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Conference bulova::decw_jan-89_to_nov-90

Title:	DECWINDOWS 26-JAN-89 to 29-NOV-90
Notice:	See 1639.0 for VMS V5.3 kit; 2043.0 for 5.4 IFT kit
Moderator:	STAR::VATNE

Created:	Mon Oct 30 1989
Last Modified:	Mon Dec 31 1990
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	3726
Total number of notes:	19516

561.0. "Auto-start Desktop Applications" by HGOSPS::LIWAICHUNG () Sun Apr 09 1989 09:03

    Hi, 
    
    I would like to have those desktop applications (Clock,Calendar)
    started automatically whenever I log in the session. Should I do
    something with Session Manager or Fileview ?
    
    Any ideas?
    
    Thanks in advance !!!
    
    
    Chung

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561.1	Spawn them from DECW$LOGIN.COM	KNOWAY::WOLFF	Conformism is for little minds.	`Sun Apr 09 1989 15:27`	16
	What you have to do is spawn them from your DECW$LOGIN.COM file in SYS$LOGIN:. If you do have that file just add the lines to spawn the processes otherwise create one. Here is an example: $ Spawn/NoWait/Process="Calender" Run Sys$System:DECW$Calender You can findout about the exact imagenames when do a directory on SYS$SYSTEM:DECW$*.EXE Julian.
561.2	ULTRIX: use .X11Startup	SMURF::HOFFMAN	anywhere in the universe	`Sun Apr 09 1989 15:33`	5
	or, for ULTRIX, insert commands in a file in your home directory called .X11Startup with one line per command. John
561.3	faster if you set host, then run a .COM file	AITG::WARNER	Ross Warner	`Mon Apr 10 1989 14:25`	8
	I like to set host first, then run a .COM file I call UTILITY.COM. The applications can be pretty slow if you don't set host first. $ spawn/nowait mcr decw$calendar $ spawn/nowait mcr decw$mail $ spawn/nowait notes $ exit
561.4		MYALLA::ANDERSON	My DEBIT/CREDIT performance is lousy	`Sat Jul 29 1989 04:55`	4
	We use a DECW$LOGIN.COM to startup applications at login - is that something here has developed locally? It reads a DECW$APPLICATIONS.DAT which lists the applications and node to run it on.
561.5		MU::PORTER	Rightward Ho!	`Sat Jul 29 1989 16:27`	22
	re .3 >I like to set host first, then run a .COM file I call UTILITY.COM. The >applications can be pretty slow if you don't set host first. Eh? How does SET HOSTing speed anything up? And since you spawn from the hosted process, you have to keep that process around to keep the subprocesses. re .4 DECW$LOGIN.COM is a file that is automatically run at session login time. DECwindows doesn't supply a DECW$LOGIN.COM file; you can create your own file containing whatever you want to do (e.g., start up applications!). It sounds like your particular DECW$LOGIN.COM was supplied for you by local system management.
561.6		MU::PORTER	Rightward Ho!	`Sat Jul 29 1989 16:31`	8
	re .1, .3 Add /input=nl:/output=nl: to the spawn commands. This isolates the subprocess from terminal events like ^Y. This maybe doesn't matter in DECW$LOGIN.COM (I'm not too sure but it certainly won't do any harm to include them) but it does matter for stuff spawned from any old terminal window.
561.7	Problem with VMS V5.2?	FRAGLE::WIEGLEB	Score: Flag 1 - America 0	`Mon Jul 31 1989 16:43`	45
	My DECW$LOGIN.COM is no longer executing successfully on login since my upgrade to VMS V5.2. In checking DECW$SM.LOG, I find %SYSTEM-F-EXLNMQUOTA errors for each of the spawned jobs. (MAIL_LOGICALS sets up 12 /JOB logicals). The first thing I did was to set PQL_DJTQUOTA=0 (which allows unlimited Job Table Quota) in MODPARAMS.DAT and AUTOGEN'd. This doesn't seem to help. When DECW$LOGIN.COM is executed from DCL it operates correctly. Is this a problem with VMS V5.2 (SSB), or did I manage to muck something up in during my post-installation? Thanks. - Dave I've included the DECW$LOGIN.COM and DECW$SM.LOG below: $! DECW$LOGIN.COM $!_______________ $! $ SET NOON $ SET VERIFY $! $!Auto-starts applications when starting new session. $! $ @kaygee$disk2:[wiegleb.com]mail_logicals $! $ Spawn/nowait/input=NL:/process="Clock" Run Sys$system:DECW$Clock $ Spawn/nowait/input=NL:/process="Mail" Run Sys$system:DECW$Mail $ Spawn/nowait/input=NL:/process="Notes" Run Sys$library:NOTES$DWSHARE $! $ Exit DECW$SM.LOG: ------------ %SET-I-NEWLIMS, new working set: Limit = 200 Quota = 200 Extent = 8192 %SYSTEM-F-EXLNMQUOTA, logical name table is full %SYSTEM-F-EXLNMQUOTA, logical name table is full %SYSTEM-F-EXLNMQUOTA, logical name table is full Session Message: Started DECterm controller WIEGLEB logged out at 31-JUL-1989 14:02:39.60
561.8	JTQUOTA=0 in accounts	FRAGLE::WIEGLEB	Score: Flag 1 - America 0	`Mon Jul 31 1989 17:18`	6
	I was able to fix the problem by modifying the account quota to JTQUOTA=0. I'm not sure why this only occurred after the upgrade to VMS V5.2. - Dave
561.9	Permanent "Clients"?	GLIND1::NORTHERN		`Mon Jul 31 1989 23:53`	29
	I have been playing with some of the techniques outlined in this conference for "autostarting" applications. I am now playing with FT of DECwindows V2. My problem, of course is start-up time, particularly since what I intend on invoking will be distributed over the net (client/server, don't you know.) I will RTFM as soon as I can get the FM printed, but thought maybe someone out there could tell me off the top. a) Is there in V2 of DECwindows a concept of a "server" process a la NETSERVER that would/could sit around awaiting response to kick in a particular application? b) If not, is there anyone out there working on something like this? c) Else, would anyone care to waft philosophically about the in's and out's of doing such a beast, and why it couldn't shouldn't be attempted? As usual, for what it is worth, all assistance definitely appreciated. - Lou
561.10	Shell of an approach to rig it up now	STAR::BECK	The question is - 2B or D4?	`Tue Aug 01 1989 13:13`	35
	You could rig this up pretty easily now, especially within a cluster. For example: $ ! DECW$Calendar.COM $ $ SET DISPLAY /CREATE... ! better yet, use a COM file that finds the right $ ! WS device for your workstation $Top: $ RUN SYS$SYSTEM:DECW$CALENDAR $ $ ! If it exits, wait for a request to restart $ $ RUN WAIT-FOR-CALENDAR-REQUEST $ GOTO Top The "WAIT-FOR-CALENDAR-REQUEST" image would (in a cluster) take out an exclusive lock on a resource named "node-DECW$Calendar" (where "node" is your workstation). A blocking AST is specified. When the workstation starts up, DECW$LOGIN.COM runs a small image to take out an EX lock on the same resource. This triggers the blocking AST and resumes the calendar program. Saves the overhead of creating a new process and a new WS device, etc. It also doesn't matter which node in the cluster the calendar program is running on. If the workstation and remote calendar server (the workstation is a phosphor server whose client is the calendar program which is a server to you - I hate the bass-ackwards definition of "client" and "server" in X...) aren't in the same cluster, it's a bit trickier, depending on the security profile of the remote node (what's allowed from a proxy account). You could set up a permanent NETSERVER in your proxy account (by setting NETSERVER$TIMEOUT to max) which runs the "request calendar" program on request, and trigger it across DECnet using the TASK object to the proxy account (doesn't need default access enabled).
561.11	Thanks for the direction	INFACT::NORTHERN	Oh NO!, IT's starting again!!!!	`Wed Aug 16 1989 02:11`	16
	Hummm.m.m.m. okay... Yeah!?! I just found your reply, will try and diddle with same and see what I can come up with... Thanks for the input, I'll be back... Lou "The original Bad Penny" Northern
561.12	DWA - a tool for autostarting local and remote DECwindows applications	BIGUN::KEOGH	Personal Name	`Mon Sep 18 1989 00:34`	22
	I have written this tool which I think may be of use to the larger community. Briefly, it allows a one-line entry in DECW$LOGIN to autostart applications on the workstation, or on other nodes. - The applications can be specified on a per-user basis. - The nodes to be used can be specified on a per-user, per application basis. - Fallback node may be specified in case the specified node for a particular application is not available. - There is provision for easy restarting of failed applications. - It is easy to add extra applications. Supported applications include OOTB, DECwrite, DECdecision, FLIGHT, VWSLAT, AUTOFOCUS, VAXSET, PSCAN, NOTES. The documentation (in Postscript format) follows as the next reply. If you think that you would like to use it, I will give you a kit location by mail. All I ask is for a review of package/documentation via mail, as I want to make any quality improvements before submitting it to ASSETS or whatever. This (first) version supports only VMS systems, although support for ULTRIX would be easy to add (V2?)
561.13	Postscript version of DWA Reference Manual	BIGUN::KEOGH	Personal Name	`Mon Sep 18 1989 00:37`	2143
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-21860.00 T 82.92 63.97 s %%Pages: 1 %%Creator: Ned Batchelder, DEC %%CreationDate: 16-Mar-1989 %%DocumentSuppliedFonts: DEC_Logo %%EndComments %%EndProlog %%Page: "only" 1 %!PS-Adobe-2.0 %%Title: Digital Logo Font, v1.6 %%Notice: The Digital logo is a registered trademark of Digital Equipment Corporation. %%Creator: Ned Batchelder, DEC %%CreationDate: 13-Mar-1989 %%DocumentNeededFonts: Symbol %%DocumentSuppliedFonts: DEC_Logo %%EndComments % % DIGITAL INTERNAL USE ONLY % % INTRODUCTION: % This rendition of the Digital logo was prepared by Ned Batchelder using % Adobe Illustrator and hand manipulation of the resulting PostScript code. % Photographic masters of the logo were obtained from David Comberg in the % Graphic Design Group. Additional consultation was provided by Elliot % Hendrickson, one of the original designers of the logo. % % USE: % This file defines a new PostScript font, called /DEC_Logo. It consists % of three characters. (d) is the entire Digital logo, (t) is a small % trademark symbol, and (T) is a large trademark symbol. The font is designed % so that the argument to scalefont is the height of the logo. There is no % extra white space around the logo at all. The trademarks are designed to be % shown right after the logo, and they align themselves. The only correct % strings to show with this font are (d), (dt), and (dT). There is an entry % (named GapWidth) in the font dictionary which gives the unscaled width of % the gap between the blocks. This distance is given because it is used as a % unit to determine how much space to leave around the logo. % % HISTORY: % The logo was designed in 1957 by Elliot Hendrickson, who was then working % as an independent designer. He was contracted by DEC to do a brochure, and % DEC wanted a logo to accompany it. The logo up to then had been the letters % DEC in blocks the shape of the plug-in cards that DEC had been producing. % Elliot re-worked the logo, incorporating letters which were hand-drawn for % the purpose by Arthur Hover(?). The logo has been maintained since then in % conventional technology, ie, film masters. There was at least one reworking % of the logo at some point. % % The masters I received had a number of interesting features. The boxes were % not all the same width, and there seemed to be no logic to which boxes were % wider. The 'g' was the narrowest, and the 'i' and 'l' were second widest. % Also, the two 'i's were not exactly the same shape. On ten-inch masters, % (one box to an 8�x11 sheet), the boxes were not rectangles, but were very % slightly tapered in wierd ways. I assume that the tapering is the result of % too many reproductions, but the difference in widths may have been % deliberate at some time. Elliot reports that when he drew it, all boxes % were the same width. I have made all of the boxes the same width, since % that seems to have been the original intent, since the differences were % almost negligible anyway, and since there was no logic to the differences. % % Please feel free to use this logo, but keep in mind the following: % % 1. This code is for INTERNAL USE ONLY. % 2. I am not entirely happy with the final shapes of the letters, and am % hoping to improve them. Please allow for future updates to this code. % 3. Only use this logo within the guidelines of the Corporate Identity % program. If you use this font precisely as is, you can't get in much % trouble. Don't take the shapes and do strange things with them. % In particular, the Identity states that the logo is a one-color logo: The % letters are actually holes in the blocks, through which the background can % be seen. Do not modify this code so that the letters are always white. % % Edit history: % % 21-Sep-87 nmb Created as a standalone file with demo. % 6-Nov-87 nmb Converted to font form. % 9-Nov-87 nmb Removed // uses for compatibility with LW Classics % 18-Jan-88 nmb Added info about width of logo, since size is usually % specified in terms of width of the logo. (Oops!) % 24-Mar-88 nmb Changed the name to conform to the PostScript name % registration scheme, added FontName, etc. % 20-Jun-88 nmb Removed the long procedure for the logo, and replaced % with a compacted string scheme. % 14-Sep-88 nmb Forced all boxes to the same width; changed the code so % that the boxes and gaps always are the same number % of pixels wide, to improve the appearance at low % resolutions. % 13-Mar-89 nmb Changed the string decoder slightly so that it gracefully % ignores any linefeeds or carriage returns in the % string. % 31-Mar-89 gpk Created a variant of nmb's EPSF version that omits % the "tm" mark %%BeginFont: DEC_Logo 11 dict begin /FontInfo 3 dict def FontInfo begin /Notice (The Digital logo is a registered trademark of Digital Equipment Corporation.) def /FullName (Digital Logo) def /version (1.6, 13-Mar-1989) def end /FontName /DEC_Logo def /FontType 3 def % This is a user-defined font /FontMatrix matrix def % Use an identity transform /FontBBox [ 0 0 3.383 1 ] def % Logo itself is biggest /GapWidth .070 def % The width of the gap between boxes /LogoWidth 3.383 def % The width of the logo % % The encoding could be initialized with "[ 256 {/.notdef} repeat ]", but that % would require 257 free stack entries. The method used below is more % pedestrian, but also more robust. % /Encoding 256 array def 0 1 255 { Encoding exch /.notdef put } bind for Encoding dup (d) 0 get /DEC-logo put % (d) gives logo dup (t) 0 get /smalltrademark put % (t) gives small trademark (T) 0 get /largetrademark put % (T) gives large trademark /Work 15 dict def % for doing work in font. /BuildChar { exch begin % Use the font dictionary Work begin Encoding exch get % Look up the character name load % Pull out the procedure exec % Run it. end % Work end % fontdict } bind def Work begin /.notdef {} def % % - `DEC-logo' - % % Images a DEC logo with the lower left corner at the current origin, with a % height of one unit, in the current color. % % A tricky compacted string technique is used. % /words { 0 % moveto % ! curveto % " closepath % # lineto % $ boxw % % boxstep % & translate % ' } bind cvlit def ( mr vy! mt rQ h[ kF aw kE" Zw kG T@ q] T@ ~I" T@ AKA Zv AQi ai AQk" h[ AQi m t AJX mr ADw"# nI AZ[! nI Avp$ \|C Avp$ \|C ^h$ mk ^h$ mk bl$ l` a` gc \\U _F \\U" VR \\T Fa cj Fa ~I" Fa ATf RS A`M `S A`M" e_ A`M je A^W nI AZ["#% !% B\\ P$ B\\P$ $#& '% !% B\\P$ B\\P$ $# ZK ^h! 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-45750 M (Processing Resources) h 16250 -45750 M /Times-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (.............................................................................................) h 39679 -45750 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (3\2552) h 300 -49850 M 325 -49850 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f (4) h 2300 -49850 M ( Commands) h 300 -51750 M 325 -51750 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (4.1) h 6276 -51750 M (RESTART) h 11250 -51750 M /Times-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (................................................................................................... 39679 -51750 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (4\2551) h 300 -52950 M 8100 -52950 M (Format) h 11750 -52950 M /Times-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (................................................................................................... 39655 -52950 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (4\2551) h 300 -54150 M 8100 -54150 M (Syntax Rules) h 14500 -54150 M /Times-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (................................................................................................... 39655 -54150 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (4\2551) h -5400 15200 T R showpage $P e /$P a D g N 0 84189 T S S N 5400.00 -14400.00 M 55928.00 -14400.00 L S 50 w 0 c 0 j 2 i 0.00 G k R R S 5400 -80589 T N 0 G 300 -975 M 49301 -975 M /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Book & P /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 F 900 o f ( ) h (iv) h 300 -2254 M -5400 80589 T R R S 5400 -15200 T N 0 G 42748 -1800 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Demi & P /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 2000 o f (Preface) h 0 -8450 M n 0.700 o f (Intended Audience) h 10200 -10350 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 $ /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman & P /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (This manual describes the commands and facilities of the DECwindows Application) h 10200 -11550 M ($DWA$ utility. Readers are presumed to be familiar with VAX/VMS DCL Command) h 10200 -12750 M (Procedures, DECwindows applications and DECnet task\255to\255task communications.) h 0 -15150 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f (Associated Documents) h 10200 -17050 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (For additional information see the VAX/VMS documentation set.) h 0 -19450 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f (Structure of This Document) h 10200 -21350 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (This manual consists of three chapters.) h 10200 -22950 M (Chapter 1) h 16078 -22950 M (Summarizes the DWA utility.) h 10200 -24550 M (Chapter 2) h 16078 -24550 M (Describes installation of the DWA utility.) h 10200 -26150 M (Chapter 3) h 16078 -26150 M (Describes the procedures for setting up a new user of the DWA utility.) h 10200 -27750 M (Chapter 4) h 16078 -27750 M (Describe DWA commands and their usage.) h 16200 -28775 M -5400 15200 T R showpage $P e /$P a D g N 0 84189 T S S N 5766.00 -14414.00 M 55562.00 -14414.00 L S 0.00 G E R S 50 w 0 c 0 j 2 i 0.00 G k R R S 5400 -80589 T N 0 G 300 -975 M 41908 -975 M /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Book & P /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 F 900 o f ( ) h ( Summary) h /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Demi & P /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 900 o f ( ) h (1\2551) h 300 -2254 M -5400 80589 T R R S 5400 -11500 T N 0 G 39428 -1800 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 2000 o f (1) h 40548 -1800 M ( Summary) h -5400 11500 T R S 5400 -14900 T N 0 G 10200 -1050 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 $ /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman & P /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (DWA is a utility package for automatically starting DECwindows applications in a) h 10200 -2250 M (distributed environment.) h 10200 -4050 M (1) h 12200 -4050 M (It allows a system manager to define a set of applications that may be) h 12200 -5250 M (automatically started when a user logs onto a DECwindows workstation.) h 10200 -7050 M (2) h 12200 -7050 M (It allows the user to specify which of the applications set will be started, and on) h 12200 -8250 M (which nodes the DECwindows clients will execute.) h 10200 -10050 M (3) h 12200 -10050 M (It provides for simple restarting of applications in the event of application or) h 12200 -11250 M (system failure.) h 10200 -13050 M (4) h 12200 -13050 M (It provides a fallback facility, such that the application will still be run even if a) h 12200 -14250 M (specific CPU is unavailable.) h 0 -16850 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f (1.1) h 10200 -16850 M (Components of the DWA UTILITY) h 10200 -18750 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (The DWA utility has several components.) h 10200 -20550 M (1) h 12200 -20550 M (A data file which specifies which applications will be started for a particular user,) h 12200 -21750 M (and on which nodes they will execute.) h 10200 -23550 M (2) h 12200 -23550 M (A command file which executes during DECwindows login.) h 10200 -25350 M (3) h 12200 -25350 M (A directory of command files which execute the applications on the users' behalf.) h 10200 -27150 M (4) h 12200 -27150 M (A set of utility procedures which implement application starting and restarting.) h 10200 -28950 M (5) h 12200 -28950 M (A DECnet object responsible for the remote invocation of applications) h 10200 -30750 M (6) h 12200 -30750 M (A help file and this documentation.) h 0 -33350 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f (1.2) h 10200 -33350 M (Mechanism) h 10200 -35250 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (How does DWA work ?) h 10200 -37050 M (1) h 12200 -37050 M (A user logs in to a workstation) h 10200 -38850 M (2) h 12200 -38850 M (DECW$LOGIN.COM executes) h 10200 -40650 M (3) h 12200 -40650 M (The batch job DWA$SUBMIT.COM runs.) h 10200 -42450 M (4) h 12200 -42450 M (It scans DWA$APPLICATIONS.DAT for a list of applications to start, and the) h 12200 -43650 M (node on which each is to be started.) h 10200 -45450 M (5) h 12200 -45450 M (For each application, a DECnet connection is made to the remote node, specifying) h 12200 -46650 M (the application to start.) h 10200 -48450 M (6) h 12200 -48450 M (On the DECwindows client node, the DECwindows application is started,) h 12200 -49650 M (specifying the user's workstation as the DECwindows server.) h 0 -52250 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f (1.3) h 10200 -52250 M (Restrictions) h 10200 -54150 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (This version of DWA supports only VAX/VMS systems. This means that both) h 10200 -55350 M (DECwindows clients and DECwindows servers used by DWA must be VAX/VMS) h 10200 -56550 M (systems. It is planned to provide support for ULTRIX systems in a future version. The) h 10200 -57750 M (architecture of DWA means that it should be possible to support any operating system) h 10200 -58950 M (that supports DECnet and DECwindows.) h -5400 14900 T R showpage $P e /$P a D g N 0 84189 T S S 5400 -80589 T N 0 G 300 -975 M 42046 -975 M /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Book & P /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 F 900 o f ( ) h ( Summary ) h /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Demi & P /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 900 o f ( ) h (1\2552) h 300 -2254 M -5400 80589 T R R S 5400 -4200 T N 0 G 0 -1350 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f (1.4) h 10200 -1350 M (Supported Applications) h 10200 -3250 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 $ /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman & P /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (The following applications are supported by the DWA kit. See section ) h (2.4 for) h 10200 -4450 M (information about adding additional applications.) h 10200 -6600 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1200 o f (Out Of The Box Applications) h 10200 -8450 M /Courier-ISOLatin1 $ /Courier & P /Courier-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (Bookreader) h 21720 -8450 M (Calculator) h 33240 -8450 M (Calendar) h 10200 -9650 M (Cardfiler) h 15960 -9650 M 21720 -9650 M (Clock) h 27480 -9650 M 33240 -9650 M (Mail) h 10200 -10850 M (Notepad) h 15960 -10850 M 21720 -10850 M (Paint) h 27480 -10850 M 33240 -10850 M (Puzzle) h 10200 -12050 M (VUE) h 10200 -13250 M 10200 -15400 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1200 o f (Layered Products) h 10200 -17250 M /Courier-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (CMS) h 15960 -17250 M 21720 -17250 M (DECdecision) h 33240 -17250 M (DECwrite) h 10200 -18450 M (DTM) h 15960 -18450 M 21720 -18450 M (LSE) h 27480 -18450 M 33240 -18450 M (VAX NOTES) h 10200 -19650 M (PCA) h 15960 -19650 M 21720 -19650 M (DEC Image Scanning) h 33240 -19650 M (VAXpc) h 10200 -21800 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1200 o f (Other Assets) h 10200 -23650 M /Courier-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (VWSLAT) h -5400 4200 T R showpage $P e /$P a D g N 0 84189 T S S N 5766.00 -14414.00 M 55562.00 -14414.00 L S 0.00 G E R S 50 w 0 c 0 j 2 i 0.00 G k R R S 5400 -80589 T N 0 G 300 -975 M 41340 -975 M /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Book & P /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 F 900 o f ( ) h ( Installation) h /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Demi & P /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 900 o f ( ) h (2\2551) h 300 -2254 M -5400 80589 T R R S 5400 -11500 T N 0 G 38148 -1800 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 2000 o f (2) h 39268 -1800 M ( Installation) h -5400 11500 T R S 5400 -14900 T N 0 G 10200 -1050 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 $ /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman & P /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (The DWA utility is installed using VMSINSTAL. The software needs to be installed) h 10200 -2250 M (on each workstation and each DECwindows client where applications will be run.) h 0 -4650 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f (2.1) h 10200 -4650 M (Preinstallation Requirements) h 10200 -6550 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (The installation procedure requires 500 free blocks on the system disk for installation,) h 10200 -7750 M (and 100 blocks on the disk nominated to store the DWA library files. Check.) h 0 -10150 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f (2.2) h 10200 -10150 M (Installation Procedure) h 10200 -12050 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (A standard VMSINSTAL installation should be followed.) h 10200 -13850 M 15960 -13850 M /Courier-ISOLatin1 $ /Courier & P /Courier-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f ($@SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL DWA010 ddcu:) h 10200 -15050 M 10200 -16250 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (There is no IVP or LMF requirement.) h 0 -18650 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f (2.3) h 10200 -18650 M (Postinstallation Requirements) h 10200 -20550 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (The following symbol definition needs to be added to the system\255wide login command) h 10200 -21750 M (file for each workstation) h 10200 -22950 M 10200 -24150 M 15960 -24150 M /Courier-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (RESTART == "@DWA$LIBRARY:DWA$RESTART") h 10200 -25950 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (This allows workstation users to use the RESTART command to restart DECwindows) h 10200 -27150 M (applications in the event of application or system failure.) h 0 -29550 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f (2.4) h 10200 -29550 M (Adding New Applications) h 10200 -31450 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (To add new applications, a command file should be added to the DWA$LIBRARY:) h 10200 -32650 M (directory. See the existing command files for examples. Executable images located in) h 10200 -33850 M (SYS$SYSTEM are directly supported, provided that the file name begins with) h 10200 -35050 M (DECW$ $e.g. DECW$CLOCK $.) h 0 -37450 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f (2.5) h 10200 -37450 M (Security) h 10200 -39350 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (For an application to successfully start ...) h 10200 -41150 M (1) h 12200 -41150 M (There must be a proxy entry on the DECwindows ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 $ /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold & P /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (CLIENT) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f ( node for each) h 12200 -42350 M (workstation/user combination that will be using DWA. For example, if user) h 12200 -43550 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (JONES) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f ( on workstation ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (XRAY ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (wants to automatically start DECwindows client) h 12200 -44750 M (applications on nodes ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (RIGEL ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (and ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (VENUS) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (, then there must be default proxy) h 12200 -45950 M (entries for ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (XRAY::JONES ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (in the proxy databases on both ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (RIGEL ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (and ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (VENUS) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (.) h 12200 -47150 M (e.g.) h 12200 -48350 M 15960 -48350 M /Courier-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f ($MCR AUTHORIZE) h 12200 -49550 M 15960 -49550 M (ADD/PROXY XRAY::JONES JONES_J/DEFAULT) h 12200 -50750 M 10200 -52550 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (2) h 12200 -52550 M (There must be a DECwindows security entry in the workstation user's) h 12200 -53750 M (DECwindows profile for each DECwindows client. Using the above example,) h 12200 -54950 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (XRAY::JONES ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (must add the following security entries) h 12200 -56150 M 15960 -56150 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (RIGEL::JONES_J) h 12200 -57350 M 15960 -57350 M (VENUS::JONES_J) h 10200 -59350 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (Note that this means that when ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (JONES) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f ( logs in to the workstation ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (XRAY) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (,) h 10200 -60550 M (applications will be started on nodes ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (RIGEL) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f ( and) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f ( VENUS) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (, using the username) h -5400 14900 T R showpage $P e /$P a D g N 0 84189 T S S 5400 -80589 T N 0 G 300 -975 M 41478 -975 M /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Book & P /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 F 900 o f ( ) h ( Installation ) h /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Demi & P /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 900 o f ( ) h (2\2552) h 300 -2254 M -5400 80589 T R R S 5400 -4200 T N 0 G 10200 -1050 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 $ /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold & P /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (JONES_J) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 $ /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman & P /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (. As a result, the applications will use the files, privileges and quotas of) h 10200 -2250 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (JONES_J) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f ( on the respective nodes, rather than ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (XRAY::JONES) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (.) h 0 -4650 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f (2.6) h 10200 -4650 M (Queue Requirements) h 10200 -6550 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (In order to provide the quickest possible access to the workstation at login time, the) h 10200 -7750 M (application startup is done via a batch job. However this means that a default batch) h 10200 -8950 M (queue must exist on each workstation. To remove this requirement, change) h 10200 -10150 M (DECW$LOGIN.COM to execute DWA$STARTUP.COM directly, rather than via) h 10200 -11350 M (batch.) h -5400 4200 T R showpage $P e /$P a D g N 0 84189 T S S N 5766.00 -14414.00 M 55562.00 -14414.00 L S 0.00 G E R S 50 w 0 c 0 j 2 i 0.00 G k R R S 5400 -80589 T N 0 G 300 -975 M 41417 -975 M /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Book & P /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 F 900 o f ( ) h ( User Setup) h /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Demi & P /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 900 o f ( ) h (3\2551) h 300 -2254 M -5400 80589 T R R S 5400 -11500 T N 0 G 38468 -1800 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 2000 o f (3) h 39588 -1800 M ( User Setup) h -5400 11500 T R S 5400 -14900 T N 0 G 10200 -1050 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 $ /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman & P /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (Procedures must be established to add allow a workstation user to use the DWA) h 10200 -2250 M (utility.) h 10200 -4050 M (1) h 12200 -4050 M (See section ) h (2.5 for information about the security requirements associated with) h 12200 -5250 M (DWA.) h 10200 -7050 M (2) h 12200 -7050 M (The user's DECW$LOGIN.COM file $in DECW$USER_DEFAULTS$ must invoke) h 12200 -8250 M (DWA$SUBMIT. A sample DECW$LOGIN.COM file is reproduced here.) h 12200 -9450 M 12200 -10650 M /Courier-ISOLatin1 $ /Courier & P /Courier-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f ($ name = f$getsyi$"NODENAME"$) h 12200 -11850 M ($ submit DWA$LIBRARY:dwa$submit.com/noprint/param=$'name'$) h 12200 -13050 M ($ exit) h 12200 -14250 M 10200 -16050 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (3) h 12200 -16050 M (The file DWA$APPLICATIONS.DAT must exist in the user's) h 12200 -17250 M (DECW$USER_DEFAULTS directory. See section ) h (3.1 for the specifications of the) h 12200 -18450 M (contents of this file.) h 0 -21050 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f (3.1) h 10200 -21050 M (DWA$APPLICATIONS.DAT Syntax) h 10200 -22950 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (The file DWA$APPLICATIONS.DAT specifies, on a per\255user basis, the applications) h 10200 -24150 M (that DWA is to start, and the nodes on which they are to be started. This file must) h 10200 -25350 M (reside in the DECW$USER_DEFAULTS for each user. The file contains one record) h 10200 -26550 M (per application, with record format as follows) h 10200 -28500 M /Helvetica-ISOLatin1 $ /Helvetica & P /Helvetica-ISOLatin1 F 1200 o f (application primary_node [fallback_node] [wsdefault] [wsquota] [wsextent]) h 10200 -30350 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (where) h 10200 -32300 M /Helvetica-ISOLatin1 F 1200 o f (application) h 15960 -32300 M 21720 -32300 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (is the name of a command file in DWA$LIBRARY,) h 10200 -33550 M 15960 -33550 M 21720 -33550 M (or the name of an executable image in SYS$SYSTEM:) h 10200 -34750 M 15960 -34750 M 21720 -34750 M (The image name has the prefix DECW$ added. For example,) h 10200 -35950 M 15960 -35950 M 21720 -35950 M (the application name CLOCK runs the image ) h 44760 -35950 M 10200 -37150 M 15960 -37150 M 21720 -37150 M (SYS$SYSTEM:DECW$CLOCK.) h 10200 -39100 M /Helvetica-ISOLatin1 F 1200 o f (primary_node) h 21720 -39100 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (is the name of a DECnet node on which to run the ) h 10200 -40350 M 15960 -40350 M 21720 -40350 M (DECwindows client) h 10200 -42300 M /Helvetica-ISOLatin1 F 1200 o f (fallback_node) h 21720 -42300 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (is the name of a DECnet node on which to run the ) h 10200 -43550 M 15960 -43550 M 21720 -43550 M (DECwindows client if the primary node is unavailable) h 10200 -45500 M /Helvetica-ISOLatin1 F 1200 o f (wsdefault,wsquota,wsextent) h 10200 -46750 M 15960 -46750 M 21720 -46750 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (override the process values set in DWA$REMOTE.COM) h 10200 -48900 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1200 o f (Punctuation) h 10500 -50750 M /Symbol F 1000 o f (\267) h 12000 -50750 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (Fields may be separated by any combination of spaces and tabs.) h 10500 -52550 M /Symbol F 1000 o f (\267) h 12000 -52550 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (Any line beginning with an exclamation mark $!$ is treated as a comment.) h 10200 -54900 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1200 o f (Cluster Alias) h 10200 -56750 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (The use of a cluster alias as a node name is supported.) h -5400 14900 T R S 16682 -28857 36911 4793 @ S 100 w 0 c 0 j 2 i 0.00 G k R R showpage $P e /$P a D g N 0 84189 T S S 5400 -80589 T N 0 G 300 -975 M 41554 -975 M /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Book & P /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 F 900 o f ( ) h ( User Setup ) h /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Demi & P /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 900 o f ( ) h (3\2552) h 300 -2254 M -5400 80589 T R R S 5400 -4200 T N 0 G 10200 -1200 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1200 o f (Local Node) h 10200 -3050 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 $ /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman & P /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (Either the primary node or the fallback node may be specified as LOCAL. This means) h 10200 -4250 M (that the DECwindows client application is to be run on the DECwindows server node) h 10200 -5450 M ($the workstation$.) h 10200 -7250 M 10200 -8450 M 10200 -10600 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1200 o f (Examples) h 10200 -12000 M 10200 -14000 M 15960 -14000 M /Courier-ISOLatin1 $ /Courier & P /Courier-ISOLatin1 F 1200 o f (DECWRITE LOCAL) h 10200 -15400 M 15960 -15400 M (MAIL) h 21720 -15400 M (RIGEL) h 27480 -15400 M (VENUS) h 33240 -15400 M (500 1000 1500) h 10200 -16800 M 15960 -16800 M (NOTES) h 21720 -16800 M (VENUS) h 27480 -16800 M (LOCAL) h 10200 -18200 M 15960 -18200 M (! Adding an extra application,) h 10200 -19600 M 15960 -19600 M (! running on the workstation) h 10200 -21000 M 15960 -21000 M (CALENDAR) h 27480 -21000 M (LOCAL) h 10200 -22400 M 15960 -22400 M (! If any node in the cluster is available,) h 10200 -23800 M 15960 -23800 M (! run VUE there,) h 10200 -25200 M 15960 -25200 M (! otherwise use the workstation) h 10200 -26600 M 15960 -26600 M (VUE$MASTER) h 27480 -26600 M (MYCLUSTER LOCAL) h 10200 -28600 M 0 -31050 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f (3.2) h 10200 -31050 M (Processing Resources) h 10200 -32950 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (DECwindows applications are often more memory\255intensive than the character\255cell) h 10200 -34150 M (counterparts. As a result, it is important to provide sufficient memory to processes) h 10200 -35350 M (running DECwindows client applications. The advantage of using DWA is that it) h 10200 -36550 M (easily allows applications to be off\255loaded from the user's workstation to a remote) h 10200 -37750 M (CPU, which might have the memory resources to support these applications. There) h 10200 -38950 M (are several important points to keep in mind) h 10200 -40750 M (1) h 12200 -40750 M (The server process on the workstation will be asked to support many applications.) h 12200 -41950 M (As a result, make sure that it has sufficient memory. The system logical name) h 12200 -43150 M (DECW$SERVER_WSQUOTA can be set to supply a value greater than the) h 12200 -44350 M (default in your system startup file.) h 12200 -45550 M 15960 -45550 M (e.g.) h /Courier-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f ( $DEFINE/SYSTEM DECW$SERVER_WSQUOTA 2000) h 10200 -47350 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (2) h 12200 -47350 M (Both client and server nodes will have additional DECnet links because of DWA.) h 12200 -48550 M (Set the value of EXECUTOR MAX LINKS to a large enough value to support the) h 12200 -49750 M (additional links.) h 10200 -51550 M (3) h 12200 -51550 M (Encourage all of your users to run a particular application on one node.) h 12200 -52750 M (Additional users of an application on a node do not impose the same memory) h 12200 -53950 M (penalty as the first, because of the memory\255sharing capabilities of VAX/VMS. On) h 12200 -55150 M (the selected node, install the image that is to be shared.) h 10200 -56950 M (4) h 12200 -56950 M (It is important to decide whether to run an application locally or remotely. The) h 12200 -58150 M (principal factors in making this decision are) h 12200 -59950 M (a.) h 13800 -59950 M (Memory requirements. Compare the memory requirements of the application) h 13800 -61150 M (with available memory on the workstation.) h 12200 -62950 M (b.) h 13800 -62950 M (Screen I/O requirements. Applications that do a large amount of screen I/O) h 13800 -64150 M (are best run locally.) h 12200 -65950 M (c.) h 13800 -65950 M (Disk I/O requirements. An application that does a large amount of disk I/O is) h 13800 -67150 M (best run on a node to which the disks are attached, rather than, for example,) h 13800 -68350 M (using MSCP served disks.) h 10200 -70150 M (5) h 12200 -70150 M (For applications run remotely, check the process quotas for the remote account. If) h 12200 -71350 M (this account has been used for general time\255sharing before the introduction of) h -5400 4200 T R S 19270 -32022 33651 16011 @ S 100 w 0 c 0 j 2 i 0.00 G k R R showpage $P e /$P a D g N 0 84189 T S S 5400 -80589 T N 0 G 300 -975 M 41554 -975 M /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Book & P /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 F 900 o f ( ) h ( User Setup ) h /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Demi & P /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 900 o f ( ) h (3\2553) h 300 -2254 M -5400 80589 T R R S 5400 -4200 T N 0 G 12200 -1050 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 $ /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman & P /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (DECwindows workstations, then several process quotas may need to be reviewed) h 12200 -2250 M (to accommodate this new use.) h 10200 -4250 M 15960 -4250 M 21720 -4250 M 10200 -5450 M -5400 4200 T R showpage $P e /$P a D g N 0 84189 T S S N 5766.00 -14414.00 M 55562.00 -14414.00 L S 0.00 G E R S 50 w 0 c 0 j 2 i 0.00 G k R R S 5400 -80589 T N 0 G 300 -975 M 40821 -975 M /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Book & P /AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 F 900 o f ( ) h ( Commands) h /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 $ /AvantGarde-Demi & P /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 900 o f ( ) h (4\2551) h 300 -2254 M -5400 80589 T R R S 5400 -11500 T N 0 G 37228 -1800 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 2000 o f (4) h 38348 -1800 M ( Commands) h -5400 11500 T R S 5400 -14900 T N 0 G 10200 -1050 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 $ /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman & P /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (The DCL command provided by DWA is ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 $ /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold & P /NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (RESTART) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (. This command is enabled by the) h 10200 -2250 M (definition of a symbol in the system wide login command file. See section ) h (2.3 for) h 10200 -3450 M (information about including this symbol.) h 0 -5850 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f (4.1) h 10200 -5850 M (RESTART) h 10200 -7750 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (The RESTART command allows the user to) h 10500 -9550 M /Symbol F 1000 o f (\267) h 12000 -9550 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (Restart an application in the event of application failure) h 10500 -11350 M /Symbol F 1000 o f (\267) h 12000 -11350 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (Restart a group of applications in the event of DECwindows client system failure) h 10500 -13150 M /Symbol F 1000 o f (\267) h 12000 -13150 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (Restart all applications that are not currently running) h 10500 -14950 M /Symbol F 1000 o f (\267) h 12000 -14950 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (Start an application or group of applications on a node other than that specified in) h 12000 -16150 M (the DWA$APPLICATIONS.DAT file) h 10500 -17950 M /Symbol F 1000 o f (\267) h 12000 -17950 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (Start an application or group of applications on a fallback node in the case that) h 12000 -19150 M (the node specified in DWA$APPLICATIONS.DAT is not available.) h 10200 -21500 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1200 o f (Format) h 10200 -23650 M 15960 -23650 M /Helvetica-Bold-ISOLatin1 $ /Helvetica-Bold & P /Helvetica-Bold-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f (RESTART) h /Helvetica-BoldOblique-ISOLatin1 $ /Helvetica-BoldOblique & P /Helvetica-BoldOblique-ISOLatin1 F 1400 o f ( p1 [p2]) h 10200 -25900 M /AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 F 1200 o f (Syntax Rules) h 10200 -27750 M /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f (1) h 12200 -27750 M (If ) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Italic-ISOLatin1 $ /NewCenturySchlbk-Italic & P /NewCenturySchlbk-Italic-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f ( p1) h /NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 F 1000 o f ( is the name of an application $in DWA$APPLICATYIONS.DAT$, then that) h 12200 -28950 M (application is restarted.) h 10200 -30750 M (2) h 12200 -30750 M (If p1 is the name of a node $in DWA$APPLICATIONS.DAT$ , then all applications) h 12200 -31950 M (for that node are restarted.) h 10200 -33750 M (3) h 12200 -33750 M (If p1 is "" then all applications $in DWA$APPLICATIONS.DAT$ are restarted.) h 10200 -35550 M (4) h 12200 -35550 M (If p2 is supplied, then it overrides the node name specified in) h 12200 -36750 M (DWA$APPLICATIONS.DAT.) h 10200 -38050 M -5400 14900 T R showpage $P e $D restore %%Trailer end % DEC_WRITE_dict %%Pages: 12 %%DocumentFonts: AvantGarde-Book-ISOLatin1 %%+ NewCenturySchlbk-Roman-ISOLatin1 %%+ NewCenturySchlbk-Bold-ISOLatin1 %%+ AvantGarde-Demi-ISOLatin1 %%+ Times-Roman-ISOLatin1 %%+ Courier-ISOLatin1 %%+ Helvetica-ISOLatin1 %%+ Symbol %%+ Helvetica-Bold-ISOLatin1 %%+ Helvetica-BoldOblique-ISOLatin1 %%+ NewCenturySchlbk-Italic-ISOLatin1
561.14	Postscript has an error	XANADU::FLEISCHER	without vision the people perish (381-0899 ZKO3-2/T63)	`Fri Jan 12 1990 17:54`	8
	I get an error when I try to print the above file on an LPS40 or LN03R: %LPS-W-SYNERR, syntaxerror: Input ended in string or procedure body - offending command is ................................................................................................... 39980 -7850 M /AvantGarde-De (12-JAN-1990 17:00)