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Conference jamin::pw95ift

Title:PATHWORKS for Windows 95
Notice:PWW95 1.0A Available -- See notes 3.39 and 8.7
Moderator:JAMIN::SYSTEMROM
Created:Thu Nov 17 1994
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:646
Total number of notes:2900

606.0. "Chinese Windows 95 and PW V6.0" by HTSC04::WILLIAMCHAN () Thu Jan 16 1997 03:59

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Name		DateLines
606.1VMSNET::S_VORESmile - Mickey's Watching!Fri Jan 17 1997 09:524
606.2HTSC04::WILLIAMCHANFri Jan 24 1997 02:4712
.1	

	Thanks but user is using DECnet and looks like unable to change
	the protocol. It looks like the VMS Pathwork server didn't 
	recognised the chinese characters; I would like to know Chinese
	Windows95 with pathwork on VMS/Pathwork server is a supported
	configuration is enough.

	Thanks for any hint.

Best regards,
William-TK
606.3My thoughtsVMSNET::S_VORESmile - Mickey's Watching!Fri Jan 24 1997 10:0020
Here are the components being used, if my reading of .0 and .2 are correct:

component			supplied by
---------			-----------
client Workstation service	Windows 95, Microsoft
client DECnet protocol		PATHWORKS for WIndows 95, Digital
server DECnet protocol		OpenVMS, Digital
server Server service		PATHWORKS for OpenVMS(LAN Manager), Digital
server File System		RMS, OpenVMS, Digital

Now I've never seen a network protocol, such as DECnet, allow a directory to
be created by an English client but not by a Chinese one, but I suppose
anything's possible.

I would still recommend checking with the PW Server folks (be sure to
include exact version you're using; there have been 5 versions each with up
to 3 ECO versions), but perhaps someone in one of the PW engineering groups
reads this differently and has a different suggestion.

-Steven