eXcursion for Windows User's Guide

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  CONTENTS

  Title Page

  Copyright Page

  Preface

  1      Introducing eXcursion for Windows

  eXcursion Software

  How the X Window System Works

  Features of eXcursion

  2      Installing eXcursion

  Your eXcursion Package Contents

  What You Need
    Personal Computer Hardware
    Personal Computer Software
    Personal Computer Disk Space
    Memory
    Microsoft Windows Resources
    User Account
    Network Software
      PATHWORKS for DOS
      PATHWORKS for DOS (TCP/IP) or 3Com TCP with Demand Protocol Architecture
      FTP's PC/TCP

  Installing eXcursion

  Configuring to Use eXcursion from a Network

  Completing Postinstallation Tasks

  Next Steps

  3      Redefining Keys

  Editing Your Key Definition File

  Making Your New Key Definitions Available

  4      Compiling New Font Files and Substituting Existing Fonts

  Compiling New Font Files

  Substituting Existing Fonts

  5      Troubleshooting Problems

  Cannot Start eXcursion

  Clipboard Contents Are Unintentionally Overwritten

  eXcursion Icons Are Poorly Spaced

  eXcursion Terminates or Hangs Abnormally

  Fonts Displayed in an X Application Window Are Too Large

  Keyboard Output Is Unpredictable and Incorrect

  Performance Needs Improvement

  Unable to Connect to the Host Where Applications Are Located

  Unable to Copy Items from an X Application to a Microsoft Windows Application

  Unable to Identify and Locate Available X Applications

  Unsatisfactory Placement or Size of an X Application Window

  X Application Doesn't Start

  X Application Is Incompatible with Version 11, Release 4

  X Application Requires an Unavailable Font

  X Application Requires an Unavailable Key

  X Application Requires an Unavailable Third Mouse Button

  X Application Window Is Dark and Unclear

  6      Resolving Messages

  How You Receive Messages
    Message Boxes
    Log File Messages

  eXcursion Server Messages
    Alias definition not found: ' alias ' . . . . Cannot create System timer.
    Cannot establish any listening socket. . . . Duplicate font name in FONTNAME.MAP: ' filename ' .
    Error closing file ' outputfilename ' when creating a key definition. . . . Host is unreachable: ' hostname ' .
    Host name not defined in network database.  Use NCP to define host: ' nodename ' . . . . Key definition file not found: ' f.
    Local host not defined. . . . Password updated for ' number ' entries.
    PROTOCOL.INI not found. . . . Unable to open Windows Clipboard.
    Unable to view message log file.  File does not exist. . . . Write failure occurred connecting to node.

  eXcursion Setup Messages
    Cannot create destination file. . . . Insufficient memory to run Setup.
    No font directories were specified. . . . Unable to open SYSTEM.INI file.
    You have chosen not to copy key definitions. . . . You have chosen to install both the VGA- and high-resolution fonts.

  Font Compiler Messages
    Bad font file ' filename.bdf ' . . . . No font files found in current directory.
    Font Compiler Syntax Errors

  A   Illustrations of Supported Keyboard Mappings

  B   Keycode Maps of Supported Keyboards

  C   Keysym Names

  D   X Font-Naming Conventions

  Overview of X Font-Naming Conventions

  Font Name Field Definitions

  Examples of Font Names

  E   Installing the Application Startup Program

  Do You Need to Install the Startup Program?

  Installing on VMS Hosts Running DECnet

  Installing on ULTRIX Hosts Running DECnet

  F   VMS Quotas

  Glossary
    accelerator (n.) . . . DECnet node database (n.)
    default (n.) . . . hexadecimal (adj.)
    host (n.) . . . menu (n.)
    message box (n.) . . . pointer (n.)
    prompt (n.) . . . submenu (n.)
    target (n.) . . . XMS (n.)
    X server (n.) . . . X server (n.)

  FIGURES

  1-1        Displaying and Using X Applications

  4-1        Sample FONTS.ALI File

  5-1        Sample TPU.DAT File

  TABLES

  2-1        Disk Space Requirements

  5-1        Supported Cut and Paste Operations

  C-1        Keysym Names-Miscellaneous

  C-2        Keysym Names-ISO Latin-1

  C-3        Keysym Names-ISO Latin-2

  C-4        Keysym Names-ISO Latin-3

  C-5        Keysym Names-ISO Latin-4

  C-6        Keysym Names-Katakana

  C-7        Keysym Names-Arabic

  C-8        Keysym Names-Cyrillic

  C-9        Keysym Names-Greek

  C-10       Keysym Names-Technical

  C-11       Keysym Names-Special

  C-12       Keysym Names-Publishing

  C-13       Keysym Names-APL

  C-14       Keysym Names-Hebrew

  C-15       Keysym Names-DEC Private

  D-1        SLANT Encodings

  D-2        SPACING Encodings

  D-3        Examples of X Font Names

  F-1        VMS Process Account Quotas