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Help for Lotus Common install

This file contains:

*  Contents for Install Help

(These Help topics are not hooked to any dialog boxes).

*  Help topics for each of the dialogs in dialog.dlg

These Help topics are in the same order the dialog boxes are in

when you view the dialogs using Microsoft's Dialog Editor.

(In cases where a dialog is not used, there is a Help topic that contains only

the name of the dialog in red. Remove the pages that are place markers for

 these unused dialogs.)

You should change only the following:

* remove this topic (page)

* change all instances of "SUITE" to your product name

For example, change "SUITE" to "Ami Pro" or "1-2-3."

* remove any other red writing

NOTE: This file was last changed on:

May 14, 1994

For information about hooking Help to Install, refer to Chapter 12 of the Common Install Cookbook (available on COMMON in the Common Install Discussion database).


Install Help Contents

Use the mouse to point to green underlined text. When the mouse pointer changes to a hand icon, click the mouse button.

If you are using the keyboard, press TAB until the green underlined text is highlighted, and then press ENTER.

Select the type of Install for which you want information:

Standalone Install

Installs on a single computer for one user.

Server Install

Installs on a network server; users then connect to the network and install product files on their hard disks using Node Install.

Node Install

Installs files on a network node for one user. A network node is one computer among many connected by a network.

Network Distribution Install

Installs uncompressed files on a network server so that network users can run Standalone Install.


Standalone Install

Installs on a single computer for one user.

Welcome to Install

Enter your name and company name.

Install Options & Program Directory

Select the type of installation and the location of SmartSuite on your hard disk.

Customize Features

Select only the features you want to install.

Begin Copying Files

Copy files to your hard disk.


Server Install

Installs on a network server; users then connect to the network and install product files on their hard disks using Node Install.

Welcome to Install

Enter your name and company name, and specify that you are installing on a network file server.

Server Installation or Network Distribution

Specify how you want to install SmartSuite on your server.

Install Options and Program Directory

Select the type of installation.

Customize Features

Select only the features you want to install.

Begin Copying Files

Copy files to the server.


Node Install

Installs files on a network node for one user.

Welcome to Node Install

Enter your name.

Personal Directory and Node Install Options

Specify the location of the product files on your hard disk.

Location of Lotus Shared Tools Directory on Server

Specify the file server on which the shared tools are located.

Begin Copying Files

Copy files to your hard disk.


Network Distribution Install

Installs uncompressed files on a network server so that network users can run Standalone Install.

Welcome to Install

Enter your name and company name and specify that you are installing on a network file server.

Disk Copy Method

Select how you want to install on your server.

Distribution Directory

Specify the drive and directory where you want to copy the compressed files.

Begin Copying Files

Copy files to the server.


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Update AUTOEXEC.BAT

To run SmartSuite properly, Install needs to modify your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

To allow Install to modify your AUTOEXEC.BAT file

1.	Click Yes.

Install saves your existing AUTOEXEC.BAT file as AUTOEXEC.OLD.

To create a file that contains the changes

1.	Click Make Copy.

Install creates a file named AUTOEXEC.LST that contains the changes to make in your AUTOEXEC.BAT. You can review the changes using an ASCII text editor and copy them to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file using Edit Copy.

To make the changes to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file yourself

1.	Click No.

2.	When you exit Install after it completes, copy your existing AUTOEXEC.BAT file to AUTOEXEC.OLD.

3.	Start Windows Notepad or another ASCII text editor.

4.	Choose File Open and choose AUTOEXEC.BAT.

5.	Add the Lotus Notes program directory to your path.

For example, if your path is PATH C:\DOS;C:\;C:\WINDOWS;C:\AMIPRO, add your Notes program directory so that your path is PATH C:\DOS;C:\;C:\WINDOWS;C:\AMIPRO;C:\NOTES

6.	Add the DOS SHARE utility to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

For example, add the DOS SHARE command as shown in this sample AUTOEXEC.BAT file

@ECHO OFF

C:\WINDOWS\SMARTDRV.EXE

PATH C:\DOS;C:\;C:\WINDOWS;C:\AMIPRO;C:\NOTES

SET COMSPEC=C:\DOS\COMMAND.COM

SET MOUSE=C:\WINDOWS

C:\WINDOWS\MOUSE.COM

SHARE

7.	Choose File Save.


Begin Copying Files

To begin copying files to your hard disk, click Yes.


Specify Distribution Directory

Specify the drive and directory where you want to copy the compressed SmartSuite files. Users will run Install from this drive and directory.

1.	Select a drive.

Install tells you if the drive you select has sufficient space.

2.	Enter the directory where you want to copy the files.

3.	Click Next.


Confirm Names

Be sure you entered your name and your company name correctly.

To continue Install

1.	Click Yes.

To correct the names

1.	Click No.

Install returns to the Welcome to Install dialog box. You can correct the names there.


Disk Copy Method
Server Install or Network Distribution

Specify how you want to install SmartSuite on your server.

1.	Select the type of installation.

If you want users to run Node Install, which leaves most SmartSuite files on the server and does not copy them to the user's hard disk, select Server Installation.

If you want users to run a complete Install and copy all SmartSuite program files to their hard disk, select Network Distribution.

2.	Click Next.


Exit Install

You chose to exit Install before the installation was complete. Install has not copied the files necessary to run SmartSuite to your hard disk or server.

To continue Install

1.	Click No.

Install returns to the previous dialog box.

To exit Install

1.	Click Yes.

You must run Install again to be able to run SmartSuite.


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Lotus Licenser

Choose whether you want the Lotus Licenser to keep track of the number of users that use Lotus products; specify  where you want to put the License Utility directory and the Product Licenses directory.

1.	To use the Lotus Licenser, select the "Use the Lotus Licenser" check box.

2.	To change the License utility directory, select the drive from the Drive drop-down box and enter the new directory in the License Utility Directory text box.

3.	To change the Product licenses directory, select the drive from the Drive drop-down box and enter the new directory in the Product Licenses Directory text box.

4.	Click Next.


Node Options

Choose whether you want to install on your hard disk the features your network administrator has made available.

1.	To install the features on your hard disk, select the "Install features on hard disk" check box.

2.	Click Next.


Personal Directory

Specify where you want to install the personal Lotus files on your hard disk. Personal Lotus files include configuration files for your Lotus applications.

1.	Select the drive where you want to put your personal directory.

Install tells you how much space is available on that drive.

2.	Enter the directory where you want to put the personal files in the Personal directory text box..

3.	Click Next.


Personal Directory and Node Install Options

Specify where you want to install the personal Lotus files on your hard disk. Personal Lotus files include configuration files for your Lotus applications. Choose whether you want to install on your hard disk the features your network administrator has made available.

1.	Select the drive where you want to put your personal directory.

Install tells you how much space is available on that drive.

2.	Enter the directory where you want to put the personal files.

3.	To install the features your network administrator has made available, select the "Copy features to hard disk" check box.

4.	Click Next.


Location of Lotus Shared Tools Directory on Server

Select the network drive where your network administrator put the Lotus Shared Tools directory. The Lotus Shared Tools directory contains files for tools shared by your Lotus applications, such as Spell Checker.

1.	Select the drive on the server that contains the Lotus Shared Tools directory.

2.	Click Next.


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Node User Feature Access

Select the features that you want to allow your node users to copy from the server to their own hard disks.

1.	To allow node users to install a feature, select the check box for that feature.

2.	Click Next.


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Change Path

Choose a new location for the directory.

1.	Select the drive where you want to copy files.

Install tells you how much space is available on that drive.

2.	Enter the directory where you want to copy files.

3.	Click Next.


Consolidate Lotus Shared Tools Directory

There are Lotus shared tools on your hard drive in directories other than the Lotus Shared Tools directory. Install needs to move all the Lotus shared tools on your hard drive to one directory named LOTUSAPP.

Specify the drive and directory where you want to copy the Lotus Shared Tools.

1.	Select a drive.

Install tells you how much space is available on that drive.

2.	Enter the directory where you want to copy the Lotus shared tools.

Lotus strongly recommends that you put the Lotus Shared Tools directory (LOTUSAPP) in your Windows directory. Do not put the Lotus Shared Tools directory in any application's directory because if you later delete that application, you will no longer be able to run your Lotus applications.

3.	Click Next.


Customize Features
Customize

Select the features you want to install.

1.	To select the section you want to customize, click the tab for that section.

By default, all features in the section are selected.

2.	Deselect the check box next to the features you don't want to install.

The description text box contains a description of the currently selected feature.

3.	(Optional, for Standalone Install only) To change the drive or directory where you want to install, click Change Path.

4.	Click Next.


Paradox Network Information

You can have access to Paradox tables on a network.

1.	Select the "Access Paradox tables on the network" check box if you plan to access Paradox tables on a network.

2.	If you will be accessing shared Paradox tables on a network, select the "Share tables with other users" check box.

3.	If you will be accessing shared Paradox tables on a network, enter the drive and path of PARADOX.NET (for example, P:\PDOXDATA) in the text box.

4.	Click OK.


Select Program Group

Select the Windows program group where you want Install to place the SmartSuite application icons.

1.	To place the application icons in an existing program group, select the program group from the list box.

2.	To create a new program group, enter the name for the new program group in the Name text box.

3.	Click Next.


Specify Lotus Shared Tools Directory

Specify the drive and directory where you want to copy the Lotus shared tools.

1.	Select a drive.

Install tells you how much space is available on that drive.

2.	Enter the directory where you want to copy the Lotus shared tools.

Lotus strongly recommends that you put the Lotus Shared Tools directory (LOTUSAPP) in your Windows directory. Do not put the Lotus Shared Tools directory in any application's directory because if you later delete that application, you will no longer be able to run your Lotus applications.

3.	Click Next.


Specify Lotus Shared Tools Directory

Specify the drive and directory where you want to copy the Lotus shared tools.

1.	Select a drive.

Install tells you how much space is available on that drive.

2.	Enter the directory where you want to copy the Lotus shared tools.

Lotus strongly recommends that you put the Lotus Shared Tools directory (LOTUSAPP) in your Windows directory. Do not put the Lotus Shared Tools directory in any application's directory because if you later delete that application, you will no longer be able to run your Lotus applications.

3.	Click Next.


SQL Server Name

1.	Enter the name of the network server where SQL Server is installed.

2.	Click Next.


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Local Directory
Personal Directory

Specify where you want to put the SmartSuite files that Node Install copies to your hard disk.

1.	To change the drive where Install copies the SmartSuite files, select a drive from the Drive drop-down box.

2.	To specify the SmartSuite directory, enter the directory in the SmartSuite directory text box.

3.	Click Next.


SmartSuite Directory

Specify where you want to put the SmartSuite files on your hard disk.

1.	To change the drive where Install copies the SmartSuite files, select a drive from the Drive drop-down box.

2.	To specify the SmartSuite directory, enter the directory in the SmartSuite directory text box.

3.	Click Next.


SmartSuite and Shared Tools Directories

Specify where you want to put the SmartSuite files and the Lotus shared tools that Install copies to your hard disk.

1.	To change the drive where Install copies the SmartSuite files, select a drive from the Drive drop-down box.

2.	To specify the SmartSuite directory, enter the directory in the SmartSuite directory text box.

3.	Select the drive where you want to put the Lotus Shared Tools directory.

Install tells you how much space is available on that drive.

4.	Enter the directory where you want to put the Lotus shared tools.

Lotus strongly recommends that you put the Lotus Shared Tools directory (LOTUSAPP) in your Windows directory. Do not put the Lotus Shared Tools directory in any application's directory because if you later delete that application, you will no longer be able to run your Lotus applications.

5.	Click Next.


Install Options & Directories

Select the type of installation and specify where you want to put the SmartSuite files and the Lotus shared tools that Install copies to your hard disk.

1.	Select either All features or Customize features.

NOTE: If you choose Customize features and later decide that you want to add a feature you did not install, you must run Install again.

2.	To change the drive where Install copies the SmartSuite files, select a drive from the Drive drop-down box.

3.	To specify the SmartSuite directory, enter the directory in the SmartSuite directory text box.

4.	Select the drive where you want to put the Lotus Shared Tools directory.

Install tells you how much space is available on that drive.

5.	Enter the directory in which you want to copy the Lotus Shared Tools.

Lotus strongly recommends that you put the Lotus Shared Tools directory (LOTUSAPP) in your Windows directory. Do not put the Lotus Shared Tools directory in any application's directory because if you later delete that application, you will no longer be able to run your Lotus applications.

6.	Click Next.


Install Options & SmartSuite Directory

Select the type of installation and specify where you want to put the SmartSuite files that Install copies to your hard disk.

1.	Select either All features, Minimum features, or Customize features.

NOTE: If you select Customize features and later decide that you want to add a feature you did not install, you must run Install again.

2.	To change the drive where Install copies the SmartSuite files, select a drive from the Drive drop-down box.

3.	To specify the SmartSuite directory, enter the directory in the SmartSuite directory text box.

4.	Select the drive where you want to put the Lotus Shared Tools directory.

Install tells you how much space is available on that drive.

5.	Click Next.


Install Options & SmartSuite Directory

Select the type of installation and specify where you want to put the SmartSuite files that Install copies to your hard disk.

1.	Select either All features or Customize features.

NOTE: If you select Customize features and later decide that you want to add a feature you did not install, you must run Install again.

2.	To change the drive where Install copies the SmartSuite files, select a drive from the Drive drop-down box.

3.	To specify the SmartSuite directory, enter the directory in the SmartSuite directory text box.

4.	Click Next.


Welcome to the Lotus SmartSuite Install Program

Names you enter in this dialog box become permanent and visible parts of your original copy of SmartSuite. This dialog box appears only the first time you run Install.

1.	Enter your name.

2.	Enter your company name.

If you do not have a company name, type your name a second time.

Limit names to 30 characters each.

3.	If you are a network administrator installing SmartSuite on a network server, select the "Install on a file server" check box.

When you select this check box, the name you entered in the "Your name" text box is dimmed.

4.	Click Next.

You will see these names every time you start SmartSuite applications, so be careful to type the names correctly. You cannot change them once they are recorded.


Welcome to the Lotus SmartSuite Install Program

The name you enter in this dialog box becomes a permanent and visible part of your original copy of SmartSuite. This dialog box appears only the first time you run Install.

1.	Enter your name.

2.	Click Next.

You will see this name every time you start SmartSuite applications, so be careful to type it correctly. You cannot change it once it is recorded.


Welcome to the Lotus SmartSuite Install Program

Names you enter in this dialog box become permanent and visible parts of your original copy of SmartSuite. This dialog box appears only the first time you run Install.

1.	Enter your name.

2.	Enter your company name.

If you do not have a company name, type your name a second time.

Limit names to 30 characters each.

3.	Click Next.

You will see these names every time you start SmartSuite applications, so be careful to type the names correctly. You cannot change them once they are recorded.


Customize Features
Customize Application Features

Specify the features of the application you want to install.

1.	Click a tab for the set of features you want to customize.

2.	Mark the check boxes of the product features you want.

3.	Click Next.


SmartSuite Directory

Specify where you want to put the SmartSuite files on your hard disk.

1.	To change the drive where Install copies the SmartSuite files, select a drive from the Drive drop-down box.

2.	To specify the SmartSuite directory, enter the directory in the SmartSuite directory text box.

3.	Click Next.


Select SmartSuite Applications to Customize

For a Standalone Installation:

Select the application you want to customize and specify the type of installation.

1.	Highlight the application.

2.	Select the type of installation, using the Install option drop-down box.  Your choices are Full, Custom, and Minimum.

NOTE: If you select Customi and later decide that you want to add a feature you did not install, you must run Install again.

3.	If you selected Custom, click the Customize button to select the features you want to install.

4.	Repeat for each application.

5.	Click Next.

For a Network Server Installation:

Select the application you want to customize and specify the type of installation.

1.	Highlight the application.

2.	Select the type of installation, using the Install option drop-down box.  Your choices are Full or Custom.

NOTE: If you select Custom features and later decide that you want to add a feature you did not install, you must run Install again.

3.	If you selected Custom, click the Customize button to select the features you want to install.

4.	Repeat for each application.

5.	Click Next.


Select Lotus SmartSuite Applications

Select the SmartSuite applications you want to install.

1.	Mark the check boxes to select the application(s) you want to install.

2.	To change the drive where Install copies the application's files, select a drive from the Drive drop-down box.

3.	To specify the application's directory, enter the directory in the Directory text box.

4.	Click Next.


Select SmartSuite Applications

Select the SmartSuite applications you want to install.

1.	Mark the check boxes to select the application(s) you want to install.

2.	To change the drive where Install copies the application's files, select a drive from the Drive drop-down box.

3.	To specify the application's directory, enter the directory in the Application Directory text box.

4.	Click Next.


Install Options

Select the type of installation.

1.	Select either All features or Customize features.

NOTE: If you select Customize features and later decide that you want to add a feature you did not install, you must run Install again.

2.	Click Next.


Install Options

Select the type of installation.

1.	Select either Default features, Minimum features, or Customize features.

NOTE: If you select Customize features and later decide that you want to add a feature you did not install, you must run Install again.

2.	Click Next.


Multiple Copies of Products

Install has found another copy of an application on your hard drive.  Install can copy over those files, or you can have Install place the new files in another directory.

1.	Click Next for the Select Lotus SmartSuite Applications dialog box.

2.	In the Directory field, specify the same directory if you want Install to write over the existing files, or specify another directory to install the new files.


Multiple Copies of 1-2-3 for Windows

There is already a copy of 1-2-3 Release 4 for Windows installed on your hard disk.

You may

Delete the existing 1-2-3 Release 4 for Windows from your hard disk.

Install 1-2-3 Release 5 for Windows in the same directory as the existing 1-2-3 Release 4 for Windows.

Doing so will write over the existing 1-2-3 files. 1-2-3 Release 5 for Windows will then be the only copy of 1-2-3 for Windows on your hard disk.

Install 1-2-3 Release 5 for Windows in a different directory from the existing 1-2-3 for Windows.

When you install 1-2-3 Release 5 for Windows, some settings in your 123R4.INI file are preserved in your 123R5.INI file.

NOTE:  If you are installing 1-2-3 on a server, you should not install 1-2-3 Release 5 in the same directory as 1-2-3 Release 4.


Node Install Options

Specify the file server where the Lotus shared tools are located. Select whether you want to copy sample and template files to you hard disk.

1.	To specify the drive where the Lotus Shared Tools reside, select the drive from the "Shared Tools drive on file server" drop-down box.

2.	To copy the 1-2-3 sample and template files to your hard disk, select the "Personal copies of samples and templates" check box.

If you decide to leave the sample and template files on the network server, you should be connected to the server when you want to have access to these files.

3.	Click Next.


Multiple Copies for Organizer for Windows

You already have a copy of Organizer for Windows installed on your hard disk. Lotus recommends that you install Organizer 1.13s in the same directory as the existing version.

Click Next to continue installing Organizer.


Freelance Graphics Default Preferences

Specify the default directories for various components.  If you name a directory that does not exist, the Installation program will create it.

1.	To change the default directory for Presentation files, enter the full path name (including the drive letter) in the Presentation directory text box.

2.	To change the default directory for SmartMaster Sets, Palettes, and Symbols, enter the full path name (including the drive letter) in the SmartMaster Sets, Palettes, and Symbols directory text box.

3.	To change the default Backup directory, enter the full path name (including the drive letter) in the Backup directory text box.

4.	Click Next.


Freelance Graphics Default Preferences

Specify the default directories for various components.  If you name a directory that does not exist, the Installation program will create it.

1.	To change the default directory for presentation files, enter the full path name (including the drive letter) in the Presentation directory text box.

2.	To change the default Backup directory, enter the full path name (including the drive letter) in the Backup directory text box.

3.	Click Next.


Multiple Copies for Approach for Windows

You already have a copy of Approach for Windows installed on your hard disk. Lotus recommends that you install Approach 3.0 for Windows in the same directory as the existing version of Approach for Windows.

Click Next to continue installing Approach for Windows.


Ami Pro currently running

You tried to install Ami Pro 3.1, and the install program detected an existing version of Ami Pro running.

1.	Choose Exit Install.

2.	Close the version of Ami Pro that is currently running.

3.	Run the install program.


Specifying paths

Install checks for an existing release of Ami Pro. If Install finds existing MACROS, DOCS, STYLES, ICONS, or DRAWSYM directories, it displays the paths to those directories. You can leave the existing paths and overwrite any files with similar names or specify different directories.

If you modified any macros, sample documents, style sheets, SmartIcons, or clip art files provided with Ami Pro and saved the changes to the original file names, you should specify another path. Otherwise, you can install these files into the existing directories.

To specify directories for style sheets, documents, macros, icons, and clip art

 1.	Specify the complete paths to the directories where you want to install the Ami Pro macros, sample documents, style sheets, SmartIcons, and clip art.

 2.	Choose OK.

Install installs the files into the directories you specified.


Installing the Document Sharing Application

Included in Ami Pro 3.1 is the Document Sharing Application, a Lotus Notes database that helps manage the creation and storage of documents among members of a workgroup.

You must have Lotus Notes to use the Document Sharing Application. If you choose to install the database, the install program places the DOCSHARE.NSF file in your \AMIPRO directory.


CAMDLG1.SAM

Help for Lotus Common install

This file contains:

*  A sample Help topic for the sample dialog in camdlg1.dlg

This file is only used if your product group creates product-specific dialogs for use with

the Common Install Toolkit. You should get your product's version of camdlg1.dlg before

editing this file.

You should change the following:

* remove this topic (page)

* modify the next page to contain an actual Help topic for the first product-specific dialog box

* create additional Help topics to reflect the UI of your product's Install, making sure you use the

* same hook numbers that are used for the dialog boxes.

This file was last changed on:

May 14, 1994

For information about hooking Help to Install, refer to the Common Install Cookbook.


CAM Sample
Sample Product-Specific Dialog

Sample text.


CNTRDLG1.SAM

Help for Lotus Common install

This file contains:

*  A sample Help topic for the sample dialog in cntrdlg1.dlg

This file is only used if your product group creates product-specific dialogs for use with

the Common Install Toolkit. You should get your product's version of cntrdlg1.dlg before

editing this file.

You should change the following:

* remove this topic (page)

* modify the next page to contain an actual Help topic for the first product-specific dialog box

* create additional Help topics to reflect the UI of your product's Install, making sure you use the

* same hook numbers that are used for the dialog boxes.

This file was last changed on:

May 14, 1994

For information about hooking Help to Install, refer to the Common Install Cookbook.


CNTR Sample
Sample Product-Specific Dialog

Sample text.