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by **Justin Weather** » Thu, 23 Jul 1998 04:00:00

We have just upgraded to OSR 5.0.4 . and have Vision FS 2.0 installed.
Unfortunately I can't find any info about how to use it.
The README.vfs refers to a Profile Editor in SCO, but I can't find it. I
found a link at www.vision.sco.com to an article about installing and
configuring it, but no document was retrieved.
Any info or advice you might offer is welcome.
Thank you,
-justin

by **Matt Schofiel** » Thu, 23 Jul 1998 04:00:00

Justin,

You can download the manual (Adobe Acrobat pdf format) from:
http://www.sco.com/vision/eval/manuals.html

There's also general product info on:
http://www.sco.com/vision/products/visionfs/info.html

Best regards

Matthew Schofield

> We have just upgraded to OSR 5.0.4 . and have Vision FS 2.0 installed.
> Unfortunately I can't find any info about how to use it.
> The README.vfs refers to a Profile Editor in SCO, but I can't find it. I
> found a link at www.vision.sco.com to an article about installing and
> configuring it, but no document was retrieved.
> Any info or advice you might offer is welcome.
> Thank you,
> -justin

by **Dave Nobl** » Thu, 23 Jul 1998 04:00:00

> We have just upgraded to OSR 5.0.4 . and have Vision FS 2.0 installed.
> Unfortunately I can't find any info about how to use it.
> The README.vfs refers to a Profile Editor in SCO, but I can't find it.

The Profile Editor is run from your Windows95/NT Network Neighborhood
in the \\machine\visiontools\visionfs directory structure.

Dave.

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by **Matt Schofiel** » Thu, 23 Jul 1998 04:00:00

> I am curious about the UNIX Neighborhood that is mentioned. On my 95 box
> there is no unix nbrhood. Only Network Neighborhood. how can I view the
> UNIX nbrhood?

Where is Unix Neighbourhood mentioned? Unix Neighbourhood is a unix file
system and file transfer utility included with SCO Vision Family
products that contain PC components (XVision, TermVision,
SQL-Retriever). It is not used in any capacity with VisionFS. VisionFS
simply shares up selected parts of the Unix file system and Unix
printers as Windows resources. These are then accessible through Windows
networking e.g. Network Neighbourhood.

Best regards

Matthew Schofield

by **Dave Nobl** » Thu, 23 Jul 1998 04:00:00

> I am curious about the UNIX Neighborhood that is mentioned. On my
> 95 box there is no unix nbrhood. Only Network Neighborhood. how
> can I view the UNIX nbrhood?

You get the UNIX Neighborhood as part of Xvision Eclipse (the PC
X Server), not VisionFS.

Regards,
Dave.

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by **Justin Weather** » Fri, 24 Jul 1998 04:00:00

Thanks for the helpguys.
I actually stumbled upon it a couple of minutes after I sent that message.
I mapped the network drive and then ran the editor.
Finally access to my files!!! Now I can work around that incapable
ODBC driver.

I am curious about the UNIX Neighborhood that is mentioned. On my 95 box
there is no unix nbrhood. Only Network Neighborhood. how can I view the
UNIX nbrhood?

-thanks
Justin

>We have just upgraded to OSR 5.0.4 . and have Vision FS 2.0 installed.
>Unfortunately I can't find any info about how to use it.
>The README.vfs refers to a Profile Editor in SCO, but I can't find it. I
>found a link at www.vision.sco.com to an article about installing and
>configuring it, but no document was retrieved.
>Any info or advice you might offer is welcome.
>Thank you,
>-justin

by **Justin Weather** » Fri, 24 Jul 1998 04:00:00

Ahhh. Well there you go.

thanks Matt and thanks Dave!

Justin

>Thanks for the helpguys.
>I actually stumbled upon it a couple of minutes after I sent that message.
>I mapped the network drive and then ran the editor.
>Finally access to my files!!! Now I can work around that incapable
>ODBC driver.

>I am curious about the UNIX Neighborhood that is mentioned. On my 95 box
>there is no unix nbrhood. Only Network Neighborhood. how can I view the
>UNIX nbrhood?

>-thanks
>Justin

>>We have just upgraded to OSR 5.0.4 . and have Vision FS 2.0 installed.
>>Unfortunately I can't find any info about how to use it.
>>The README.vfs refers to a Profile Editor in SCO, but I can't find it. I
>>found a link at www.vision.sco.com to an article about installing and
>>configuring it, but no document was retrieved.
>>Any info or advice you might offer is welcome.
>>Thank you,
>>-justin

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