'Ib PATHWORKS for DOS (TCPIIP) Customers:

Describes how to use the File Access Listener utility for providing (or limiting) remote file access to your node from other nodes in the network.. Describes how to use the

1. The utility checks to see if access information has been provided directly to the utility. If this is true, then the utility uses that information to access the remote node.

The PATHWORKS for DOS (NetWare Coexistence) client provides an IPX driver that sends NetWare client requests for service to the same NDIS driver used by the PATHWORKS

The View menu commands let you view shared resources on the server of current focus, make connections to shared resources, view your workstation's connections, view information

Local area disk services are accessible through the PATHWORKS for DOS client and PATHWORKS for OS/2 client software using LAST in a Local Area Net- work

PATHWORKS for DOS clients (without the InfoServer software option) can also access virtual disk services offered from the hard drives of the InfoServer 100.. Access

Describes all the basic client applications and user functions; includes a section on the ba- sics of using PC DECwindows Motif and re- mote printers.. Also available

In this example, server is the name of the server on which you want to install the new software; account is the account that has read and write access to the PCSAV40