HP UX 11i v1 Networking Software Manager applications, Setting the User-Defined Buttons, Procedure

				Understanding Client Tools
				Using NetWare User Tools for MS Windows
Table 3-3		“NetWare Settings” Options
	Option			Explanation
	386 Enhanced DOS			“Global Drives and Paths” enables MS Windows to support global drive
	Sessions			mappings and paths across multiple DOS box sessions.
				To enable global drive mapping support, add the following heading and
				command in the MS Windows SYSTEM.INI file:
				[NETWARE]
				NWSharehandles=true
	Resource Display			• “Bindery” displays available bindery servers in the “Resources” list.
				• “Personal” displays available Personal NetWare servers in the
				“Resources” list.
				• “DS Object” displays available NetWare Directory Services objects
				in the “Resources” list.
				• “DS Containers” displays available NetWare Directory Services
				containers in the “Resources” list.
				• “Name Sort” displays resources sorted by their name.
				• “Type Sort” displays resources sorted by their type.
		User-Defined Buttons 1 and 2
		The 1 and 2 buttons on the right side of the menu bar allow you to load
		additional programs within NetWare User Tools for MS Windows. This can
		be very useful for accessing the MS Windows File Manager and Print
		Manager applications.
		Setting the User-Defined Buttons
		To define the user-defined buttons, complete the following steps.
		Procedure
		1 Open the “User Defined Path” dialog.
			You can open this dialog in either of the following two ways:
			• If no previous path is defined, choose the 1 or 2 button or press <Alt>+<1>
			or <Alt>+<2>.
			• If a previous path is defined, press <Alt>+<1> or <Alt>+<2>.

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