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Contents
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	- Instructions for Manual Installation
	- Instructions for Network/Workstation Installation
	- Warning on more than one simultaneous user of OpticImage Lite
	- Notes on Re-installing OpticImage
	- Running OpticImage in Novell TTS
	





Instructions for Manual Installation
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After the appropriate release files have been decompressed, the OpticImage
installation program can optionally modify the various system files.  If 
you have chosed to manually modify these files, follow the steps below.

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	Step 1  Modify the AUTOEXEC.BAT file:

	-       add the path 

			d:\targetdir\CALERA\BIN 

		to your path statement where d: is the drive and targetdir is the directory on
		which OpticImage was installed

	-       add the following statements:

			SET DBUSERID=name
				where name is a user id not to exceed 
				8 characters

			SET DBLOCKMODE=single

			(DO NOT leave spaces around the = sign)

	-       add or modify the SHARE command so that the /f option is
		set to 4096 (minimum requirement)

			SHARE /f:4096

	-       If you are using a Fujitsu scanner add the following command

		if connected to COM1
			i2000 xms=lt:400 c=1:4:3F8 

		if connected to COM2
			i2000 xms=lt:400 c=2:3:2F8

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	Step 2  Modify the CONFIG.SYS file

	-       ensure that these minimum values are in your file

		FILES=60
		BUFFERS=20

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	Step 3  Modify the WIN.INI file in your Windows directory

	-       [Calera]
		CALERA=d:\targetdir\CALERA

	-       If you are using a Hewlett-Packard, Okidata Dock-It, or 
		compatible scanner, add the following:

		ScannerDriver=d:\targetdir\TMSHPSCN.DRV


	where d: is the drive and targetdir is the directory on which
	OpticImage was installed

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	Step 4  Modify the SYSTEM.INI file in your Windows directory

	-       [386Enh]
		IdleVMWakeUpTime=1000
		TimerCriticalSection=1
		ReflectDosInt2A=true
		NetHeapSize=28

		(Note:  Enter these exactly as depicted)

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	Step 5  If you are running on a Novell Network, modify the SHELL.CFG file

	-       file handles = 60
		search mode = 2
		netbios sessions = 101
		netbios commands = 16




Instructions for Workstation Installation
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	When you install OpticImage in a multi-user environment, you install
	the from a local PC to a file server.  The OpticImage program files
	and database files are then uncompressed onto the target directory.
	However, the OCR functions of OpticImage require a local copy of 
	the programs in order to function properly.

	OpticImage will first ask you to enter the target drive\directory for
	the program and data files.  In either the workstation or full install
	modes, this MUST be the drive where OpticImage resides (or will reside). 
	In a single-user installation, this drive will most often be a local drive,
	or a privately mapped logical drive on the LAN.  
	
	The second prompt will ask for the local drive\directory to which the
	OCR files will be copied.  This can be either a drive at the
	workstation or a privately mapped logical drive on the LAN.  This drive 
	is where the OCR files will reside.

	To perform a Workstation installation, insert DISK 1 into the
	workstation drive and run install from within Windows.  Between the 
	target prompts described above, you will be asked which of the modules
	of OpticImage you would like to install.  By selecting/deselecting the
	modules, you can update or restore OpticImage files.  ONCE YOU HAVE
	INSTALLED YOUR DATABASES AND LOADED DATA, DO NOT RE-INSTALL THE
	DATABASE PORTION OF OPTICIMAGE.  Select the workstation install from 
	the list of check boxes.  Selecting this option will perform only the
	necessary functions to set up the workstation parameters and files on
	your system.  Selecting workstation from the list will also 
	automatically invalidate the other selections on the list.  DO NOT
	SELECT WORKSTATION FROM THE LIST IF YOU ARE INSTALLING OPTICIMAGE TO
	A FILE SERVER.



Warning on more than one simultaneous user of OpticImage Lite
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	If you install OpticImage on a file server, you MUST ensure
	that there is only one user at all times.  Two or more simultaneous
	users of OpticImage Lite may cause data corruption or loss.  To
	purchase multi-user upgrades of OpticImage, contact you OpticImage
	dealer.
	

Notes on Re-installing OpticImage
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	If you have installed OpticImage and have entered and stored
	information in your database files, make sure that you securely
	back up all files that are in the ..\DBDATA directory.


Running OpticImage on Novell TTS
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     Make sure that Novell's "castoff /all" is executed on the machine that
     will be running the lock manager before starting the lock manager.
     This is to stop broadcast messages from the network since they will
     adversely affect the lock manager by stopping all processes on the
     computer until someone hits control-enter to erase the message.

     WARNING:  In our testing, we have discovered that the only reliable
     version of NETX is the one that comes with Novell's new VLM
     environment.  Although other versions of NETX may work, we cannot
     guarantee correctness with any version except VLM.  Therefore we will
     only claim to support VLM

     There are several steps to go through to get the Novell server to use
     it's TTS with the RDM 3.30 database files.  You must have
     OPERATOR/SUPERVISOR privileges to flag a file as TTS enabled.  Use the 
     Novell FLAG.EXE utility.  The command "FLAG TIMS.* +T" is an example. 
     You must flag all DATA, KEY, and .DBD files as TRANSACTIONAL.  You can
     use FLAG to see the flags for all the files.  Novell's FCONSOLE.EXE
     utility can be used to check the server "STATUS" for TTS enabled.
		

     To delete or re-initialize the database to a small size, you must
     first use "FLAG ... -T" to remove the TRANSACTIONAL flag.  The
     database can be re-initialized with the TRANSACTIONAL flag still on
     with no problems, but the size of the files will not be truncated.
     The files can not be deleted with the TTS flag on.
		
