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1 Version 6.0 BAR-ONE Network Information Guide English

2 The information in this documentation is not contractual in nature. It is subject to modification without notice. The software described in this manual is supplied under a user license. Its use, duplication, or reproduction on any media whatsoever, except as provided for under the terms of the license, is not authorized. Windowst is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. IBM, PC, AT P/2 are registered trademarks of International Business Machines, Inc.

3 Table of Contents About This Manual... Welcome!... Documents supplied... Typographical conventions... About your product... vii vii vii viii viii 1 2 Installation... Chapter 1-1 Installation options... Chapter 1-1 Centralized installation... Chapter 1-1 Local installation... Chapter 1-2 Product description... Chapter 1-3 ystem requirements... Chapter 1-3 Installation procedure... Chapter 1-4 Before you start... Chapter 1-4 erver installation... Chapter 1-5 Workstation installation... Chapter 1-6 Installing the software protection key... Chapter 1-7 Workstation uninstall... Chapter 1-8 erver uninstall... Chapter 1-8 Using the Network Version... Chapter 2-11 Managing users... Chapter 2-11 License Manager... Chapter 2-11 The License service... Chapter 2-14 Maximum number of users... Chapter 2-18 Managing shared resources... Chapter 2-19 Individual configuration files... Chapter 2-19 hared document files... Chapter 2-19

4 ii Network Information Guide hared global variables... Chapter 2-19 hared printing log file... Chapter 2-20 hared printers... Chapter 2-20 hared file timeout... Chapter 2-21 Printing... Chapter 2-21 Notes for the attention of the network administrator... Chapter 2-22 Folders... Chapter 2-22 Configuration file... Chapter 2-24 File for shared printers... Chapter 2-25 Example of sharing a printer... Chapter 2-26 haring a printer in Windows... Chapter 2-26 Displaying the status of current print jobs... Chapter Index... Chapter 3-28

5 About This Manual Welcome! Congratulations, you have just purchased the world s leading automatic identification software package! This label design software allows you to create and edit complex labels fast, and is capable of integrating all the electronic data from across your company, guaranteeing the full integrity of your systems. The application meets all your automatic identification needs, and fits perfectly into your production process. It is quite simply the MOT UER-FRIENDLY AND INTUITIVE OLUTION on the market today for any company involved in complex barcode data entry, collection and editing in real time. Documents supplied Complete documentation is provided to help you make full use of all the resources offered by your label design software. The Network Information Guide provides all the information necessary for installing and making optimum use of your network version. The Quick tart Guide takes you through the installation process and provides an introduction to the basic functions of the software interface. The User s Guide presents the basic concepts involved, helping you to get the very most from your software. A wealth of examples enables you to put the ideas covered straight into practice.

6 viii Network Information Guide The documentation has been designed to be used in conjunction with the integrated Online Help. Typographical conventions This manual distinguishes between different types of information by using the following conventions: terms taken from the interface itself, such as commands, appear in bold; keys appear in small caps, as in the following example: Press the HIFT key ; numbered lists mean there is a procedure to follow; when the conjunction OR appears next to a paragraph, it means there is the choice of another procedure for carrying out a given task ; When a menu command contains submenus, the menu name followed by the command to select appears in bold. Thus, Choose File Open means choose the File menu, then the Open command. This symbol highlights important information about how a particular command or procedure works. Following this symbol you will find hints and tips for optimizing tasks, speeding up commands, and so on. This symbol indicates an introductory exercise for you to work through. About your product ome of the functions described in this manual may not be available in your product. For the complete list of specific features and functions available in your software, refer to the specifications sheet provided with the product.

7 Installation 1 Installation options The network version can be installed in one of two ways: Centralized installation: the software is installed on the network file server, thus reducing the amount of disk space required on each workstation. Local installation: the software is installed on each individual workstation with only shared files and the installation program being copied to the server. This option reduces the volume of data exchange across the network. Centralized installation One workstation on the network must be chosen to act as the server for the label design software. erver installation: installing the network version of the software on the server Workstation Workstation Workstation Workstation Workstation installation: the software is installed on the workstations using the ETUP.EXE program located in the shared folder on the server on which the centralized installation was carried out. Workstation installation is simply a case of establishing the links to server. Figure 1 Centralized installation

8 Chapter Network Information Guide " Advantages and disadvantages This installation option reduces the amount of disk space taken up on each workstation as only the links to server are installed. However, your server must be capable of handling a high volume of data transfer. Local installation One workstation on your network must be chosen to act as the shared file server for the label design software. Installation of shared files Workstation Workstation Workstation Workstation Workstation installation: full installation of the label design software on each workstation. Figure 2 Local installation " Advantages and disadvantages This installation option considerably reduces the amount of congestion on the network as only the links to the license server are running. However, each workstation must have enough free disk space for a full installation of the label design software.

9 Installation Chapter Product description The software is design to run on any IBM-compatible PC operating on Microsoft Windows t 95, Windows t 98, Windows t ME, Windows t 2000 or Windows t NT 4. Your product includes the following components: ACD-ROM; Complete documentation; A license agreement and registration card; A software protection key. Note The Readme.txt and Releasus.txt files contain last-minute information on the software, superseding that contained in this manual. ystem requirements The basic software and hardware requirements needed to run the application are similar to those of most applications running on Windows t : An IBM compatible PC operating on Windows t 95, Windows t 98, Windows t ME, Windows t 2000 or Windows t NT 4; Windows t 95 with 16MB RAM (32MB recommended); Windows t 98 or ME with 32MB RAM (64MB recommended); Windows t NT or 2000 with 64MB RAM (128MB recommended); A VGA monitor or better; A hard drive with at least 130MB free disk space ; ACD-ROMdrive.

10 Chapter Installation procedure Network Information Guide Before you start For both centralized and local installation, before installation can begin the network administrator must first define the user group network, specifically: define the workstation that will act as the server on which the label design software (centralized installation) or the shared files (local installation) are to be installed; define the license server on which License Manager and the software protection key will be installed. define the workstations, i.e. the client workstations that will use the label design software. " Description of the installation stages 1 erver installation: - Centralized: installs the label design software on the server will the option of installing License Manager if the server is supporting the software protection key. OR - Local: installs the label design software shared files on the server with the option of installing License Manager if the server is supporting the software protection key. 2 Workstation installation: - Centralized: installs the links to server on the client workstations with the option of installing License Manager on the workstation supporting the software protection key. OR - Local: installs the label design software on the workstations with the option of installing License Manager on the workstation supporting the software protection key. Note If you decide to install License Manager on the server, you will need to carry out a workstation installation on the server in order for the software protection key to be recognized. " Access rights required for installation You will need all access rights to the folder on the server in which the software is to be installed. In the same way, you will also need administrator rights on one of the workstations. If you do not have administrator rights, your network administrator will first need to create the [base] folder and give you full access rights to it. Note [base] refers to the folder in which you install the label design software. You can rename it as required.

11 Installation erver installation Chapter The software must be installed on the server first. This creates a [base] folder into which all the shared items will be copied. This folder will be referred to as [base] throughout the rest of the text. The [base] folder must be a shared folder or be located within a shared folder. For the purposes of this manual, the term shared resource will refer to the share name of the shared folder. erver installation is carried out on the workstation previously defined as the label design software server. Ensure that you have all the necessary access rights defined above in Chapter 1-4. " To share the installation folder 1 Using Windows Explorer, select the folder in which the software is to be installed. 2 Choose File Properties, click on the haring tab and enter the share name. " Installing the label design software 1 Insert the CD-ROM in the drive. Note If the installation program does not autostart, double-click on the CDETUP.EXE program in the CD-ROM root. The installation window appears. 2 Choose the product you wish to install then click on the Install button. A window entitled Network installation type appears. 3 Check the required installation option: Centralized installation or Local installation then click on Next. A message appears asking whether you also wish to install License Manager on the server. 4 Check the required option then click on Next. If you checked this option, License Manager will be installed on the server, which must also support the software protection key. However, before plugging the software protection key in you will need to carry out a workstation installation (see Chapter 1-6: Workstation installation) onthe server in order for the software protection key to be recognized. If you did not check this option, you will need to install License Manager on one of the workstations. The workstation on which License Manager is installed must also support the software protection key.

12 Chapter Note Network Information Guide If you chose to install License Manager on a workstation running on Windows NT or 2000, it will automatically be installed as a service entitled License. This means that License Manager will run as a background task once the workstation is started up. If the computer on which you are installing the label design software is running on Windows 95, 98 or ME, each time you use the label design software you will first need to launch License Manager (see: Launching License Manager). 5 In the dialog box, select the shared folder in which the software is to be installed, then click on Next. Once the product is installed, don t forget to post off the completed registration card. Registering your product gives you access to technical support from your supplier and pre-release information on new products. Workstation installation Once the server installation is complete, you will need to run the workstation installation program on each workstation that will be using the label design software. This installation will copy the required files to the workstation s Windows\ystem folder and create the icon group. " Installing the program on a workstation 1 Double-click on the ETUP.EXE file, located in the [BAE]\Y- TEM\INTALL\ folder on the server. A message appears asking whether you also wish to install License Manager. 2 Check the required option then click on Next. If you checked this option, License Manager will be installed on the workstation, which must also support the software protection key.

13 Installation Chapter Note If you chose to install License Manager on a workstation running on Windows NT or 2000, it will automatically be installed as a service. This means that License Manager will run as a background task once the workstation is started up. 3 Follow the rest of the instructions on screen. Installing the software protection key The software protection key must be installed on the computer (server or workstation)on which License Manager is installed. This computer must be running Windows (95, 98, ME, 2000 or NT) and have a parallel port into which the software protection key can be plugged. The software protection key must be installed before License Manager can be launched. Parallel port/db25 female connector PC PC Figure 3 oftware Protection Key Connecting the software protection key to your PC Without the software protection key, the programme will run in evaluation mode. You will not be able to save your labels, e will be replaced with x, 5 with 0 and images will be crossed when printing. Note When you launch the program, if the software protection key does not correspond to the product version, a dialog box will appear providing the necessary instructions. If you need to use a printer on the same parallel port, simply plug it into the software protection key. You may need to switch the printer on in order for the software protection key to be recognized.

14 Chapter Workstation uninstall Network Information Guide On each workstation, launch the uninstall program located in the program group of your label design software. OR Choose tart ettings Control panel and double-click on the Add/Remove programs icon. erver uninstall Launch the uninstall program located in the program group of your label design software. OR Choose tart ettings Control paneland double-click on the Add/Remove programs icon.

15 Using the Network Version 2 Managing users License Manager Whether you have carried out a centralized installation or a local installation, License Manager must be installed on the workstation supporting the dongle. If License Manager has been installed as an NT service, it will be launched automatically when the workstation is started up and will continue to run as a background task. " Launching License Manager Click on the icon. OR Double-click on the LICENE6.EXE file located in the [base] folder. If you wish License Manager to start up automatically each time a user logs on to Windows, copy the program shortcut to the Windows tart menu Programs tartup folder. " How License Manager works License Manager starts up and appears as a icon on the Windows taskbar. It must be active whenever the label design software is being used by one or more users. If License Manager encounters a problem when starting up, it will open in window mode and display an error message (the software protection key not recognized, for example). ee Chapter 2-13, Troubleshooting.

16 Chapter Network Information Guide " Description of the License Manager main window Once License Manager is running, the main window looks like this: Figure 4 The License Manager main window The License Manager main window displays a list containing the login names of all users running the label design software at any given moment. The toolbar Button Use Closes the program. Note that the program should only be closed once all users have logged off. If you attempt to close the program while one or more users are still connected, a warning message will appear. Displays the About dialog box that gives the version number of the program. Refreshes the display: certain events, such as a workstation being dead halted (pressing reset or the ALT + CTRL + DEL keys), may mean the list of users is not updated. The status bar Located on the lower edge of the window, the status bar displays the maximum number of users that can be connected at any given moment for your version of the program.

17 Using the Network Version Chapter " Troubleshooting Two types of error message may appear. The following table lists the problems and describes the procedure for resolving them. Message Could not find the key Cannot create the license file Remedy - the software protection key has not been connected. - the software protection key has been connectedtothewrongport(serialport, for example). - a printer is connected to the software protection key and is switched off. The license file could not be created in the [BAE]\YTEM\LICENE folder. This means that the user launching License Manager on a workstation does not have the access rights required for writing to this folder. The network administrator will thus need to assign the necessary rights (read/write/delete and change if need be). " Changing License Manager s standard settings Using the command line License Manager s standard behavior can be changed using a parameter in the program s command line. 1 Choose tart Run in the Windows main menu. 2 Enter the access path to the [base] folder or use the Browse button. 3 elect license6.exe then press the spacebar and enter /X (upper case). License Manager will now start in window mode and not icon mode.

18 Chapter Network Information Guide Using the C.ini file The C.INI file contains a paragraph entitled license with the two comment lines allowing you to change License Manager s standard behavior. The line: License Path=\system\license allows you to change the access path to the label design software s user authorization files. The folder names and file names must not exceed eight characters. EnableClosingWhileInUse=1 authorizes or prevents license6.exe being closed while users are still connected. 1 = authorize, 0 = prevent. Modifying the C.INI file is a delicate operation that may lead to the program malfunctioning if errors are introduced. The operation should only be attempted by experienced users. 1 Using a text editor, open the C.INI file located in the [BAE]\YTEM\UER folder. 2 Delete the values in the lines to be modified. 3 Make the necessary changes then save the file. The License service This module is only available if you have installed License Manager on a Windows NT workstation. License Manager is thus installed as a service called License and runs automatically once the workstation is started up. A plug-in, available in the LICENECTRL.EXE icon group, allows you to control the way the service functions and to change License Manager s standard behavior. For example, you can: tart or stop the service, Display the list of users connected to the label design software.

19 Using the Network Version Chapter " Description of the License ervice window To launch License ervice Control, choose the Network License command in the label design software program group. The License ervice Control window looks like this: Toolbar Indicator panel Frame reserved for status or error messages List of users connected to the label design software Figure 5 License Manager main window The License Manager window displays a list containing the login names of all users running the label design software at any given moment. The toolbar Button Use tops the service. tarts the service Refreshes the display: certain events, such as a workstation being dead halted (pressing reset or the ALT + CTRL + DEL keys), may mean the list of users is not updated.

20 Chapter Network Information Guide Button Use Accesses the License ervice settings dialog box. This button is only available when the service is stopped. Displays the About dialog box that gives the version number of the program. The indicator panel The indicator panel displays the current status of the service. Red light: the service is stopped. Amber light: the service is starting up. Green light: the service is active. " The settings dialog box Accessing the settings dialog box: Click on. The ettings dialog box appears. Figure 6 The ettings dialog box

21 Using the Network Version Chapter Changing settings: If LICENE.EXE has not been installed in the [base] folder, you will need to specify the access path to the license file. 1 Enter the new access path to the license file, or click on the Browse... button. 2 If you wish to allow the service to be closed while users are still logged on, check the Enable stopping while users are connected option. 3 IfyouwishtochangeLicense ervice s display language, select the required language in the Language list. 4 Click on OK in the dialog box to update the changes. " Modifying the service s behavior By default, License ervice is launched automatically when the workstation is started up. However, it is possible to change the service s behavior using the ervices dialog box in the Windows NT Control panel. Refer to the Microsoft documentation. Changing the service startup type 1 elect License in the list of services. 2 Click on tartup... 3 Check the required startup option. By default, License is configured to start up automatically. electing a user account 1 elect This account in the Log on as box. 2 Enter and confirm the password thenclickonokintheervice dialog box.

22 Chapter Maximum number of users Network Information Guide Your network version is limited to a maximum number of users, i.e. a license for ten users allows ten users to log on to the label design software at any given time. If an eleventh user attempts to log on, an error message will appear stating that the maximum number of users has been reached. /he must therefore wait until one of the connected userslogsoff. You can install the software on as many workstations as you wish, the limitation on the number of users only affects the number actually connected at a given time. Moreover, if a number of users are logged on at the same time via one workstation, License Manager counts this as one single user.

23 Using the Network Version Chapter Managing shared resources Individual configuration files Your label design software generates a configuration file for each user. The filename is based on the user s login name and the files are stored in the [BAE]\YTEM\UER\*.INI folder. hared document files A document can only be opened in read/write mode by a single user. When the same document is opened by other users, it is opened as read only. This means that only the first user can modify and save the document in question. Note that documents can still be printed in read only mode. To improve networking security, it is possible to define the way documents can be opened. Using the Options dialog box Document tab, check the Open documents as read only mode by default option. The License Manager plug-in provided with your label design software allows you to manage user accounts by assigning them individual rights. This makes managing your organization s networking much simpler (see User Manager in the User s Guide). hared global variables Your label design software allows you to manage global variables whose values are shared by different users. These variables are saved in the [BAE]\YTEM\GLOBVAR\GLOBVAR.DAT folder. If a user does not wish these variables to be available to other users, s/he simply needs to define a personal folder to save them in. " Defining a new folder 1 Choose Tools Options... 2 Click on the Default folders tab. 3 Enter the new access path for saving global variables in the hared variables (*.dat) line.

24 Chapter hared printing log file Network Information Guide The printing log file is extremely useful for tracking print jobs andisconfiguredusingtheprinting log file dialog box. Generating a printing log file 1 Choose Tools Log file... 2 Enter the access path and filename for the printing log file and select a text editor. 3 Check the required options in the Options tab. For further information on the printing log file, refer to the Online Help. Note As with shared variables, any number of users working on the same file will be covered by the printing log file, which will trace all print jobs generated by each one. However, it is also possible for users to generate individual files, the print reports on which will thus be individual. hared printers In a network configuration, a number of users can share the same printer. Certain printers, such as thermal printers, allow print speed to be optimized by transferring image data just one time. Your label design software is capable of managing image data transferred by a number of users to a single printer by using a printer memory status file. " Configuring the printer 1 Open the shared printer s ettings box. 2 Click on Network... (this option is only available for printers supporting this type of transfer). The Network settings dialog box appears. 3 Check the hared option in the Printer memory management box.

25 Using the Network Version Chapter With this configuration, a file describing the printer s memory status is created and updated constantly. A file should be created for each printer and all users with access to this printer must use it. The Edit field allows you to enter the share filename (maximum of eight characters) or to select an existing name from the list. To make it easier to identify files, each filename in the list is followed by the name of the port and the workstation to which the printer is connected. For further information on printer configuration parameters, refer to the Online Help. Each printer driver comes with an individual Online Help that can be accessed using the Help buttoninthe Printer settings dialog box. hared file timeout Once a shared file such as the shared variables file is opened by a user, all other users are prevented from accessing it and must wait until it becomes free. After a timeout (defined as required), a message appears asking the user whether s/he wishes to continue waiting or cancel the request. " To define the timeout 1 Choose Tools Options... 2 Click on the Others tab. 3 Enter a value in the hared files access timeout (ms) box. Printing The print status dialog box displays a flashing colored light indicating the status of the current print job: Green: printing in progress, Amber: another user is currently using a shared resource (printer or variable), Red: error.

26 Chapter Notes for the attention of the network administrator Network Information Guide Folders A number of folders are created within the [base] folder during installation. It is important that each user has read/write access to the YTEM folder and its subfolders. All other folders can be write protected. The table below describes each folder and the required access rights. Folder Rights Use [BAE] Read Main folder containing the program files. [BAE]\BIN [BAE]\FONTLOAD Read Read [BAE]\HELP Read Online Help files [BAE]\LAB Read aved documents Write Change Create [BAE]\PRINT Read aved print files Write Change Create [BAE]\AMPLE Read Example files Write Change Create [BAE]\AM- Read Data PLE\DATA Write Change Create [BAE]\AM- PLE\DC Read Write Change Create Data describer files (ACII merge)

27 Using the Network Version Chapter Folder Rights Use [BAE]\AM- Read Image files PLE\IMAGE Write Change Create [BAE]\AM- Read Example documents PLE\LABEL Write Change Create [BAE]\AMPLE\QUERY Read Query files Write Change Create [BAE]\YTEM Read hared system data Write Change Delete Create [BAE]\YTEM\GLOB- Read toringsharedvariables VAR Write Change Delete Create [BAE]\Y- TEM\LICENE Read Write toring the license file created by License Manager Change Delete Create [BAE]\YTEM\PRINT- ER Read Write Change Delete Create toringsharedprinterdata

28 Chapter Network Information Guide Folder Rights Use [BAE]\Y- Read toring user configuration files TEM\UER Write Change Create [BAE]\TOOL Read Reserved for the plug-in tools provided Write with your label design software. For further information, refer to your application s Change Online Help. Create This folder includes a subfolder for each plug-in installed with the label design software. [BAE]\TUTORIAL Read Write Change Create Contains the data needed for carrying out the introductory exercises in the User s Guide. Configuration file The first time each new user launches the label design software, a personal configuration file is created automatically in the [BAE]\YTEM\UER folder. This file is obtained by copying the UER.INI file located in the [BAE] folder. " Customizing the user.ini configuration file The administrator simply creates a default user.ini configuration file: 1 Connect using your own login. 2 Log on to the label design software. The YOURLOG.INI file is created. 3 Make any necessary changes such as customizing the interface, changing display options, and so on. 4 Exit the label design software. The YOURLOG.INI file has saved the changes made. 5 Copy the file and paste it into the [BAE] folder. Rename it UER.INI. The changes made in this file will come into effect the next time a user logs on to the label design software. File for shared printers The location of these files is defined in cs.ini, [general] heading, Printers section. There must only be one file for each shared printer. These files carry the LGL extension.

29 Using the Network Version Chapter Example of sharing a printer According to the different types of network and the needs of your organization, a number of configurations are possible. This section gives an example of sharing a printer in a Windows environment. haring a printer in Windows The following example looks at how a thermal transfer printer can be shared between a number of users working in a Windows 95, 98 or ME environment. " haring a printer The procedure involves two stages. 1 Install a printer on one of the workstations on the network (see Online Help, Printing heading, To add a printer section) with shared access rights (see Chapter 2-20). Note When adding a printer, do not check the Direct access option as this prevents a printer from being shared. 2 Choose tart ettings Control panel in the Windows main menu. 3 Double-click on Network. The Windows Network dialog box appears. 4 Click on File and printer sharing. The File and printer sharing dialog box appears. 5 Check the Iwanttobeabletoallowotherstoprintto my printer(s) option then click on OK. 6 Choose tart ettings Printers in the Windows main menu. The Windows Printers dialog box appears. You will notice that the thermal transfer printer you added appears in the list as THT followed by the name of the port to which it is connected. 7 elect this printer then click on or choose Properties... in the context menu. The printer s properties dialog box appears. 8 Click on the haring tab. 9 Check the hared As option, enter a share name for this printer and, if necessary, a comment. Note According to the type of access control defined, the Properties dialog box may include different functions. For further information, refer to the Microsoft documentation.

30 Chapter Network Information Guide " Installing a shared printer In order to use a printer installed on another workstation on the network, the user must first add the printer on his/her own workstation (see Online Help, Printing heading, To add a printer section). 1 Choose File elect printer... 2 Click on Add... The Add printer dialog box appears. 3 Click on Network printers... The Browse for printer dialog box appears. 4 elect the shared printer on the network. 5 Click on OK. The network address of the shared printer appears in the Port list. 6 elect a printer model in the Model list then select the network address of the shared printer in the Port list. 7 Click on OK. Displaying the status of current print jobs It is possible to display the status of current print jobs on the workstation to which the printer is connected. 1 Choose tart ettings Printers in the Windows main menu. 2 Double-click on the printer for which you wish to view the status of print jobs. The Windows Print Manager window appears and displays the list of all print jobs in progress.

31 Index 3 A Access rights, Chapter 1-4 C Centralized, Chapter 1-4 Centralized installation, Chapter 1-1, Chapter 2-11 Configuration file, Chapter 2-24 C.ini file, Chapter 2-14 F File for shared printers, Chapter 2-25 I Individual configuration files, Chapter 2-19 Installation, Chapter 1-1 Centralized installation, Chapter 1-1 Local installation, Chapter 1-1 Installation of shared files, Chapter 1-2 Installation options, Chapter 1-1 Installing the software protection key, Chapter 1-7 L License Manager, Chapter 1-4, Chapter 1-5, Chapter 1-6, Chapter 1-7, Chapter 2-11, Chapter 2-15 License service, Chapter 2-14 License ervice Control, Chapter 2-15 Local, Chapter 1-4 Local installation, Chapter 1-2, Chapter 2-11 M Managing users, Chapter 2-11 Maximum number of users, Chapter 2-18 N Network installation type, Chapter 1-5 Network License, Chapter 2-15 Network settings, Printer, Chapter 2-20 P Password, Chapter 2-17 Printer memory management, Chapter 2-20 Printing, Chapter 2-21 Product description, Chapter 1-3

32 Chapter Network Information Guide erver installation, Chapter 1-1, Chapter 1-4, Chapter 1-5 erver uninstall, Chapter 1-8 ervice, modifying behavior, Chapter 2-17 hared, Chapter 2-20 hared document files, Chapter 2-19 hared file timeout, Chapter 2-21 hared global variables, Chapter 2-19 hared printers, Chapter 2-20 hared printing log file, Chapter 2-20 hared resources, Chapter 2-19 License, Chapter 2-14 tandard settings, changing, Chapter 2-13 ystem requirements, Chapter 1-3 T Timeout, Chapter 2-21 Troubleshooting, Chapter 2-13 U User account, Chapter 2-17 W Workstation installation, Chapter 1-1, Chapter 1-2, Chapter 1-6 Workstation uninstall, Chapter 1-8

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