          WINDOWS NETWORK PRINTER UTILITY (INTERWIN): VERSION 4.22
                         README: VERSION 4.22
                             09/23/96

README.1ST  Table of Contents:

I.      OVERVIEW
II.     GETTING STARTED
II.1    Installation
II.2    Naming Conventions
II.3    Attention in use
III.    DISKETTE AND ZIP FILE CONTENTS
IV.     SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS AND OPTIONS


I.  Overview
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   This README file provides important updated information about using
   Fujitsu network adapters and utility programs on NetWare networks.
   This information pertains to setup, installation, and system
   requirements that were not available when the "Network Printer Utility
   Guide" and/or on-line HELP documentation was published.  Unless noted
   in this file, you should use procedures described in the on-line HELP,
   accessible through the Network Printer Utility; or  in the "Using
   NetWare Networks" chapter of the "Network Printer Utility Guide".

   Definitions:
   - The terms Network Printer Utility, NPU, and INTERWIN, all refer to
     the same program and can be used interchangeably.  The executable
     program is INTERWIN.EXE.
   - References to "on-line HELP" in this readme file, unless otherwise
     noted, refer to the on-line help information provided by the NPU.


II. GETTING STARTED:
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II.1  Installation:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
   The Network Printer Utility for Windows can be installed directly from
   the Network Printer Utility for Microsoft Windows3.1 diskette by:
                         File->Run->a:\INSTWIN.EXE
   For additional details, refer to the installation procedures described
   in the "Network Printer Utility Guide."

   The Network Printer Utility provides the functions needed to configure
   the Ethernet C network adapter on NetWare networks.  You can use the
   NPU or the Novell utilities, NWADMIN or PCONSOLE, to set up the print
   server, print queue, and printer objects in the NetWare environment.

   Detailed instructions for configuring adapters are provided in the
   on-line HELP in the section "Configuring the Adapter".

II.2  Naming Conventions:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
   Certain naming conventions are used when NetWare objects are created by
   the Network Printer Utility.  For the adapters to work properly, these
   naming conventions must also be used when creating the PrintServer and
   Printer objects using the Novell utilities, PCONSOLE or NWADMIN.  The
   naming conventions are:

   PSERVER mode - NerWare 3.x or Bindery emulation
   --OBJECT--   --NAME--        -EXAMPLE-
   Print Server LoginName       DAISY
   Print Server LoginName_P1    DAISY_P1

   PSERVER mode - NetWare 4.x - NDS
   --OBJECT--   --NAME--        -EXAMPLE-
   Print Server LoginName       DAISY
   Printer      LoginName_P1    DAISY_P1

   RPRINTER mode - Bindery,  NPRINTER mode - NDS
   --OBJECT--   --NAME--        -EXAMPLE-
   Printer      LoginName_P1    DAISY_P1

II.3  Attention in use:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
   1.The Network Printer Utility is only used for setting parameters to
     the Fujitsu Ethernet C adapter.
   2.The firmware in the Fujitsu Ethernet C adapter contains firmware that
     supports other adapters.  The Fujitsu Ethernet C adapter contains
     only one port, PORT 1;and PORT 1 supports Fujitsu PrintPartner 10 and
     PrintPartner 14 printers.  The multi-purpose firmware in the Fujitsu
     Ethernet C may make references to port 2, this statements apply to
     non Fujitsu hardware.
   3.The Network Printer Utility supports some errors that occurs on
     printer and can mask these errors.  There are some errors that does
     not occur on Fujitsu PrintPartner 10 and PrintPartner 14 printers in
     Error Masks List of the Network Printer Utility.
   4.The Network Printer Utility can filter the printer by adapter types.
     In setting Filters, the Fujitsu Ethernet C adapter is listed as
     "4033 Parallel".


III. DISKETTE AND ZIP FILE CONTENTS:
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In addition to this README.1ST file you should also have the following files:

INSTDISK Directory:
File Name:     File Size:    Date:    Time:
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DLL      ZIP      91,093   04-16-96  11:57a  
INSTNOVL ZIP      25,417   04-16-96  11:56a  
INSTWIN  EXE      73,216   04-16-96  11:20a  
INST_ENG HLP       7,242   04-16-96  11:20a  
INST_FRE HLP       7,416   04-16-96  11:20a  
INST_GER HLP       7,424   04-16-96  11:21a  
INST_ITA HLP       7,501   04-16-96  11:21a  
INST_SPA HLP       7,489   04-16-96  11:21a  
INTERWIN ZIP     996,102   04-16-96  11:57a  
LEX_NMS  ZIP      56,723   04-16-96  11:56a  
PTZIPW16 DLL      41,247   04-16-96  11:56a  
README   1ST      12,204   09-23-96  11:58a
README   ZIP       4,163   09-23-96  11:59a  
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13file(s)

File:  DLL.ZIP
Name:                   Size:    Date:    Time:
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BWCC.DLL               42872   06-10-92  03:10
LEXNWNET.DLL           48007   04-16-96  11:56
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2 files; total uncompressed size:   307888

File:  INSTNOVL.ZIP
Name:                   Size:    Date:    Time:
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INSTDLL.DLL              8366   04-16-96  11:22
SETUPDSK.BMP              611   01-27-95  14:19
NMS.BMP                  1304   05-11-95  12:34
MARKVISN.BMP             2662   01-27-95  14:19
RMVNET.RSP                 29   05-04-95  15:20
INSTNET.RSP                28   05-04-95  15:20
RMNNET.LIN               2286   05-23-95  15:44
RMNMV.LIN                 732   03-14-95  15:42
RMNMS.LIN                 923   02-22-96  09:08
RMNHELP.LIN               258   05-05-95  07:02
NMSNET.LIN               2363   11-13-95  14:50
NMSMV.LIN                 726   04-04-96  13:22
NMSHELP.LIN               257   03-13-95  10:07
NMS.LIN                  3508   03-01-96  16:18
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14 files; total uncompressed size:  106552

File:  INTERWIN.ZIP
Name:                   Size:    Date:    Time:
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SPANISH.HLP             123589   04-16-96  11:54
ITALIAN.HLP             125257   04-16-96  11:52
GERMAN.HLP              133393   04-16-96  11:52
FRENCH.HLP              129155   04-16-96  11:50
ENGLISH.HLP             115360   04-16-96  11:49
SPANISH.DLL              33537   04-16-96  11:48
ITALIAN.DLL              33177   04-16-96  11:48
GERMAN.DLL               33714   04-16-96  11:48
FRENCH.DLL               34108   04-16-96  11:47
ENGLISH.DLL              32662   04-16-96  11:47
INTERWIN.EXE            201056   04-16-96  11:38
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11 files; total uncompressed size: 4654790

File:  LEX_NMS.ZIP
Name:                 Size:    Date:    Time:
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LEXMARK1.MIB           6647   03-20-96  09:21 
LEX_XLES.ICO            435   03-06-95  16:51 
LEX_XLE.ICO             388   03-06-95  16:51 
LEX_INA.ICO             387   03-06-95  16:50 
LEX_4033.ICO            396   03-06-95  16:49 
LEX_XLES.OLF            355   01-05-95  10:54 
LEX_XLE.OLF             347   01-05-95  10:53 
LEX_INA.OLF             344   01-05-95  10:51 
LEX_4033.OLF            328   01-05-95  10:50 
LEXMIB.HLP             5676   04-16-96  11:23 
MVFE_NMS.HLP           4823   04-16-96  11:23 
MVFE_NMS.EXE          35387   04-16-96  11:23 

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12 files; total uncompressed size:  195176

File:  README.ZIP
Name:                   Size:    Date:    Time:
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README.1ST              4045     09-23-96  11:58
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1 files; total uncompressed size:   12204


IV. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS AND OPTIONS
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System Requirements
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 - If you are running this utility on a NetWare 4.x client you must make sure
   that you are running the latest version of the 4.x VLM.  This utility
   works with version 1.10 and above of the VLM.  This version can be found
   by obtaining DOSUP9.EXE from Novell, via sources such as:
      www.novell.com, COMPUSERV, etc.
 - You must remove the "Microsoft IPX/SPX Compatible Transport" drivers
   from your Windows environment.  This can be done from the Windows Network
   Group and the Network Setup/Network Drivers dialog.  Failure to do so may
   lock-up your workstation when performing certain tasks, such as mapping
   the entire network.
 - If you are using a STACK= command in your CONFIG.SYS file, make sure
   that command says: STACK=16,256
 - If you do not have a STACK= command in your CONFIG.SYS file, add this one:
       STACK=0,0
 - If you are using IPX.COM make sure you are using IPX version 3.10 (or later).
   Also, check with the manufacturer of your network interface card to be sure
   you have the latest version of their driver.  If you use early versions of
   some drivers, this utility may not find the network cards installed on your
   network.
 - If the Network Printer Utilities have trouble reading the Ethernet C
   network adapter information, find the NET.CFG file, and add the following
   line to the file:

        IPX SOCKETS nnn      (where nnn = 100)

        This value may be adjusted downward to where the programs still
        function properly, if you are concerned about memory space.


For Fast Performance
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1. Put the Ethernet C network adapter on the same physical network as the
   file server from which you wish to print.

2. On the Configure Parallel Port, set the Ethernet C network adapter's
   polling interval to 1 second. This interval determines how often the
   adapter checks another print queue that it services.  Decreasing the time
   to 1 second enables the network card to find files faster, but it also
   increases the traffic on your network.

3. If you are using a Ethernet C network adapter card in a NetWare-only
   environment, turn off all unused protocols using the Network Printer
   Utility.  These protocols include LexLink, AppleTalk, and IP.
   If you are not sure how to do this, use the on-line help.


Network Printer Utility Options
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You can add the following options when you begin the Network Printer Utility.
You may type the options in either uppercase or lowercase and you may begin
them with either a dash (-) or a slash (/).

-B    Changes the time-out value used for waiting on additional responses
      from network adapter after the last response is received.  The Network
      Printer Utility normally waits 7 seconds after the last response before
      assuming that all adapters cards have responded.  This option, followed
      by the number of seconds, can be used to shorten or extend the 7 second
      default.  For example, -B12 sets the time-out to 12 seconds.  The
      time-out can be set from 3 to 60 seconds. If you have a lot of adapters
      located long distances apart, you may want to increase this time-out
      value.

      Example for Windows:    x:\netprint\interwin.exe -b12

Fujitsu is a registered trademark of Fujitsu Limited.
Lexmark, MarkNet, and MarkVision are trademarks of Lexmark International, Inc.
Intel is a registered trademark of the Intel Corporation.
Novell, NetWare, and NDS are registered trademarks of Novell, Inc.
Microsoft is a registered trademark, and Windows is a
  trademark, of Microsoft Corporation.


END OF README.1ST
