll need multiple NDS containers; if you plan to use TCP/IP, you should use the Custom install, which will give you much more control over the process.