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PC WSPlus: Running Schedule+ for Windows 1.0 from the Network
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This article is addressed to the network administrator and outlines the
procedure for setting up Microsoft Schedule+ when Schedule+ is run from the
network, and no Schedule+ files are stored locally on the users'
workstations. The first section tells how to set up Schedule+ when
Microsoft Windows and Schedule+ are run entirely from the network. The
second section tells how to set up Schedule+ when Windows is run locally
and Schedule+ is run from the network.
NOTE: Schedule+ version 1.0 was not designed to be run directly from the
network. Because the file I/O that normally occurs on the local workstation
is being handled by the network, running Schedule+ from the network may
decrease Schedule+'s performance.
RUNNING WINDOWS AND SCHEDULE+ FROM THE NETWORK
Definitions
- <WINSHARE> refers to the shared location of the network installation
of Windows.
- <WINTEMP> refers to a temporary directory for a temporary
installation of Windows.
- <MYDIR> refers to the user's network directory where the user stores
his or her own Windows files (this will include the *.INI and *.GRP
files).
INSTALLATION STEPS
To set up the Schedule+ 1.0 shared files
- Create the <WINTEMP> directory on the server or a local workstation, and
run "setup /n" (without the quotation marks) from the <WINSHARE>
directory to create a new installation of Windows in the <WINTEMP>
directory.
- Run Windows from <WINTEMP> Use the Windows File Manager to start Setup
by double-clicking SETUP.EXE on the Schedule+ Program Setup Disk #2.
During setup:
- Choose Custom Setup.
- When Setup prompts for the Schedule+ directory, type
WINSHARE as the location. For example, type
L:\WINDOWS if this is the location of
the network version of Windows.
- When Setup asks if you want to install the Schedule+ Reminder
program to load automatically, choose the No button.
- When Setup is complete and it asks if you want to Run Schedule+,
Run Demos, or Exit To Windows, choose Exit To Windows.
This process will install all the Schedule+ for Windows program files in
the same directory as Windows and create a clean SCHDPLUS.INI file.
- Set all files in <WINSHARE> to Read-Only. For Novell(R) networks, set
the files to Shareable and Read-Only.
- Copy SCHDPLUS.INI from <WINTEMP> to <WINSHARE>.
- Remove <WINTEMP> (including all files and the directory).
To set up a user for Schedule+ 1.0
- Copy SCHDPLUS.INI from <WINSHARE>to <MYDIR>.
- In a group in the Windows Program Manager create a Microsoft Schedule+
1.0 icon with the following properties:
Description: Microsoft Schedule+
Command Line: <WINSHARE>\SCHDPLUS.EXE
Working Directory: <WINSHARE>
Shortcut Key: None
Run Minimized Not checked
- Modify each user's WIN.INI file to include the following setting:
[Sounds]
SchdplusReminder=<WINSHARE>\MSREMIND.WAV,Schedule+ Reminders
- If a user wants to be automatically reminded of scheduling
messages, create an icon in the Startup group to start the file
MSREMIND.EXE.
- Verify that the <WINSHARE> directory is in the MS-DOS search path for
each user.
RUNNING WINDOWS LOCALLY AND SCHEDULE+ FROM THE NETWORK
Definitions
- <WINDIR> refers to an individual user's locally installed Windows
directory.
- <SCHDPLUS> refers to the Microsoft Schedule+ directory on the network
server.
INSTALLATION STEPS
To set up the Schedule+ 1.0 shared files and the first user
- Run Windows from the first user's workstation. Use the Windows File
Manager to start Setup by double-clicking SETUP.EXE on the Schedule+
Program Setup Disk #2. During setup:
- Choose Custom Setup.
- When Setup prompts for the Schedule+ directory, type
SCHDPLUS as the location. For example, type
L:\SCHEDULE if this is the location of the
network-shared copy of Schedule+.
- When Setup asks if you want to install the Schedule+ Reminder
program to load automatically, choose the No button.
- When Setup is complete and it asks if you want to Run Schedule+,
Run Demos, or Exit To Windows, choose Exit To Windows.
This process will install all the Schedule+ program files and create a
clean SCHDPLUS.INI file.
- Copy the following files from the first user's workstation to
<SCHDPLUS>:
<WINDIR>\SCHDPLUS.INI
<WINDIR>\WINHELP.EXE
<WINDIR>\SYSTEM\SHELL.DLL
<WINDIR>\SYSTEM\COMMDLG.DLL
(Schedule+-specific DLL files:)
<WINDIR>\SYSTEM\NVCONN.DLL
<WINDIR>\SYSTEM\TRNSCHED.DLL
<WINDIR>\SYSTEM\PABNSP.DLL
<WINDIR>\SYSTEM\MAILMGR.DLL
<WINDIR>\SYSTEM\MAILSPL.EXE
<WINDIR>\SYSTEM\DEMILAYR.DLL
<WINDIR>\SYSTEM\AB.DLL
<WINDIR>\SYSTEM\STORE.DLL
<WINDIR>\SYSTEM\FRAMEWRK.DLL
<WINDIR>\SYSTEM\MSSFS.DLL
- Remove all the above "Schedule+-specific DLL files" from
<WINDIR>\SYSTEM.
To set up additional users for Schedule+ 1.0
- Copy SCHDPLUS.INI from <SCHDPLUS> to <WINDIR>.
- In a group in the Windows Program Manager create a Microsoft Schedule+
1.0 icon with the following properties:
Description: Microsoft Schedule+
Command Line: <SCHDPLUS>\SCHDPLUS.EXE
Working Directory: <SCHDPLUS>
Shortcut Key: None
Run Minimized Not checked
- Modify each user's WIN.INI file to include the following setting:
[Sounds]
SchdplusReminder=<SCHDPLUS>\MSREMIND.WAV,Schedule+ Reminders
- If a user wants to be automatically reminded of scheduling messages,
create an icon in the Startup group to start the file MSREMIND.EXE.
- Place the <SCHDPLUS> directory in the MS-DOS search path for each user.
NOTE: If you are using Windows version 3.0, you must replace the
following file in your <WINDIR> directory with the copy found in
the <SCHDPLUS> directory for the Schedule+ Help to operate properly:
WINHELP.EXE Windows 3.1 Help engine
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Schedule+ 1.0 Standard Edition
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