CONTENTS

  Title Page

  Copyright Page

  Preface

  1      ALL-IN-1 Management Overview

  1.1     ALL-IN-1 Overview

  1.2     ALL-IN-1 Management
    1.2.1      Manager's Responsibilities
    1.2.2      Administrator's Responsibilities
    1.2.3      Mail Manager's Responsibilities
    1.2.4      Allocating ALL-IN-1 Management Tasks

  2      ALL-IN-1 Management Tasks

  2.1     Setting Up ALL-IN-1

  2.2     Management Tasks

  2.3     The ALL-IN-1 Management Menu

  2.4     Managing Software Licenses
    2.4.1      Managing Capacity Licenses
    2.4.2      Managing Personal Licenses

  2.5     Relinking the ALL-IN-1 Image
    2.5.1      Relinking When Converting to a Multilanguage System

  2.6     Running the Installation Verification Procedures

  2.7     Screen Messages

  2.8     Setting up Terminals
    2.8.1      Setting Terminal Characteristics for WPS-PLUS
      2.8.1.1      Setting Terminal Characteristics for DECmates
      2.8.1.2      Setting Terminal Characteristics for IBM PCs
      2.8.1.3      Setting Terminal Characteristics for Rainbows
      2.8.1.4      Setting Terminal Characteristics for Professionals
      2.8.1.5      Setting Terminal Characteristics for VAXmates
    2.8.2      Terminal Characteristics for WPS-PLUS

  3      Defining ALL-IN-1 Management Policies

  3.1     Defining the Administration Policies
    3.1.1      Policies for Housekeeping Procedures (DPH)
    3.1.2      Policies for Users' Accounts and Account Security (DPS)
    3.1.3      Policies for Archiving Documents (DPA)
    3.1.4      Policy for Managing System Distribution Lists and Dictionaries
    3.1.5      Maintaining the Corporate Phone Directory

  3.2     Displaying Administrator Responsibilities (SAR)

  3.3     Nominating an Administrator
    3.3.1      Solving Problems with Nominating Administrators
    3.3.2      Removing Administrator Privileges (RAP)

  3.4     Defining System Policies

  4      Managing Users' Accounts

  4.1     Account Templates
    4.1.1      Creating an Account Template
    4.1.2      Maintaining Account Templates

  4.2     Maintaining Users' Accounts
    4.2.1      Changing a User's Account Details
    4.2.2      Creating a User Account
    4.2.3      What Happens When an Account is Created

  4.3     Account Details
    4.3.1      Account Template
    4.3.2      ALL-IN-1 Account Details
      4.3.2.1      Group Directory
      4.3.2.2      Language
      4.3.2.3      Form Library
      4.3.2.4      ALL-IN-1 Account Name
    4.3.3      VMS Account Details
      4.3.3.1      UIC Group
      4.3.3.2      VMS Accounting
      4.3.3.3      Login Command
      4.3.3.4      Post Processing
      4.3.3.5      Disk Quota and Overdraft
      4.3.3.6      Disks Available
      4.3.3.7      VMS Account Name
      4.3.3.8      VMS Password
      4.3.3.9      UAF Device
      4.3.3.10     UAF Directory
      4.3.3.11     ALL-IN-1 Directory
      4.3.3.12     Delete From
    4.3.4      VMS Parameters
      4.3.4.1      VMS Process Quotas
      4.3.4.2      VMS Privileges
    4.3.5      User's Details
      4.3.5.1      Surname, Given Name, Initials
      4.3.5.2      Alternative Names
      4.3.5.3      Full Name
      4.3.5.4      Status
      4.3.5.5      Organization
      4.3.5.6      Department
      4.3.5.7      Location
      4.3.5.8      Internal Location
      4.3.5.9      Generation
      4.3.5.10     Job Title
      4.3.5.11     Business Number
      4.3.5.12     Internal Number
      4.3.5.13     Postal Address
      4.3.5.14     Country
      4.3.5.15     Zip Code
    4.3.6      User's Working Conditions
      4.3.6.1      Initial Form
      4.3.6.2      Mail Menu
      4.3.6.3      Edit Style
      4.3.6.4      ALL-IN-1 Password
      4.3.6.5      Initial TM Form
      4.3.6.6      Mail Area
      4.3.6.7      Mail Destination
      4.3.6.8      Send Mail Receipts
      4.3.6.9      Mail Directory
      4.3.6.10     MNODE
      4.3.6.11     Terminal Mode
      4.3.6.12     Node
      4.3.6.13     Date Format
      4.3.6.14     Receive SUBSCRIBERS: Messages
      4.3.6.15     Keyboard Mapping
      4.3.6.16     Printer
      4.3.6.17     Printer Port
    4.3.7      ALL-IN-1 Privileges
      4.3.7.1      Administrator
      4.3.7.2      Enforced Archiving
    4.3.8      Time Management Information
      4.3.8.1      12 Hour Clock
      4.3.8.2      Calendar Time Increment
      4.3.8.3      Set Owner
      4.3.8.4      Advanced Calendar Day Position
    4.3.9      Class
    4.3.10     User Flags
    4.3.11     Document Quotas Information
      4.3.11.1     Document Quota
      4.3.11.2     Permitted Overdraft
      4.3.11.3     Document Count
      4.3.11.4     Enforce Document Quotas
    4.3.12     Notification Fields
      4.3.12.1     New Mail
      4.3.12.2     Print Completion
      4.3.12.3     Batch Completion
      4.3.12.4     Display Tasks
      4.3.12.5     Count Tasks
    4.3.13     Confirmation Prompts
      4.3.13.1     GOLD GET Selection
      4.3.13.2     Delete Unread Mail
      4.3.13.3     New Folder
      4.3.13.4     Document Deletion
      4.3.13.5     Delete Job
      4.3.13.6     Forwarding Cover Note
    4.3.14     Working Conditions When Reading
      4.3.14.1     Read Wide Screen
      4.3.14.2     Status Line Display
    4.3.15     Compound Document Architecture (CDA) Documents
      4.3.15.1     CDA Storage
      4.3.15.2     CDA Handling
    4.3.16     Group Services
      4.3.16.1     Create New Group
      4.3.16.2     Initial Group 1 and 2
    4.3.17     Access Control

  4.4     Combinations of ALL-IN-1 and VMS Accounts
    4.4.1      Creating Several ALL-IN-1 Accounts for One VMS Account
    4.4.2      Creating a Single ALL-IN-1 Account for Several VMS Accounts
    4.4.3      Creating an ALL-IN-1 User Profile Entry
    4.4.4      Creating Project Accounts

  4.5     Nominating an Application Manager (NAM)

  4.6     Removing Application Manager Privilege (RAM)

  4.7     Renaming an Account
    4.7.1      Renaming an Auto-forward Account

  4.8     Changing a User's Password

  4.9     Changing a User's Disk Quota

  4.10    Deleting Accounts

  4.11    Solving Account Management Problems
    4.11.1     Solving Problems With Creating Accounts
      4.11.1.1     Solving Problems Creating a Mail Directory Entry
    4.11.2     Solving Problems With Renaming A User Account
    4.11.3     Solving Problems With Deleting Users' Accounts
    4.11.4     Unlocking Users' Accounts

  5      Running ALL-IN-1

  5.1     Starting and Stopping ALL-IN-1
    5.1.1      Modifying the Startup Procedure

  5.2     Changing the Configuration of ALL-IN-1 V3.0
    5.2.1      Incorporating VAX DATATRIEVE
    5.2.2      Incorporating VAX ACMS
    5.2.3      Incorporating CDA
    5.2.4      Incorporating VAX Notes
    5.2.5      Moving an ALL-IN-1 Area to Another Disk

  5.3     How Users Run ALL-IN-1
    5.3.1      Invoking ALL-IN-1
    5.3.2      Qualifiers for the ALLIN1 Command
    5.3.3      Creating Captive Accounts in ALL-IN-1
      5.3.3.1      Running ALL-IN-1 From a Command Procedure
      5.3.3.2      Setting the User's Account Details
      5.3.3.3      Exiting from ALL-IN-1
    5.3.4      Using the ALL-IN-1 Subprocess
    5.3.5      ALL-IN-1 Initialization

  5.4     Running ALL-IN-1 in More than One Language

  5.5     Running ALL-IN-1 on a VAXcluster System
    5.5.1      Running ALL-IN-1 in a Common-Environment Cluster
    5.5.2      Running ALL-IN-1 in a Multiple-Environment Cluster
    5.5.3      Definition of VAXcluster in this Guide
    5.5.4      Management Tasks in a VAXcluster System
      5.5.4.1      Checking the Cluster Alias
      5.5.4.2      Using Message Router in a VAXcluster
    5.5.5      Using Batch Queues in a VAXcluster

  6      Managing ALL-IN-1 Archiving

  6.1     The Archive Areas

  6.2     Managing the Archive Areas
    6.2.1      Creating an Archive Area (C)
    6.2.2      Opening an Archive Area (OAA)
    6.2.3      Closing an Archive Area (CAA)
    6.2.4      Moving an Archive Area to Tape (MAA)
    6.2.5      Showing Requests to Retrieve Documents (SRR)
    6.2.6      Processing Requests to Retrieve Documents (PRR)
    6.2.7      Restoring an Archive Area From Tape (RAA)
    6.2.8      Solving Problems with Retrieving Documents
    6.2.9      Editing an Archive Area (E)
    6.2.10     Displaying Information About the Archive Areas (I)
    6.2.11     Printing Details of Archive Area (P)
    6.2.12     Deleting an Archive Area (D)

  7      Managing ALL-IN-1 Mail Areas

  7.1     Managing Mail Areas

  7.2     Creating a Mail Area (CMA)

  7.3     Closing a Mail Area (CL)

  7.4     Opening a Mail Area (OP)

  7.5     Displaying Details of Mail Areas (R)

  7.6     Displaying a List of Mail Areas (I)

  7.7     Deleting a Mail Area (D)

  7.8     Transferring a Mail Area (TMA)

  7.9     Managing the Shared Directories

  7.10    Displaying an Index of Shared Directories

  7.11    Creating Shared Directories (CSD)

  7.12    Changing the Write Window (CWW)

  7.13    Changing the Disks for Shared Directories (CDD)

  7.14    Managing Node Batch Queues (MNQ)

  8      Transferring Users' Accounts

  8.1     Moving Accounts to Another Disk on Your System
    8.1.1      Moving an Account to Another Disk
    8.1.2      Solving Problems with Moving Accounts to Another Disk

  8.2     How Accounts are Transferred Between Systems
    8.2.1      What Happens When you Prepare an Account for Transfer
    8.2.2      What Happens When You Copy An Account onto Your System
    8.2.3      How Accounts are Transferred Across the Network

  8.3     Pre-Transfer Tasks
    8.3.1      Checklist for the First Transfer
    8.3.2      Manager's Checklist for All Transfers
    8.3.3      Tasks for the User
    8.3.4      Information the Administrator Needs to Transfer Accounts

  8.4     Preparing an Account for Transfer Over the Network
    8.4.1      Preparing More Than One Account for Transfer Over the Network

  8.5     Preparing an Account for Transfer by Tape
    8.5.1      Preparing More Than One Account for Transfer by Tape

  8.6     Moving Accounts Onto Your System Using the Network

  8.7     Moving Accounts Onto Your System by Tape

  8.8     Canceling the Transfer of Accounts to Another System

  8.9     Solving Problems with Transferring Accounts
    8.9.1      Successful Completion Messages
    8.9.2      Failure Reports
    8.9.3      Error Messages Common to All Transfer Batch Jobs
    8.9.4      Solving Problems with Account Transfer Over the Network
    8.9.5      Solving Problems with Account Transfer using Tape

  8.10    Maintenance Tasks After Transferring Accounts

  9      Managing the File Cabinet

  9.1     Management Tasks for the File Cabinet

  9.2     Overview of the File Cabinet

  9.3     Overview of Shared Filing
    9.3.1      Regular Shared Drawers
    9.3.2      Advanced Shared Drawers
    9.3.3      Granting Access to Mail

  9.4     Managing Groups

  9.5     Managing Drawers
    9.5.1      Drawer Naming
    9.5.2      Creating a Drawer
    9.5.3      Changing the Access to a Drawer
    9.5.4      Deleting an Unused Drawer
    9.5.5      Moving a Drawer
    9.5.6      Disabling a Drawer

  9.6     Managing the Partition File
    9.6.1      Creating a Partition
    9.6.2      Changing Partition Details
    9.6.3      Adding a Drawer to a Partition
    9.6.4      Disabling a Partition
    9.6.5      Displaying the Full Partition Name

  9.7     Unreserving Documents

  9.8     Setting up Distributed Sharing

  9.9     Managing Proxy Accounts
    9.9.1      Creating a Proxy Account

  9.10    Overview of the File Cabinet Server

  9.11    Managing File Cabinet Servers

  9.12    Displaying Server Information

  9.13    Creating a Server
    9.13.1     Creating a Local Server
    9.13.2     Creating a Remote Server Entry

  9.14    Changing Server Configuration and Attributes

  9.15    Starting a Server

  9.16    Stopping a Server

  9.17    Disabling a Server

  9.18    Deleting a Server

  9.19    Tracing Server and Client Activity
    9.19.1     Tracing Server Activity
    9.19.2     Tracing Client Connections

  9.20    Managing Server Clients

  9.21    Solving Problems with the File Cabinet Server

  10     ALL-IN-1 Housekeeping

  10.1    Setting Up Housekeeping Procedures After Installation

  10.2    Scheduling a Housekeeping Procedure

  10.3    Rescheduling a Housekeeping Procedure

  10.4    Canceling a Housekeeping Procedure

  10.5    Notification of Results of Housekeeping Procedures

  10.6    Coordinating Housekeeping Procedures

  10.7    Solving Problems with Housekeeping Procedures

  10.8    Managing Housekeeping Procedures

  10.9    Emptying Users' Wastebaskets (EW)
    10.9.1     What Happens When Wastebaskets are Emptied
    10.9.2     How Users Delete Documents

  10.10   Reorganizing ALL-IN-1 Files
    10.10.1    When to Schedule the RSF Procedure

  10.11   Reorganizing Users' ALL-IN-1 Accounts (ROA)

  10.12   Checking Document Quotas (CDQ)

  10.13   Archiving Documents (ADS)

  10.14   Updating Mail Addresses (UA)

  10.15   Deleting Old Mail Addresses (DA)

  10.16   Reorganizing the Shared Directories (RSD)

  10.17   Balancing Mail Areas (BMA)

  10.18   Testing and Repairing Users' File Cabinets
    10.18.1    Configuring for the Test and Repair Procedures
    10.18.2    How the Test and Repair Procedures Work
    10.18.3    Preliminary File Cabinet Test Procedure (PT)
    10.18.4    Test and Repair User Areas Procedure (TRU)
    10.18.5    Error Reporting for the Test and Repair User Areas Procedure
    10.18.6    Test and Repair Mail Areas Procedure (TRM)
    10.18.7    Error Reporting for the Test and Repair Mail Areas Procedure

  10.19   Shutting Down ALL-IN-1 (SDA)

  10.20   Showing Housekeeping Information

  11     Managing Jobs and Queues

  11.1    Managing Queues
    11.1.1     Stopping a Queue
    11.1.2     Pausing a Queue
    11.1.3     Restarting a Queue
    11.1.4     Merging Queues
    11.1.5     Closing a Queue
    11.1.6     Opening a Queue
    11.1.7     Changing Print Forms on a Queue
    11.1.8     Changing Queue Characteristics

  11.2    Managing Jobs

  11.3    Authorizing Users to Manage Queues

  11.4    Removing Authorization to Manage Queues

  11.5    Updating Queue Authorization of All Queues

  11.6    Maintaining Queue Management Groups

  12     Managing the ALL-IN-1 Script Symbiont

  12.1    Overview of the Script Symbiont and Script Queues

  12.2    Monitoring Script Queues

  12.3    Starting and Stopping Script Queues

  12.4    Creating New Script Queues

  13     ALL-IN-1 Formatting and Printing

  13.1    System Printers and Port Printers

  13.2    Setting Up System Printers
    13.2.1     Set Printer Switch and Machine Settings

  13.3    Setting up Port Printers

  13.4    Creating VMS Queues for System Printers

  13.5    Managing Printer Entries in ALL-IN-1
    13.5.1     Maintaining the List of Print Styles
      13.5.1.1     Controlling Multiple Print Jobs
    13.5.2     Maintaining the List of Site Printers
    13.5.3     Maintaining the List of Print Destination Types
    13.5.4     Maintaining the List of Printer Levels

  13.6    Using the DECprint Utility for PostScript to Sixel Printing for VMS
    13.6.1     Using the DECprint Utility with System Printers
    13.6.2     Using the DECprint Utility with Port Printers

  13.7    Setting up Background Formatting

  13.8    Specifying Document Handling Types

  13.9    Specifying Document Conversion Types

  14     ALL-IN-1 Maintenance

  14.1    Managing the Time Management Scan Server
    14.1.1     Solving Problems with the Time Management Scan Server

  14.2    Managing Group Conferencing
    14.2.1     Using ALL-IN-1 Group Conferencing on VAXcluster Systems
    14.2.2     Setting Up a Conference for Users
    14.2.3     Moving a Conference to NOTES$LIBRARY
    14.2.4     Deleting a Conference

  14.3    Backing Up ALL-IN-1 Files

  15     Optimizing Performance

  15.1    Monitoring System Performance
    15.1.1     Monitoring Tools
    15.1.2     Monitoring System Resources
    15.1.3     Using the Monitor Utility
    15.1.4     Using the Accounting Utility
    15.1.5     Using the Metering Facility

  15.2    Tuning ALL-IN-1
    15.2.1     Managing ALL-IN-1 Files
      15.2.1.1     Setting Global Buffers
      15.2.1.2     Changing the File Extent
      15.2.1.3     Setting the Number of Local Buffers
      15.2.1.4     Changing Bucket Sizes
      15.2.1.5     Changing the Default Sequential Block Size
      15.2.1.6     Modifying File Definition Language (FDL) Files
    15.2.2     Optimizing Disk Input/Output
      15.2.2.1     Monitoring Input/Output
      15.2.2.2     How Input/Output is Generated
      15.2.2.3     Spreading the Input/Output Workload
    15.2.3     Managing Memory
      15.2.3.1     Setting the Number of Global Sections and Pages
      15.2.3.2     Setting Users' Working Set Sizes
      15.2.3.3     Reducing the Working Set for the WPS Editor
      15.2.3.4     Reducing the Page Fault Rates
      15.2.3.5     Checking Availability of Request Packets and Non-paged Pool
      15.2.3.6     Setting the Number of Locks
      15.2.3.7     Page File and Swap File Usage
    15.2.4     Managing CPU Usage
    15.2.5     Tuning the File Cabinet Server
      15.2.5.1     Monitoring File Cabinet Server Performance
      15.2.5.2     Tuning File Cabinet Server Process Quotas
      15.2.5.3     Setting the Value of IOCHANNELCNT
      15.2.5.4     Tuning the File Cabinet Server Drawer Cache
      15.2.5.5     Controlling the Number of Clients

  15.3    Managing System Growth

  15.4    Solving Problems with Performance
    15.4.1     Problems for One User
    15.4.2     Problems for a Group of Users
    15.4.3     Problems due to an Isolated Incident
    15.4.4     Problems due to Customization
    15.4.5     Problems due to Lack of Resources

  16     Auditing Account Security

  16.1    How Accounts are Audited

  16.2    How to Turn Account Auditing On

  16.3    Information Recorded in the Account Audit Log File

  16.4    Managing the Account Auditing Log File

  17     Metering ALL-IN-1 Resource Usage

  17.1    The Purpose of Metering

  17.2    Metering and DECtrace

  17.3    Limitations of the Metering Facility

  17.4    Controlling the Metering Facility

  17.5    Activities Metered

  17.6    Output from Metering

  18     ALL-IN-1 Organization

  18.1    How ALL-IN-1 Uses the VMS Operating System

  18.2    Forms

  18.3    Scripts

  18.4    Document Templates

  18.5    Accounts

  18.6    ALL-IN-1 Directories
    18.6.1     Library Directories
      18.6.1.1     Guidelines for Protecting OA$LIB
    18.6.2     Script and Document Template Directories
    18.6.3     Data Directories
      18.6.3.1     Guidelines for Protecting OA$DATA
    18.6.4     Shared Document Attributes File (SDAF)
    18.6.5     User Directories
      18.6.5.1     Guidelines for Protecting OAUSER
    18.6.6     Manager's Directory
    18.6.7     Postmaster's Directory
    18.6.8     Installation Verification Procedures Directories
    18.6.9     Log File Directory
    18.6.10    Source-Code Directories
    18.6.11    System Distribution Lists Directory
    18.6.12    Training Directory
    18.6.13    Transfer Account Directories
    18.6.14    WPS-PLUS Directory

  18.7    Privileges Needed by the ALL-IN-1 Image Files

  18.8    Mail Areas
    18.8.1     Document Attributes
    18.8.2     Pending Mail Messages

  18.9    Managing Integrated Applications
    18.9.1     Graphics Applications

  19     Managing Customizations to Your ALL-IN-1 System

  19.1    The Structure of Customization Management

  19.2    Controlling Customizations

  19.3    Adding New Applications into Customization Management

  19.4    Example of Adding an Application

  19.5    Receiving an Application From Another System

  19.6    Maintaining Locking on Form Libraries (LFL)

  19.7    Maintaining the Performance of a Customized System
    19.7.1     Precompiling and Installing a Form Library (PCF)
      19.7.1.1     Why You Should Precompile a Form Library
      19.7.1.2     Why You Should Install a Form Library
      19.7.1.3     Precompiling and Installing a Form Library on a VAXcluster
    19.7.2     Reorganizing a Form Library (RFL)
    19.7.3     Compiling and Installing a Text Library
      19.7.3.1     Compiling and Installing the Site Text Library
      19.7.3.2     Compiling and Installing the Site Text Library on a VAXcluster
      19.7.3.3     Compiling and Installing the Base Text Library

  19.8    Compiling a Message Symbol File

  20     Maintaining a Customized Application

  20.1    Setting Up Your Customization Environment

  20.2    Controlling Who Can Access An Application Area (MAP)

  20.3    Modifying the Status of a Development Area (MAS)

  20.4    Managing Locations Within an Application Area (MAL)
    20.4.1     Creating a Location
    20.4.2     Opening and Closing Locations

  20.5    Maintaining Elements In the Live Area (PME)
    20.5.1     Moving Elements to the Live Area (ML)
    20.5.2     Moving Elements to the Base Area (MB)
    20.5.3     Removing Elements from the Live Area (RL)
    20.5.4     Deleting Elements from Live and Development Areas (D)
    20.5.5     Removing Pending Requests (RPR)
    20.5.6     Moving an Element From One Live Area to Another
    20.5.7     Maintaining Help Modules

  20.6    Unlocking Elements (UL)

  20.7    Storing an Application

  20.8    Sending Elements to VMS

  20.9    Receiving Elements from VMS

  20.10   Obtaining Reports on the Customizations to Your System

  20.11   Checking Conflicts

  21     Communications Control Management

  21.1    Methods of Connecting to Other Systems

  21.2    Defining Communications Links
    21.2.1     Installing Modems
    21.2.2     Defining Terminal Lines
    21.2.3     Defining Communications Lines in ALL-IN-1
    21.2.4     Defining Computer Systems

  21.3    Solving Problems with Communications Control

  22     Logging ALL-IN-1 User Activity

  22.1    How the Logging Facility Works

  22.2    Using the Logging Facility

  22.3    Events Logged

  22.4    Interpreting Log File Entries

  A   Command Procedures to Monitor ALL-IN-1 Performance

  A.1     Command Procedure to Summarize Monitor Data

  A.2     Command Procedure to Collect SPM Data

  A.3     Command Procedure to Collect Accounting Data

  B   ALL-IN-1 Metering Record Layout

  C   ALL-IN-1 Logical Names

  C.1     Logical Names in the System Logical Name Table

  C.2     Logical Names in the Language Logical Name Table

  D   Flowcharts of Transfer User Procedures

  E   Keyboard Locations of ALL-IN-1 Function Keys

  FIGURES

  3-1        Define ALL-IN-1 Administration Policies Menu

  3-2        Define Policies for Housekeeping Procedures Form

  3-3        Define Policies for Account Security Form

  3-4        Define Policies for Archiving

  3-5        Show Administrator Responsibilities Form

  3-6        Administration Menu

  6-1        Manage Archive Areas Menu

  8-1        Example Directories Used for Accounts Prepared for Transfer

  8-2        Example Directories for Transferring Accounts on to Your System

  9-1        Example of a User's Directory Structure

  10-1       Index of Scheduled Housekeeping Procedures Form

  10-2       Schedule Empty Wastebaskets Form

  10-3       Schedule Archive Form

  10-4       Schedule Test and Repair User Areas Form

  10-5       Schedule Test and Repair of Mail Areas Form

  13-1       Settings Needed for System Printers

  13-2       Settings Needed for Port Printers

  13-3       Relationship Between Printer Files

  19-1       Structure of an Application Area

  21-1       Connection to a Computer System Using Modems

  21-2       Connection to a Computer System Using a Hardwired Line

  21-3       Typical Hardware Setup Using Communications Control

  22-1       Logging Facility

  D-1        Preparing an Account for Transfer to a V3.0 System

  D-2        Copying Accounts onto Your System

  TABLES

  2-1        IVP Options

  2-2        Terminal Characteristics for WPS-PLUS

  4-1        Account Details Entered For Creating an Account

  5-1        ALL-IN-1 Privileges

  8-1        Changes Made to The File Cabinet When Transferring Accounts

  9-1        Drawer Data Files

  9-2        Regular Shared Drawer Access Levels

  9-3        Advanced Shared Drawer Access Levels

  9-4        Document Access Levels in an Advanced Shared Drawer

  9-5        Grant Mail Access Levels

  9-6        Solving Problems for the File Cabinet Server

  10-1       Incompatible Housekeeping Procedures

  10-2       Example of Shared Directory Files

  10-3       Repairs Made by the User Area Test and Repair Procedure

  10-4       Repairs Made by the Mail Area Test and Repair Procedure

  11-1       Job Management Options

  12-1       Parameters for OA$LIB_SHARE:SCRIPT_QUEUES_ALL.COM

  13-1       Port Printer Settings

  13-2       Parameters for OA$LIB:PRINTER_SETUP.COM

  13-3       Examples of Printer Options

  15-1       Global Buffer Counts

  15-2       Suggested Settings for Working Set Limits

  15-3       Process Quotas for File Cabinet Servers

  15-4       Drawer Cache Attributes

  16-1       Account Audit Record Layout

  18-1       ALL-IN-1 Directory Structure

  18-2       ALL-IN-1 Privileges and Why They Are Needed

  21-1       Possible Results of Incorrect Buffer Control Setting

  B-1        Metering Record Layout

  D-1        Steps in Preparing an Account For Transfer

  D-2        Steps in Copying an Account onto your System

  E-1        Key Locations of ALL-IN-1 Functions