Networking All About Shape and Space
The details of the installation process vary
from system to system. You are advised to contact your network
manager or IT coordinator to assist in the installation. The
following are broad outlines generic to most network platforms.
Installation on the Server
It is recommended that, to maximise the performance
of this CD-ROM to large numbers of concurrent workstations, it
is necessary to copy or image the contents of the CD-ROM to an
area of the hard disk of your network server. To distribute the
CD-ROM to small numbers of concurrent users a CD Stack or tower
will most likely give acceptable performance.
If imaging onto a server, it is best to assign
a drive letter to the area that the discs are going to be copied
to e.g. S: and then have sub directories on S: for each product.
That way you could use a single drive letter for multiple CD
titles, as long as the workstation always connected to that drive
at logon (you may choose to do this via a login script or select
the reconnect at logon check box within windows).
Installation on Workstations
using Windows 95, 98 or NT Once the CD-ROM has
been copied to the server, or the CD-ROM placed in the CD tower,
the software must be installed from that location to run on the
individual workstations. This stage must be repeated on each
of the workstations that you wish to use the software.
Please note: Depending on the operating system
you may encounter the following error: "Failed to execute setup",
whilst trying to install from the server. If this message appears
run Setup32 within Ws32 (Setup16 within Ws16 if you are using
Windows 3.x).
Running the Software
Once the contents of the CD-ROM have been copied
to the server, the software has been installed to the individual
workstation and the shortcut paths modified, the program is ready
to run.
If you are still experiencing problems with this product please
complete the fault
report form and our technical support staff will reply as
soon as possible.
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