Posted by jeffrey harding on November 11, 2016 at 08:28:48:
In Reply to: Re: docmgr posted by Grant Foraker on November 11, 2016 at 06:17:19:
SAME RESULT
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* Comet version :506.299 Date: 01/19/02 *
* SYSGEN version: 01.031 *
* Generated from NEW style .CFG format. *
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[ENTERPRISE]
;--------------------------------------------------------------
; All segment titles under ENTERPRISE are optional and may be
; included for informational purposes, if desired.
;--------------------------------------------------------------
Name = V.G. Supply Co., Inc.;
Adr1 = 100 Riverside Drive;
Adr2 = ;
Adr3 = Calumet City, IL. 60409;
Phn# = 708-891-1500;
Fax# = 708=891-5200;
Attn = TOM HARDING;
Internet Addr = tomh@vgsupply.com;
[SITE]
;--------------------------------------------------------------
; Titles "Name" through "Internet Addr" are informational
; fields and are not mandatory. The "Server" field is used
; to define ALL possible network servers that are required
; by your users or Comet workstations.
; Some users may require a login to a single server, whereas
; others may need to login to two or more servers. The basic
; rule of thumb is a "Server" declaration will be needed if
; at least one user requires it.
;
; Syntax rules for "Server"
;
; Option 1 is the network device name in the form Nxx,
; where xx is a number from 00 through 99.
; Option 2 is the type of network connection used. You have
; the following choices: "TCP" for CometServe 32; "NLM" for
; CometServe NLM.
; Option 3 is used to define whether the network connection
; is "L"-local or "R"-remote (supresses Dial-up Networking).
; Option 4 is used to define the server's "network address"
; or the "Comet_Server_?" number.
;
;--------------------------------------------------------------
Name = V.G. Supply Co.Inc.;
Adr1 = ;
Adr2 = ;
Adr3 = ;
Phn# = ;
Fax# = ;
Attn = ;
SERVER = N01,TCP,L,127.0.0.1;
;Server = N02,TCP,L,192.168.2.224;
[COMET SYSTEM OPTIONS]
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The following is an explanation on the use of each segment title:
;
; First Partition - Just enter the name of the first partition on
; this NODE.
;
; # of Partitions - Enter the number of partitions between 1 and 99
; which includes all terminals, logical terminal
; sessions and background partitions. Note that
; all partitions (foreground, background, base
; and expanded memory) require 64K in 504.
;
; First Terminal - Enter the first terminal device name on this
; NODE.
;
; Fast Write Option - YES means disk writes will be buffered and not
; immediately written to disk.
; NO means disk writes will be directly written
; to disc.
;
; A "YES" will dramatically increase the speed of
; the system at the expense of file system
; integrity should an interruption occur.
;
; Ignore Error 44 - COMET issues error 44 if a write occurs with a
; format that exceeds the actual size of the file
; record length. This option offers a protection
; measure, but may be overridden for testing
; purposes.
;
; YES means to ignore all error 44's.
; NO means to acknowledge all error 44's.
;
; Background Priority - Enter the priority setting (0 through 255) for
; all background partitions. The priority setting
; determines the relative speed of execution to
; other users on the system. (0 is fastest and
; 255 is slowest)
;
; European Numbers - Comet will display numeric fields in European
; format if this field is set to YES. Otherwise,
; set it as NO.
;
;
; Single User Plug Port # - This option is only valid for Comet single-user
; systems. It is ignored if multi-user. Enter "1"
; if the single user plug is attached to the
; parallel port used for LPT1. Enter "2" if it is
; attached to LPT2.
;
; Clock Name - Normally, the clock device name is CL1. If, for
; whatever reason, an alternate clock name is
; required, such a
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