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corresponding template file is used for the help file. When Help (?) is selected in the web browser the contents of the applicable template file are displayed. Once the Event, Console or User is modified, a separate *.info (where * is the name of the Event, Console or User) file is created for that specific Event, Console or User and is stored in the Config subdirectory under the installation directory for the server. The next time the help (?) is se- lected, the *.info file is displayed.

The default versions of these templates are located in the Config sub-directory of the ConsoleWorks root direc- tory and are called: CONSOLE.TEMPLATE, EVENT_COMMON.TEMPLATE, EVENT.TEMPLATE and USER.TEMPLATE.

The User and the Console templates files are text only files. The Event template text file can also include HTML tags. The templates created during installation can be edited once installed using a standard text editor. Once the templates are edited, all subsequent *.info files that are created will contain the modified versions of the template files. This is often a convenience if particular information, such as company contacts or refer- ences are desired to be in all of the help files.

Event Template Files

ConsoleWorks supports each Event with a specific help file for each Event. Initially, the text displayed in the help window will be the text and/or HTML tags contained in the EVENT.TEMPLATE file. The text in the file can be edited and can include HTML tags. The file is used in a web browser environment where the HTML references can be clicked on to jump to another document. The HTML tags can point to any online documentation re- trievable to the ConsoleWorks NT client via HTTP (the client's access may not be the same access as the Con- soleWorks server's access).

♦note: When the link is clicked on, the requested file is shown in the target window specified. Accordingly, it is recommended that a new target window be specified unless the requested link will display well within the ConsoleWorks Event info box containing the link.

Each event help window can be edited to contain whatever information is deemed necessary, some sugges- tions are:

site and/or event specific procedures,

explanations to the ConsoleWorks user responding to the event what the event means, provide a URL to other web documents or vendor documentation.

Event Template Files

ConsoleWorks supports each Event with a specific help file for each Event. Additionally, information that is considered common to all events can also be displayed. The text displayed in the topside of the help window will be the text and/or HTML tags contained in the EVENT.TEMPLATE file. The text displayed at the bottom of the help window will be the text and/or HTML tags contained in the EVENT_COMMON.TEMPLATE file.

The text in the EVENT_COMMON.TEMPLATE file can be edited and can include HTML tags. The file is used in a web browser environment where the HTML references can be clicked on to jump to another document. The HTML tags can point to any online documentation retrievable to the ConsoleWorks client via HTTP (the client's access may not be the same access as the ConsoleWorks server's access).

♦note: When the link is clicked on, the requested file is shown in the target window specified. Accordingly, it is recommended that a new target window be specified unless the requested link will display well within the ConsoleWorks Event info box containing the link.

Event information common to all events can be posted in to the EVENT_COMMON.TEMPLATE file to contain whatever information is deemed necessary, some suggestions are:

site or company specific procedures, and to

provide a URL to other web documents or vendor documentation.

Console Template

ConsoleWorks supports each Console with a specific help file for the Console. Initially, the text displayed in the

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Contents Windows NT/2000 FAX Table of Contents Iii Intended Audience Pre-InstallationInstallation PurposeConventions used in this Guide Customer SupportIntroduction to ConsoleWorks Overview of the ConsoleWorks Installation ProcessAlpha Installation TermsDefault Files AgentEvents InstallerProduct Authorization Key PAK Distribution Kit or PackageUser Account Installation ConceptsInstallation Phases Pre-Installation SolarisConsoleWorks Manager ConfigurationInvocation Components Figure UserSpecial Note for Polycenter Console Manager PCM owners Installation Tips and RecommendationsRelease Notes Host System Criticality and ConsoleWorks ExclusivityHost Operating Systems Supported Files at the TDi WebsiteCPU requirements Administrator Account Privileges are RequiredMents RAM requirementsUninstall all versions of Field Test Software if applicable Make backup of system disksInstallation Process Administrator privilegesPage Page Page Page Installing ConsoleWorks Licenses State of Installation after CompletionConsoleWorks manual starts and manual shut- downs ConsoleWorks and the Services Control PanelStarting the ConsoleWorks Server Add ConsoleWorks to the system startupConsoleWorks databases Importing ConsoleWorks Database Editing ConsoleWorks Default TemplatesAdding functionality Import existing scan definitions Importing PolyCenter Console Manager PCM Port filesConsole Template Event Template FilesLOG Directory User Template FilesRemove the ConsoleWorks Client and Server Programs Re-install the ConsoleWorks Server and Client ProgramsInstall ConsoleWorks Licenses Stop the ConsoleWorks Server and License ManagerAdd ConsoleWorks to the system startup Appendices This Page Intentionally Blank Profile Rules Appendix 1 Profile Rules and ExamplesThis Page Intentionally Blank Appendix 2 Html Directory Edits This Page Intentionally Blank DIR CONSOLE.TEMPLATE CPYCOLBUTTON.GIF TFSHOW.JS BLANKBUTTON.GIF TRIRIGHT.GIF FREEWARECOPYRIGHT.TXT Dirs 6,723,207,168 bytes free \HTML Document End

Version 1.5.0 specifications

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