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                        EXTRA! for Windows
                           Version 3.5
                          Release Notes
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Copyright 1989-1993 by                   Attachmate Corporation
Attachmate Corporation                   July, 1993
All rights reserved


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INTRODUCTION
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This file contains late-breaking information pertaining to this 
release of EXTRA! for Windows. Please be certain to read the 
important message below concerning the installation of this 
product.

To make it easier to read this file, click the enlarge button 
located in the upper right corner of this window.



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IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING INSTALLATION
--------------------------------------------

TO INSTALL EXTRA!, WINDOWS MUST BE RUNNING IN EITHER STANDARD OR 
ENHANCED MODE. YOU CANNOT INSTALL EXTRA! WHILE WINDOWS IS 
RUNNING IN REAL MODE.

IN ADDITION, DO NOT RUN SHARE.EXE WHILE YOU ARE RUNNING THE
SETUP PROGRAM.

IF YOU ARE GOING TO INSTALL EXTRA! FOR WINDOWS AND HOST
GRAPHICS OPTION FOR WINDOWS YOU MUST INSTALL EXTRA! FOR
WINDOWS FIRST. IF YOU DO NOT, UNEXPECTED RESULTS MAY OCCUR. 
            

Listed below are the main topics covered in this file:


*Running Windows in Standard Mode   *Copying and Pasting Characters

*DDE Error Codes                    *File Transfer Issues

*Host Type Ahead                    *Insufficient Disk Space Errors     

*Keyboard Information               *Light Pen Support

*Macro Enhancements                 *OS/2 (2.0) and EXTRA!

*Print Screen Font Selection        *Printer Emulation

*SAA Gateway Support                *Screen Layouts

*SDLC, ADLC, XADLC, and             *Send Keys Functions
 DLC Information     

*TN3270 Connections                 *True Type

*Windows 3.0 Compatibility          *Windows for Workgroups 3.1



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RUNNING WINDOWS IN STANDARD MODE
--------------------------------

If you are running in Windows 3.1 Standard mode, EXTRA! 
now automatically adds E4WTIMER.EXE (a standard mode device 
driver) to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
 
Note: E4WTIMER.EXE does not have to be loaded when running EXTRA!
in Windows 3.0 Standard mode.

This driver allows your communications line to remain active when 
you shell out to DOS, or do task-switching with another DOS 
application.
 
This driver remains in your workstation's memory even if you are 
not using EXTRA!. If you need to unload E4WTIMER.EXE to save 
memory, exit to DOS and type the following command:

  path\E4WTIMER /U            ;path=the path to the directory
                               containing your EXTRA! files



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COPYING AND PASTING CHARACTERS
------------------------------

You can now select one of several Clipboard formats when copying 
and pasting between EXTRA! sessions. The option for selecting a 
format is found in the Clipboard Options dialog box.

The two major formats are Text and 3270 Text. Both are described 
below.

TEXT:       This is the default format when the session is 
            brought up. This is the Windows Clipboard for-
            mat CF_TEXT (normal text where each line ends 
            in a CR/LF). This is the format that Notepad 
            and other Windows applications use. 

            When this format is used, all Field and APL infor-
            mation is lost. The only thing that is copied is 
            row information. Each row is considered a field.   

3270 TEXT:  This format is used when you want to copy fields 
            or APL characters. This is an Attachmate format 
            that can only be read by EXTRA! sessions.

            To maintain the same field formatting when copy-
            ing between two sessions, make sure the same areas 
            are highlighted. We recommend using "Select All" 
            from the Edit menu.


Copying APL Characters
----------------------

APL characters can be copied to the Clipboard if you select 3270 
Text as the file format (see above). Although you cannot view APL 
characters in the Clipboard, you can copy these characters from 
one EXTRA! session to another as long as both sessions are using 
the 3270 Text format.



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DDE ERROR CODES
---------------


Word for Windows 503 Error Code
-------------------------------

When EXTRA! runs into a problem with one of your DDE messages, 
it notifies Word for Windows in the ACK message it sends back. 
When this happens, Word automatically aborts your macro and 
displays the following error message.

   err=503  Process Failed in Other Application

The 503 error message is displayed when any of the following 
conditions occur.

*  EXTRA!'s Timeout parameter is reached
*  During a POKE or REQUEST, you tried to access a field that
   does not exist 
*  You have tried to set up a link with an item that EXTRA!
   does not recognize

Although your macro is no longer running, you may still have
problems because your conversation with EXTRA! is still
continuing. To terminate the conversation, run a separate macro
that uses the Word for Windows DDETerminateAll function to 
cancel all your DDE conversations.



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FILE TRANSFER
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Messages
--------

The following File Transfer messages have changed or are no 
longer supported.

*  ADVISE File Transfer is no longer supported
*  REQUEST File Transfer no longer returns the session short 
   name


Transferring files using Windows' Run command
----------------------------------------------

Files can be transferred using the Run command found in the
Program Manager's File menu. The two commands that are used to 
transfer files, "send" and "receive," are the same commands used
to transfer files in an EXTRA! macro. For information on these 
two commands, refer to Chapter 4, "Using Macros in EXTRA!" in your 
Using EXTRA! manual. In this chapter, you'll find the syntax for 
the commands in the section on running a PC application within 
the macro.

If you don't specify a drive and path for the file you transfer,
the Run command uses the drive and path to your Windows 
directory as the default.


File Transfers and the Macro Editor
-----------------------------------

Using EXTRA! manual - In Chapter 4 "Using Macros in EXTRA!" under 
the section "Running a PC Application" subsection "Transferring 
Files" there are examples for CMS, TSO, and CICS file transfers. 
Within the syntax is the parameter: (ascii crlf) this is incorrect.
There should NOT be a second parenthesis. The correct parameter
looks like this: (ascii crlf",SH_NORMAL).


File Transfers in CMS and TSO environments and the Macro Editor
---------------------------------------------------------------

The following directions apply to batch file transfers to a 
CMS or TSO environment. 

NOTE: TSO is the default host environment. Previous versions of 
EXTRA! had used CMS as the default host environment.  

If you are running batch file transfers using the "send" and 
"receive" commands in the Macro Editor, we recommend you add the 
following command within each command line file transfer
in your macro.

    Wait (WA_HOSTQUIET)
    Wait (WA_STRING, "Ready")

These commands will allow the macro to "wait" or pause until the 
mainframe is ready to execute the next file transfer in the
batch.


File transfers using an ADLC Connection
---------------------------------------

If you are using an ADLC connection, pay close attention to 
how much data you are sending to the mainframe when transfer-
ring files in Structured Fields mode. We recommend using the 
default setting (2K) for the Buffer Size option when transferring 
files in Structured Fields mode. You will see no improvement in 
performance by using a larger buffer size.


File transfers using an SDLC-connected gateway
----------------------------------------------

If the gateway you are using is connected to the mainframe via
an SDLC adapter, make sure your mainframe session is configured 
as a Model 2 terminal. Model 4 and Model 5 terminals send data 
to the gateway faster than the gateway can pass it on to the
mainframe.

Pay close attention to how much data you are sending to the 
gateway when transferring files in Structured Fields mode. We 
recommend using the default setting (2K) for the Buffer Size 
option when transferring files in Structured Fields mode. You 
will see no improvement in performance by using a larger buffer 
size. 

IMPORTANT:  Do not close a session while a file transfer is in 
progress. 


CICS (host-initiated) file transfer
-----------------------------------

EXTRA! supports host-initiated file transfers using PS/CICS. For
procedures on sending and receiving files, refer to your CICS 
documentation.


CICS (PC-initiated) file transfer
---------------------------------

For PC-initiated file transfers, use the File Transfer dialog
box as described in your Using EXTRA! manual.

If your system supports CICS and you want to change the CICS 
file transfer options, you can set them by following the 
procedure below.

1.  Click the Options button in the File Transfer dialog box.

2.  In the Comments text box, enter the option(s) you want to 
    use followed by a right parenthesis, separating multiple 
    options with a single space. A right parenthesis must
    follow your options even if you do not add a comment.

3.  Add any comments that you feel are needed. Everything 
    following the parenthesis is considered a comment. It 
    doesn't affect your transfer in any way.

4.  Click "OK".

For example, if you want to transfer a file using the "replace"
option, you would enter a line similar to the one below.
		
    replace) your comment.


TSO (ISPF) file transfer
------------------------

If you are using Option 6, "Command," on your ISPF menu to 
transfer files, make sure your mainframe session is configured
for a Model 2 terminal.


File transfer options
---------------------

In addition to the file transfer options already available, 
two options have been added: -b and -s.

  The -b option specifies that you want to transfer the file in 
  buffered mode.

  The -s option specifies that you want to transfer the file in 
  structured field mode.



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HOST TYPE AHEAD
---------------

When running a session in coax cut mode the host type ahead 
feature is not available; in cut mode the controller has control
over keystrokes.



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INSUFFICIENT DISK SPACE ERRORS
------------------------------

If the Setup program tells you there is insufficient disk space
on your hard drive but you believe there is enough space, you
may need to recapture the lost disk space on the drive. Go to 
the root directory of the drive where you would like to install
the EXTRA! files and run the following DOS command:

   CHKDSK /F



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KEYBOARD INFORMATION        
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Printer IDENT Key (122-key keyboards)
-------------------------------------

The key combination for the Printer Ident key has been changed.
Now, to select a printer with this key, use the Ctrl+Print key 
combination.


Using a 122-Key Keyboard
------------------------

To use the Key Tronic 122-key keyboard, Windows must be set up 
to support its "All AT type keyboards (84-86 key)" keyboard 
driver. Run Windows' Setup program if it is not configured 
for this driver.

To use the IBM PS/2 122-key keyboard, install the IBM PS/2 key 
drivers and configure Windows for it. 

You must also configure EXTRA! for the "Key Tronic 3270/PC
Attachmate Map." In EXTRA!'s default map, these keys are 
not available.  

EXTRA! only supports the Key Tronic 122-key keyboards.

If your Key Tronic 122-key keyboard starts beeping, or some
keys stop working, add the following line to your WIN.INI file.

    TypeAhead=2047

We suggest putting this line in the [Windows] section of the 
file, right after the KeyboardSpeed line.

The TypeAhead parameter sets the size of a queue used by Windows.
This queue temporarily holds information such as keystrokes, 
error messages, and mouse activity. The setting we suggest 
(2047) uses approximately 30K of memory.

IMPORTANT: Do not set the Typeahead parameter to a value greater 
than 2047. This is the maximum size the queue can be set to in
Windows.



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LIGHT PEN SUPPORT
-----------------

The Light Pen Support function is only available if you are
using a DFT connection to communicate to the mainframe.



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MACRO ENHANCEMENTS
------------------

The classic problem with running macros in a mainframe applica-
tion is that the mainframe is often too slow to accept the macro. 
As a result, it is difficult to consistently determine when the 
mainframe is ready for the next instruction.

To resolve this problem, EXTRA! now automatically inserts several 
"wait" functions into your macro as it is being recorded, greatly 
improving the likelihood of recording a macro that will run without 
further editing.

Each time you start recording, EXTRA! adds a "wait" that records the 
current position of the cursor where the macro will start. This 
function forces the macro to wait until the cursor gets to this posi-
tion before it executes any commands.

While you continue recording, EXTRA! automatically adds two "wait" 
functions each time you press an AID key. (AID keys initiate input 
to the mainframe.) The first "wait" function records the amount of 
time you wait before pressing the next recordable key. For example, 
if you press ENTER, then wait 5 seconds and press another key, 
EXTRA! adds a 5 second delay between those two keystrokes in your 
macro.

The second "wait" function records the cursor position when the 
second key is recorded-the keystroke following the AID key. In 
your macro, EXTRA! inserts this function right before the instruc-
tions to send the second keystroke.

Here is an example of a logon macro. The "wait" functions in this 
macro were put in by EXTRA!. The first "wait" function indicates 
where the cursor was when the macro was recorded. The remaining 
pairs of "wait" functions were added each time an AID key was entered. 

  LOGON MACRO
  -----------

  Wait (WA_CURSORPOS, 15, 10)       ; initial cursor position
  SendKeys ("b{Enter}")
  Wait (WA_TIMED, 4)                ; 4 second delay
  Wait (WA_CURSORPOS, 20, 16)       ; cursor position for next key
  SendKeys ("userid {Enter}")
  Wait (WA_TIMED, 7)
  Wait (WA_CURSORPOS, 23, 1)
  SendKeys ("profs{Enter}")

You can also add your own "wait" functions as described in your 
User's Manual. When you add your own functions, EXTRA! does not 
add its own, giving you control of how your macro works.

If you are using the "Host Type Ahead" function, your recorded 
macro may not play back correctly. If this is the case, edit the 
macro as described in your User's Manual. In addition, macros 
recorded on one terminal type may not work on another terminal 
type if the two terminals have different numbers of rows and 
columns. 


Using the WA_HOSTQUIET and WA_STRING commands
---------------------------------------------

EXTRA! now allows you to specify the time interval that these two 
commands use. By adding the following line to the EXTRA! section 
of your WIN.INI file, you can change how long your macro waits 
before executing the next command (remember to save your WIN.INI 
file and reboot Windows if you add this line):

  MacroWaitTime=n            ; where n is the number of seconds

MacroWaitTime sets the time interval for both these commands.

WA_HOSTQUIET has a default setting of 5 seconds. When the time 
interval is changed by setting MacroWaitTime, the macro waits for 
the Host to clear for the time (in seconds) specified in your 
WIN.INI file and then executes its next command.

WA_STRING also has a default of 5 seconds. This command is used to 
insert a time interval between Shell commands. This command is 
usually used when making multiple file transfers with a macro. It 
gives the macro a little time to start the file transfer before 
starting a search for the next "ready" string. 



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OS/2 (2.0) AND EXTRA!
---------------------

To run EXTRA! for Windows in the OS/2 (2.0) environment you must first 
configure the virtual DOS machine. To do this follow the instructions
below.

1. Highlight the DOS icon with your left mouse button. Then with your 
   right button click once to bring up the icon menu.

2. Click once on the Open arrow then click on Settings. This brings up
   the configuration screen.

3. Select the Session tab to view the WIN-OS/2 Settings box. 
   (If the Settings box does not appear on your screen check to see if
   the WIN 0S/2 full screen radio button is selected. Click the WIN-OS/2
   Settings box to view the configuration settings menu.

4.  Make certain that the settings have the proper values assigned as
    listed below.

         Setting                   Value
         -------                   -----
    DOS_background_execution       On
    DOS_device                     LAN support program (DLC, NetBIOS)
    DOS_high                       Off
    DOS_lastdrive                  Users last local logical drive (A-Z)
    HW_ROM_TO_RAM                  On (performance boost)
    IDLE_sensitivity               100%

EXTRA! for Windows will function properly with the above settings.



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PRINT SCREEN FONT SELECTION
---------------------------

When printing a mainframe screen, EXTRA! selects a font for you.
If you aren't satisfied with this font, you can change how 
EXTRA! selects fonts by changing your WIN.INI file. Add the
following line to the [EXTRA!] section of your WIN.INI file.

     PrintScreenFont=select_option


The select option can be one of the following choices.
	
auto:          EXTRA! automatically chooses a font for you. 
               This is the same method EXTRA! uses when this 
               line is not in the WIN.INI file.

auto-reduced:  Same as "auto" with the exception that the 
               font size is reduced. Use this option if your 
               printer driver does not print 80 characters 
               per line. Some drivers use a default font that 
               is too large, putting the 80th character on the 
               next line. If that last character is a space, 
               the printed text will look double-spaced.   

default:       EXTRA! uses the default font of your Windows 
               printer driver.

font size:     EXTRA! tries to use the font you specify 
               (e.g., Courier 8). If the font you ask for is 
               not available, Windows picks a font for you.



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PRINTER EMULATION
-----------------

Described below is additional information on the parameters that
affect how your document will look when it is printed. When 
performing the procedures in your "Using EXTRA!" manual, refer
to the descriptions below for information on defaults and how
the parameters interact with each other.


Format Parameters
-----------------

These parameters can only be set when you are manually setting
the page layout. When you set the Characters Per Line parameter,
EXTRA! looks at all the font sizes listed in the Font Size
dialog box and selects the one that gives you the closest fit 
to the number of characters per line you want. If only one font
size is available, you cannot change this parameter.

When you set the Lines Per Page parameter, you can always enter 
a value lower than the default setting. For lower values, EXTRA!
adds space between the lines to give you the number of lines you
want. If you enter a value greater than the default setting,
EXTRA! looks at font sizes once again to see if a smaller size 
is available. It will lower the font size if it can, or will
tell you that the current Lines Per Page setting is the best
fit.

If only one font size is available, you cannot increase the
Lines Per Page setting unless you decrease the margins.



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SAA GATEWAY SUPPORT
-------------------

To connect to the Host via an SAA Gateway, you must first download 
Novell's IPX/SPX drivers from CompuServe. To download the Windows 
IPX/SPX drivers, use the following procedures:

  1)  Log on to CompuServe.
  2)  Type "go novfiles".
  3)  Enter 4 (Client Update Files).
  4)  Enter 2 (Windows Versions).
  5)  Enter 2 (download winup7.zip).
  6)  Type "y" to download.
  7)  Choose appropriate protocol.
  8)  Initiate file transfer, pressing Enter when transfer is 
      complete.

If you cannot access CompuServe, you can also get these files by 
calling 1-800-NETWARE. THIS PHONE CALL WILL COST YOU $150.00.


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DLC CONNECTION TO A NOVELL SAA DOWNSTREAM PU
--------------------------------------------

To set up a reliable DLC connection to a Novell SAA Downstream PU, 
you must set the maximum segment size to 521 or higher on both the 
DLC workstation and the Novell SAA Gateway. The maximum segment 
size on the worksation must match the Novell SAA Gateway and the 
MAXDATA value in the host definition. To do this, follow these steps:

  1)  Add the following line in the STARTUP.NCF file:
      SET MAXIMUM PHYSICAL RECEIVE PACKET SIZE = 4105

  2)  In the host connection menu, select HOST ATTACHMENT TOKENRING.
      Configure the maximum frame size value that matches the MAXDATA  
      value in the host definition.

  3)  From the Novell SAA Service profile menu, select Downstream PU 
      and configure maximum frame size to match the Novell SAA 
      TokenRing maximum frame size value.

  4)  Configure the EXTRA! for Windows DLC I-Frame size to match the 
      value of the Novell SAA definitions set above.


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SCREEN LAYOUTS
--------------

If you install this version of EXTRA! over previous versions
and experience problems with screen layouts that were created 
in the earlier versions, simply bring up the screen layout and 
then select Save. This will save the layouts to the new version 
of EXTRA! and restore their original design.

Note: In rare cases you may have to recreate your screen 
layouts in this newest version of EXTRA!.
 


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SDLC, ADLC, XADLC, and DLC INFORMATION
---------------------------------------

If you try to start an XADLC, HAYES, or ADLC session without 
having a modem attached to your PC, your attempt to open a 
session will fail and your system could freeze up or "hang." 
You may have to stop Windows, reboot your PC, and restart 
Windows to regain control.


SDLC and your mouse
-------------------

IMPORTANT: IBM's SDLC adapter uses IRQ3 (COM2) for its SDLC 
communication and IRQ4 (COM1) for a timer. Some PCs experience 
mouse problems when attempting to use this connection type since 
the mouse often uses COM1. If this happens, you can try one of 
several options:

*  Use a bus mouse instead of a serial mouse.

*  Use an Attachmate SDLC adapter board instead; it allows you to 
   use IRQ2 through IRQ5. 

*  Although we do NOT recommend this option, it is possible to 
   cut the IRQ4 timer connection on the IBM SDLC adapter board 
   to enable your mouse to use COM1. For information about the 
   location of IRQ4, refer to your IBM SDLC adapter board 
   documentation.


IBM PS/2 SDLC
-------------

If you are using an IBM PS/2 SDLC adapter, you must set the 
Arbitration Level to 1.


Multiple Adapters
-----------------

Make sure that you only have one adapter configured for SDLC or
ADLC connections. EXTRA! does not support multiple adapters for 
these connectivities. In other words, an ADLC and SDLC adapter 
will work together, but not two of the same kind.


XADLC
-----

If you have more than one XADLC session open on an Attachmate 
Gateway, you must close all those XADLC sessions before any of 
the Gateway LUs are released. 


DLC Connections
---------------

If you want to use Adapter 1 for your DLC connection to the host
you must include:  /a  on the DLC interface line.
 

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SEND KEYS FUNCTION
------------------

When using the Send Keys function, there is a special syntax
needed to send any of the five format characters that the Macro 
Editor uses. The editor's format characters include [, ], 
{, }, and ". If you use the "Keystrokes to be Sent" text box
to enter the characters, the editor adds the correct syntax for
you. However, if you type the command line in the macro, enclose
each format character in curly braces.

    Syntax:  {format_character}

For example, if you want to send the word ENTER enclosed in 
square brackets, you would type the following text in the Send 
Key command line.

    {[}Enter{]}



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TN3270 Connections
------------------

NOTE: In this version of EXTRA! for Windows, TN3270 connections 
do not support Windows 3.0.


Autosense Terminal Size
-----------------------

If your are creating a new session profile in the EXTRA! 
configurator, please do not select the AUTO SENSE TERMINAL 
SIZE option. This option does not apply to the TN3270 
connectivity type.


Creating a Remote Host Table under LanMan 2.1 and 2.2
-----------------------------------------------------

When you create a Remote Host Table under LanMan 2.1 and 2.2, 
note that the Remote Host Name in EXTRA! is case-sensitive: It 
must be typed exactly as the name appears in the Remote Host 
Table.


Multiple Adapters
-----------------

EXTRA! does not support multiple adapters when you are using a 
TN3270 connection.


Multiple Sessions
-----------------

To run multiple sessions using FTP software, you may need to 
increase the number of packets specified in the PCTCP.INI 
file. The default number of packets specified in PCTCP.INI is 
5, which limits you to 2 sessions; each session requires 2 
packets. FTP Software recommends that you increase the Large 
Packet parameter in PCTCP.INI.


Mouse Problems
--------------

If you are using a bus mouse with TN3270, we recommend you switch 
to a serial mouse.



Network Operation
-----------------

For the best network efficiency, configure your TCP/IP stack 
Ethernet Window size to a maximum of 1514 Kbytes and 
Tokenring Window size to a maximum of 2042 Kbytes. 



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TRUE TYPE
---------

If you are running on a Novell network and have problems with
True Type check how your network is set up for printing. If you
continue to have problems call our Customer Support department. 



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WINDOWS 3.0 COMPATIBILITY
-------------------------


IPX Connections
---------------

When running Windows 3.0 in enhanced mode, IPX connections may cause 
your PC to hang if the IPX virtual driver (VIPX.386) you are using is an 
older version. If your IPX connection is failing, contact Novell and 
get a newer version of VIPX.386.


On-line Help
------------

If your WINHELP.EXE file is write protected (read-only) as a 
precaution against viruses, please change the file's attributes 
so EXTRA! can copy over that file during installation. Once 
EXTRA! is installed, you can change the file back to read-only.



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WINDOWS FOR WORKGROUPS 3.1
--------------------------

EXTRA! will connect to your host under Windows for Workgroups 3.1. 
Below are notes for configuration changes and device driver 
requirements. Because Windows for Workgroups utilizes NDIS-
compatible drivers, you should make sure your network drivers are 
compatible with NDIS standards.

DLC.      In order to get a token-ring connection, you must use
          MSDLC.EXE, which is shipped with Microsoft's LAN Manager 
          2.1a and 2.20.  Currently, IBM's LAN Support Program is
          not supported in the Windows for Workgroups environment.

	  For instructions on adding DLC connectivity to Windows 
 	  for Workgroups, consult the documentation (pages E-14
	  through E-18) included in the Windows for Workgroups
	  Resource Kit. 

IPX.      Microsoft ships its own driver for an IPX connection, 
          MSIPX.  You do not need to make any modifications to 
          get an IPX connection with this driver.

	  Sometimes the Network Settings option found in the
	  Windows for Workgroups Control Panel, deletes the line
	  EXTRA! places in the AUTOEXEC.BAT in order to load the 
	  EXTRA! IPXINTFC. This may also occur when running the
	  Windows for Workgroups Setup program.

NetBIOS.  You can get a NetBIOS connection under Windows for 
          Workgroups if you have Novell Netware installed as 
          an "Other Networks In Use." Configure EXTRA! as an 
          "alternate adapter" under NetBIOS Adapter Parameters. 
          Make sure you are loading MSIPX and NETX in your 
          AUTOEXEC.BAT.

	  When using EXTRA! for Windows NetBIOS connections, the
	  "User Name" specified in the EXTRA! "NetBIOS Adapter
	  Parameters" dialog MUST be different from the "Computer
	  Name" specified in the Control Panel under "Network
	  Settings" in Windows for Workgroups. 

TN3270.   Some TCP/IP vendors manufacture NDIS-compatible drivers. 
          If configured for NDIS-compatible drivers, you should be 
          able to connect with EXTRA! for Windows with no 
          modifications.

Because network device drivers are continually being updated, contact
your manufacturer for the latest information on these drivers. If
you have the most current drivers but cannot get a connection under
Windows for Workgroups, contact Attachmate Customer Support
at 1-800-388-3270.
