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THIS IS BETA LEVEL CODE.  DO NOT USE THIS CODE WITH MISSION CRITICAL
                       DATA OR PROGRAMS!

This is build 5.1 (Emulator #354)

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FUNCTIONS & FEATURES IDENTIFIED ARE STAGED THROUGHOUT THE BETA
PROGRAM, I.E. NOT ALL FEATURES & FUNCTIONS AVAILABLE WITH FIRST
DROP OF BETA PROGRAM AND WILL BE DELIVERED WHEN AVAILABLE.
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TITLE:    IBM Personal Communications V4.1 for Windows 95 beta

ABSTRACT: Personal Communications AS/400 and 3270 V4.1 for Windows 95

Personal Communications AS/400 and 3270 V4.1 for Windows 95 provides host
connection to both AS/400's and S/390's for PS/2's and PC's.
This product also provides APPC and CPI-C LU6.2 support which enables 
both client/server and peer-to-peer application communications.       

IBM Personal Communications AS/400 and 3270 V4.1 for Windows 95 provides
emulation support for the following:

Attachment connectivities supported include:

PC/3270:

  o SNA DFT
  o Non-SNA DFT
  o LAN via IEEE 802.2
  o Telnet3270
  o SDLC
  o Asynch (IIN)
  o Home3270
  o TDLC via AS/400
  o LAN via AS/400
  o SDLC via AS/400
  o SNA-over-Async
  o LAN via NetWare for SAA (IPX/SPX)
  o IBM Global Network (HPO)
  o APPC3270
  o MS SNA Server
 
PC 400:

  o LAN via IEEE 802.2
  o Telnet5250
  o SDLC
  o Twinaxial Data Link Control (APPC)
  o SNA-over-Async
  o MS SNA Server

Support is also provided for connection via credit card (PCMCIA)
adapters.

Additional enhancements are aimed at improving usability and increasing
overall product function.  Some of the highlights included (or to be
included) in Personal Communications V4.1 for Windows 95 are listed below:

New functions for V4.1 for Windows 95                    PC/3270   PC 400
-------------------------------------                    -------   ------
 - Toolbar customization                                   X         X
 - Toolbar popup description                               X         X
 - Keyboard remap layout by language                       X         X
 - OEM Twinax adaptor card support                         X         X
 - Install enhancement (removal)                           X         X
 - Greek support                                           X         X
 - Printer setup for form feed option                      X        n/a
 - TCP/IP Host Print (RFC1646 - RFC1647)                   X        n/a
 - IBM Global Network HPO support including Turbo          X        n/a
   file transfer
 - APPC3270 support                                        X        n/a
 - ISDN attachment support by WaveRunner                   X        n/a
 - Column separator customization support                 n/a        X
 - Use of High Performance Routing (HPR)                   X         X
 - Use of Dependent LU Requester (DLuR)                    X        n/a
 - Client/Server communication APIs (CPI-C, APPC)          X         X
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Personal Communications AS400 and 3270 V4.1 for Windows 95 programming
requirements are

   OPERATING SYSTEMS
   -----------------
   MS-Windows 95

Note: The product is designed with the intent to be certified for
      the Windows 95 Logo.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

WMD51_1.ZIPBIN
WMD51_2.ZIPBIN
WMD51_3.ZIPBIN
WMD51_4.ZIPBIN
WMD51_5.ZIPBIN
WMD51_6.ZIPBIN

You can create diskettes in the following manner:

PKUNZIP -d <file name> <target>

It is important to use the -d option as some diskettes may contain
a directory structure.

Insert diskette 1 and run SETUP to begin installation.

USAGE NOTES:
 - 1691: Users migrating existing workstation profiles will be asked for
         a PC location name during the migration process.  If you do not
         already have a PC location name for the workstation then you 
	 should either obtain wone from you network administrator, or
         try using APPN as the Net ID and NRxxxxxI as the CP name where
         xxxxx is the PU ID for the workstation.

         If you only use the TN3270, TN5250, HPO, Home3270, and coax
         attachments, then the value for the PC location name is not
         important, and any 1 to 8 character value can be entered for
         both the Net ID and the CP name.

RESTRICTIONS:

The following functions are not available in this driver:
 - 3270 via AS/400
 - SDLC, TDLC, DFT non-SNA, and DFT PCMCIA attachments
 - HPR, DLuR
 - Shared folders
 - Greek support
 - Command line file transfer
 - 1434: Full duplex option for SNA-over-Async or SDLC attachments           
 - Paging backwards through selective installation
 - DES encryption - this may be obtained via:
                    REQUEST HPOW95 FROM SCAMPBEL AT RALVM5
 - Manual dialing
 - 808: Remote Network drive execution with user files on local drive.
 - 623,635,638: Execution on Windows NT is not supported.
 - 1695: workstation profile migration only works for the IEEE 802.2
         attachment

The following functions are restricted in use:
 - 782:  Only 5 simultaneous APPC3270 sessions should be used.
 - 1112: Modem initialization strings are only set during configuration.
         If you change your modem, you need to reconfigure.

The following problems are known: 
 - 1253: Stopping MS-SNA Server while running active emulator sessions 
         on the MS-SNA client will cause a hang.
 - 1032,1036: Slow performance on TN3270 and TN5250 attachments due to
         a problem in the Telnet (TCP/IP) implementation of Windows 95.
 - 1266: Attempting to run MS-SNA Server LUA and APPC or LUA and FMI 
         sessions at the same time will cause a page fault in the 
         MS-SNA Client code.
 - 1474: Async connection fails when connection speed is greater than 
         19200 using UART 8250.
 - 1082: Page faults occur during message logging when the fixed drive 
         is nearly full.
 - 1464: Node Operations does not include help for all functions
         (i.e. CNOS).
 - 1262: Modem initialization strings required for async connection 
         using PCMCIA are not being obtained. This problem only applies
         to async connections other than HPO and HOME3270.
 - 1522: Print Screen - Cancel does not stop printing for APPC3270 via 
         MS-SNA Client.
 - 619:  Using File Transfer with multiple TN5250 sessions can yield 
         performance or incomplete file transfers on certain binary 
         files with embedded "FE", "FF" strings in the data. An AS/400
         PTF is being investigated.
 - 1277: When starting a 5250 session over Async, the link currently 
         must be started by using the Node Operations program rather
         than automatically by clicking on the session icon. This 
         must be done before executing the AS/400 login panel.
 - 1453: If a developer uses the Windows 95 debug version with a kernel
         debugger, he or she will experience a number of traps leading 
         up to emulator session startup.
 - 1088: Using long running EHLLAPI applications with Home3270 and 
         IPX/SPX sessions will cause a system hang.
 - 1514: Starting several IPX/SPX sessions via LAN for Netware for SAA
         will cause message PCSERR999.
 - 987:  Some dialogs (customized configuration, printer, control, etc)
         are too big for VGA mode screen.
 - xxxx: Unnecessary "Form Settings" dialog is selectable for 5250 
         printer sessions. The setting on this dialog does nothing.
 - 1699: The node configuration file for an emulator session must be
         set as default, otherwise an emulator will fail to connect.
 - xxxx: Stopping the node via "SNA Node Operations" while an emulator
         session is active will cause a page fault.
 - 1694: The AFTP shortcut is incorrectly added in a minimal emulator
         install.  It should not be used.

REPORTING PROBLEMS:

Internal Customers: Please use PCOMMB Forum on IBMPC
External Customers: Please send via Internet to PCBETA@VNET.IBM.COM

When you report a claim/problem/suggestion, we appreciate very much
if you could provide the following information:

- PCOMWIN95
- beta driver level (see Above)
- connection type (if Async, Modem name)                              
- Hardware Info:                                                      
   - Machine Type                                                     
   - Display Type                                                     
   - Memory Size                                                      
   - Fixed Disk Size                                                  
   - Adapter Card                                                     
- your problem recreation procedure                                   
- any other tips to recreate your problem                             
- Save the Personal Communications message log, information displayed 
  by Windows 95 as a result of access violation (page fault) pop-ups  
  and any product traces related to the problem. We may require       
  these items in order to diagnose the problem.                       


