Trueflow SE v5.

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INSTALLATION GUIDE
WINDOWS SERVER 2003 EDITION
First Edition
Trueflow SE v5.01 Installation Guide Windows Server 2003 Edition

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 Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction.................................................................. 1

Chapter 2 Dell PowerEdge 1800/2800/2900/6800 BIOS Setup �� 3

Chapter 3 Preparing for Trueflow Software Installation............. 5

Chapter 4 The Trueflow Software Installation Workflow............. 7

Chapter 5 Configuring the RAID Array........................................ 9

Dell PowerEdge 2800/6800....................................................... 9

Dell PowerEdge 2900.............................................................. 11

Chapter 6 Installing Windows Server 2003............................... 13

Chapter 7 Configuring Display Properties................................ 17

Changing to the Classic Windows Option............................ 17

Configuring the Screen Resolution....................................... 19

Chapter 8 Setting the Administrator Password........................ 21

Chapter 9 Loading Macintosh File Services (OS 9 Only) . ...... 25

Chapter 10 Setting Up Disk Drive Partitions............................. 31

Chapter 11 Setting Up System Properties................................ 43

Chapter 12 Disabling a Second Network Adapter.................... 51

Chapter 13 Installing Adobe Acrobat Reader........................... 53

Chapter 14 Installing the Trueflow Software............................. 55

Trueflow SE Server Installation.............................................. 55

Trueflow Patches Installation................................................. 65

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Trueflow Client Installation..................................................... 69

Windows........................................................................ 69

Mac OS X....................................................................... 73

Trueflow FPIF Driver Installation........................................... 75

Trueflow SPM Installation....................................................... 78

Chapter 15 Setting Up Shared Folders for

Macintosh Access (OS 9 Only).................................................... 81

Chapter 16 Setting Up the Trueflow System............................. 97

Trueflow License Installation................................................. 97

Shared Output Folder Setup................................................ 101

Output Device Setup............................................................. 104

Chapter 17 Installing RipFileViewer......................................... 109

RipFileViewer Installation..................................................... 109

Chapter 18 Installing FlatWorker SE........................................ 113

FlatWorker SE Installation.................................................... 113

FlatWorker SE License Installation...................................... 119

Chapter 19 Installing TrapEditor............................................... 121

TrapEditor Installation.......................................................... 121

TrapEditor License Installation............................................ 125

Chapter 20 Installing PDF Trapeditor....................................... 127

PDF Trapeditor Installation................................................... 127

PDF Trapeditor License Installation..................................... 130

Chapter 21 Installing MasterFileEditor................................... 133

MasterFileEditor Installation................................................ 133

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Chapter 22 Installing PageOptimize........................................ 137

PageOptimize Installation..................................................... 137

Chapter 23 Installing Colorgenius AC/LE................................ 141

Colorgenius AC/LE Installation............................................ 141

Windows........................................................................... 141

Macintosh......................................................................... 144

Chapter 24 Standard System Settings (OS 9 Only)................ 149

PDF Resource Fork Creation Setting.................................. 149

Configuring Windows Server 2003

File Sharing Permissions..................................................... 151

Configuring Windows Server 2003 File Sharing

for Mac OS X.......................................................................... 161

Enabling Write Permissions for Macintosh

Shared Folders...................................................................... 163

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 Chapter 1 Introduction
This installation guide describes how to load and configure Windows
Server 2003 and Trueflow SE.
Note You must install Trueflow on a computer that is
connected to a Local Area Network (LAN).
The instructions in this guide are for a fresh installation of Trueflow SE
on a Dell PowerEdge 1800/2800/2900/6800. If you are not installing
Trueflow SE on a clean Dell PowerEdge 1800/2800/2900/6800, the
installation instructions may not apply.
Note The Dell PowerEdge 6800 does not include an
Ignore this onboard parallel port, required for the Trueflow
note if you security dongle. Therefore, STCA is currently
use a USB recommending the SIIG Low Profile PCI-1P
dongle. ECP/EPP parallel port card. The model number
for the card is LP0404 and the SIIG part
number is LP-P01011. Install the parallel port
card into Slot 11 on the Dell PowerEdge 6800
before proceeding with the instructions in this
guide.

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 Chapter 2 Dell PowerEdge 1800/2800/2900/6800
BIOS Setup
The BIOS for the Dell PowerEdge 1800/2800/2900/6800 must be
manually configured. You must disable the Logical Processor setting for
the PowerEdge 1800/2800/2900/6800. For the PowerEdge 2800 only,
you must also edit the BIOS settings for the parallel port or else the
Trueflow parallel dongle will not work (ignore this line if you use a USB
dongle).
To configure the BIOS:
1. Start the computer, then press the “F2” key to start the BIOS
Setup.
2. Scroll down to “CPU Information,” then press the “Enter” key. A
new window will appear.
3. Select “Logical Processor,” then press the right arrow key until
“Disabled” is selected.
4. Press the “Enter” key. The window will close.
If you are using the PowerEdge 1800/2900/6800, skip to Step 9.
If you are using the PowerEdge 2800, continue to the next step.
5. In the Setup window, scroll to “Integrated Devices,” then press
the “Enter” key. A new window will appear.
6. Select “Parallel Port,” then press the right arrow key until “378H”
is selected.
7. Select “Parallel Port Mode,” then press the right arrow key until
“AT” is selected.
8. Press the “Enter” key. The window will close.
9. Press the “Esc” key to exit the BIOS setup.
10. Select “Save Changes and Exit,” then press the “Enter” key. The
computer will restart.

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 Chapter 3 Preparing for Trueflow Software
Installation
A number of CD-ROMs are required to install Trueflow. Please check that
you have the following software before beginning the installation.
Microsoft Software:
• Windows Server 2003 CD-ROMs
Dell Software:
• Dell OpenManage Server Assistant CD-ROM
Adobe Software
• Acrobat Reader (located on the Trueflow SE
Manuals CD-ROM)
Trueflow Software
Note If you received a DVD, it will contain all of the
following Trueflow SE software.
• Trueflow SE Application CD-ROM for Win 1
• Trueflow SE Application CD-ROM for Win 2
• Trueflow SE SPM CD-ROM
• Trueflow SE Manuals CD-ROM
• Trueflow SE Utilities CD-ROM
• FlatWorker SE CD-ROM
• Colorgenius LE CD-ROM
• PageOptimize CD-ROM
• JobArchiver CD-ROM
Note You may also receive a Trueflow SE License
CD-ROM (includes TrapEditor and FlatWorker
SE license, if necessary).
FlatWorker SE includes two versions of FlatWorker SE: ImposeEditor
and FlatWorker SE Full Version. ImposeEditor can be run without a
dongle or license. However, FlatWorker SE Full Version can be run only
after installing a security license and attaching a security dongle to the
computer.
TrapEditor requires a dongle and security license.

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Trueflow also requires a security dongle. Check that the dongle is

securely attached to the computer.
PDF Trapeditor requires Adobe Acrobat 8.0 Pro. To save a PDF file with
trapping requires a dongle.

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 Chapter 4 The Trueflow Software Installation
Workflow
The Trueflow software installation workflow is as follows:
1. Configure the RAID array (PowerEdge 2800/2900/6800 only).
2. Install Windows Server 2003 and SP2.
3. Set up the display.
4. Set the administrator password.
5. Load Macintosh File Services.
6. Configure disk drive partitions.
7. Set up system properties (Swap Area and Dump File Creation
Setup).
8. Disable the second network adapter.
9. Install Acrobat Reader.
10. Install the Trueflow server and Sentinel dongle driver.
11. Install the Trueflow patches.
12. Install the Trueflow client.
13. Install the PIF driver.
14. Install the Trueflow SPM.
15. Set up shared folders for Macintosh access.
16. Set up Trueflow system settings.
17. Install RIPFileViewer.
18. Install FlatWorker SE.
19. Install TrapEditor.
20. Install PDF TrapEditor.
21. Install DotTIFF Rotation Tool.
22. Install MasterFileEditor.
23. Install PageOptimize.
24. Configure standard system settings.

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 Chapter 5 Configuring the RAID Array
This chapter describes the configuration procedures for new PowerEdge
2800/6800 and 2900 systems that have not had the RAID array
configured.
Note PowerEdge 1800 systems do not come with a
RAID array. If you are installing Trueflow on a
PowerEdge 1800, skip to the next chapter.
All new RAID arrays must be configured using these procedures.
The procedures can also be used if you need to erase the existing
configuration and initialize the RAID array.

Dell PowerEdge 2800/6800

The following RAID configuration procedure can be used to configure
the PERC 3/DC RAID array card in the PowerEdge 6800 or the PERC
4/DC RAID array built onto the PowerEdge 2800 motherboard.
To configure the RAID array:
1. Start the computer, then press “Ctrl + M” when the computer
recognizes the PowerEdge Expandable RAID Controller.
2. Select “Configure,” then press the “Enter” key. A new window
will appear.
3. Select “New Configuration,” then press the “Enter” key. The
Proceed? window will appear.
4. Select “Yes,” then press the “Enter” key. A list of drives will
appear, which includes all properly installed drives that are
attached to the RAID controller.
5. Select a drive, then press the space bar. The drive status will
change from “READY” to “ONLINE.” Do this for all listed drives.
6. When all the drives are shown as “ONLINE,” press the “Enter” key
to end the selection process.
7. Press the “F10” key to configure the RAID.
8. Press the space bar to select “Array A-00,” then press the “F10”
key to configure the array.

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9. To change any setup parameter for the RAID, move to the

parameter, press the “Enter” key, select a new setting, then press
the “Enter” key again.
Configure the RAID parameters, as follows:
• RAID Level: 5
• Size: Total capacity of all drives minus the capacity of a
single drive
• Span: No
10. When you finish configuring RAID parameters, select “Accept,”
then press the “Enter” key.
11. Press the “Enter” key. The Save Configuration? window will
appear.
12. Select “Yes,” then press the “Enter” key.
13. Press any key (such as the space bar).
14. Press the “Esc” key to return to the Management Menu window.
15. Select “Initialize,” then press the “Enter” key.
16. Press the space bar to select “Logical Drive 0.”
17. Press the “F10” key to initialize the RAID array. The initialize
Drives? window will appear.
18. Select “Yes,” then press the “Enter” key.
19. Press the space bar to continue.
20. Press the “Esc” key twice. The Exit? window will appear.
21. Select “Yes,” then press the “Enter” key.
22. You can now restart the computer. If you are going to install
Windows Server 2003 next, insert the Dell OpenManage Server
Assistant CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive, then press the “Ctrl +
Alt +Delete” keys simultaneously to restart the computer.

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Dell PowerEdge 2900

The following RAID configuration procedure can be used to configure
the PERC 5/i RAID array card in the PowerEdge 2900.
To configure the RAID array:
1. Start the computer, then press “Ctrl + R” when the computer
recognizes the PowerEdge Expandable RAID Controller.
2. The VD Mgmt window will open. Press the “F2” key and select
“Reset Config.”
3. Click the “OK” button to delete all the virtual disks created.
4. Press the “F2” key and select “Create New VD.”
5. Select the “RAID Level” field, then press the “Enter” key to view a
list of RAID levels.
6. Select the desired RAID level from the list and press the “Enter”
key.
7. Select a drive(s) in the “Physical Disks” section using the space
bar.
8. Leave the default value in the “VD Size” field in the “Basic
Settings” section.
9. Enter a virtual disk name in the “VD Name” field in the “Basic
Settings” section.
10. Leave the default values in the “Advanced Settings” section.
11. Click the “OK” button in the VD Mgmt window, then press the
“Enter” key.
12. Press the “Esc” key to exit the setup.
13. Press “Ctrl+Alt+Delete” to reboot the system.

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 Chapter 6 Installing Windows Server 2003
Required Software:
• Microsoft Windows Server 2003 CD-ROM
• Dell OpenManage Server Assistant CD-ROM
This chapter describes how to install Windows Server 2003 and Service
Pack 1 on a Dell PowerEdge 1800/2800/2900/6800 that does not have an
operating system installed and partitioned drives.
To install Windows Server 2003:
1. Turn on the computer and insert the Dell OpenManage Server
Assistant CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive (if it is not already in
the CD-ROM drive). The CD-ROM will automatically run and the
OpenManage Server Assistant window will appear.
2. Select “English” as the language you wish to use. The Dell license
agreement will appear.
3. Click the “Accept” button.
4. Confirm “English” is selected as the language in the “Select
Language” drop-down list (on the left side of the window), then
click the “Click Here for Server Setup” button.
5. In the “Set the Date and Time” section of the window, set the
correct date, time, and time zone, then click the “Continue”
button.
6. If you are installing on a PowerEdge 2800/6800, leave “Skip RAID
Configuration” selected in the “Configure or Skip RAID” section
of the window and click the “Continue” button.
7. In the “Select Operating System to Install” section of the window,
leave “Microsoft Windows Server 2003” selected and click the
“Continue” button.
8. Set the options in the “Configure Hard Drive” section, as follows:
• Select the file system for the boot partition: NTFS
• Select Boot Partition Size: 12288 MB
9. Click the “Continue” button.
10. In the “Network Adapter(s) configuration” section, leave “Obtain
IP Address from DHCP Server” selected and click the “Continue”
button.

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11. Set up the options in the “Enter Configuration Information for:

Microsoft Windows Server 2003” section, as follows:
• Language: English
• Organization: End-user company name
• User Name: End-user company name or manager name
• Product ID: Windows 2003 product key on the outside of the
computer
• Computer Name:Trueflow
Note If there are multiple Trueflow systems on the
same network, you cannot use “Trueflow” as
the computer name. You will have to assign a
unique name to each system.
• Installation Directory: Default folder (“\windows”)
• License Type: Per Server
• Client Licenses: 10 (usually, but check what was purchased)
• Join Workgroup: Selected
• Workgroup Name: WORKGROUP
• Join Domain: Not selected
12. Click the “Continue” button.
13. In the “Operating System Installation Summary” section, select
the “Save Installation Summary at C:\summary.htm” and “Eject
CD Automatically” check boxes, then click the “Continue” button.
14. After copying several files, the Dell OpenManage Server Assistant
CD-ROM will eject. Insert the Windows Server 2003 CD-ROM
into the CD-ROM drive.
15. When all files are finished copying, the Windows Server 2003
CD-ROM will eject. Remove the CD-ROM, then click the
“Continue” button.
16. Click the “Finish” button. The computer will restart several
times. After approximately 25 minutes and the third restart, the
Welcome to Windows dialog box will appear.
17. Press the “Ctrl + Alt + Delete” keys simultaneously. The Log On
to Windows dialog box will appear.

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18. Confirm that “Administrator” is entered in the “User name” field,

then click the “OK” button.
Note Leave the “Password” field blank.
19. The Dell OpenManage Software dialog box will appear. You
should not install Dell OpenManage Systems Management, so
click the “Cancel” button.

Note We do not recommend installing Dell

OpenManage Systems Management because
previous versions of Trueflow conflicted
with it.
20. A dialog box will appear that confirms you wish to cancel. Click
the “Yes” button.

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21. The Manage Your Server window will appear. Select the “Don’t
display this page at logon” check box, then click the “X” in the
upper-right of the window.

22. Restart the computer to complete the installation of Windows

Server 2003. The Welcome to Windows dialog box will appear.
23. Press the “Ctrl + Alt + Delete” keys simultaneously. The Log On
to Windows dialog box will appear.
24. Confirm that “Administrator” is entered in the “User name” field,
then click the “OK” button.
25. Go to http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/ to
download Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2 and update your
system.

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 Chapter 7 Configuring Display Properties
This chapter describes how to set up the classic Windows option and
configure the screen resolution.

Changing to the Classic Windows Option

To set up the classic Windows option:
1. Right-click the “Start” menu button in the bottom-left of the
screen, then select “Properties.”

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2. The Taskbar and Start Menu Properties dialog box will appear.
Click the “Start Menu” tab, then the “Classic Start menu” radio
button.

3. Click the “OK” button. Several icons will appear on the desktop.

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Configuring the Screen Resolution

To configure the screen resolution:
1. Right-click the desktop, then select “Properties.”

2. The Display Properties dialog box will appear. Click the

“Settings” tab.

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3. Drag the “Screen area” slider to the right to “1024 x 768” pixels,
then click the “Apply” button.

4. The Monitor Settings dialog box will appear. Click the “Yes”
button.

5. Click the “OK” button in the Display Properties dialog box to

close it.
This completes the display configuration.

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 Chapter 8 Setting the Administrator Password
By default, the “Administrator”Windows login does not have a password.
However, Windows Server 2003 will prevent other computers from
connecting to the Trueflow system if no password is set.
To set the password:
1. Right-click the “My Computer” icon, then click the “Manage”
button. The Computer Management window will appear.

2. In the left pane, double-click Local Users and Groups > Users.

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3. In the right pane, right-click “Administrator,” then select “Set

Password.”

4. A warning dialog box will appear. Click the “Proceed” button.

5. A dialog box that will allow you to enter a password will appear.
Enter “screen” as the password in both the “New password” and
“Confirm password” fields, then click the “OK” button.

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6. A dialog box will confirm that the password has been changed.
Click the “OK” button.

7. In the Computer Management window, click the “X” in the

upper-right corner to close the window.

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 Chapter 9 Loading Macintosh File Services
(OS 9 Only)
This chapter describes how to load the Macintosh File Services.
1. Select Start > Settings > Control Panel.

2. The Control Panel window will appear. Double-click the “Add or

Remove Programs” icon.

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3. The Add/Remove Programs window will appear. Click the “Add/

Remove Windows Components” icon.

The Windows Components Wizard window will appear.

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4. Scroll down, then double-click “Other Network File and Print

Services.”

5. The Other Network File and Print Services window will appear.
Select the “File Services for Macintosh” check box.

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6. Select the “Print Services for Macintosh” check box.

7. Click the “OK” button.

8. In the Windows Components Wizard window, click the “Next”
button.

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9. In the Windows Components Wizard window, click the “Finish”

button.

10. In the Add/Remove Programs window, click the “X” in the upper-
right corner to close the window.

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11. In the Control Panel window, click the “X” in the upper-right
corner to close the window.

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 Chapter 10 Setting Up Disk Drive Partitions
This chapter describes the procedure for setting up the disk drive
partitions on the Trueflow computer.
Note The disk partitions displayed in this chapter
do not directly correspond to every Trueflow
installation.
The disk drive partitions should be configured as follows:
• Disk C:\ = 20 GB (Operating System)
• Disk D:\ = 10 GB (TRUEFLOW_SYSTEM)
• Disk E:\ = Remaining Space (TRUEFLOW_WORK)
• Disk F:\ = CD-ROM or DVD-ROM Drive
To set up disk drive partitions:
1. On the desktop, right-click the “My Computer” icon, then select
“Manage.”

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2. The Computer Management window will appear. Click the “Disk

Management” folder.

3. Right-click the CD-ROM drive (D:) in the lower-right pane, then

select “Change Drive Letter and Paths” from the shortcut menu.

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4. The Change Drive Letter and Paths for (D:) dialog box will
appear. Click the “Change” button.

5. The Change Drive Letter or Path dialog box will appear. Select
“F” from the “Assign the following drive letter” drop-down list.

6. Click the “OK” button.

7. The Confirm dialog box will appear. Click the “Yes” button.

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8. In the lower-right pane of the Computer Management window,

right-click the free space, then select “New Partition.”

9. The New Partition Wizard window will appear. Click the “Next”
button.

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10. Confirm that the “Primary partition” radio button is selected, the
click the “Next” button.

11. Enter “10240” in the “Amount of disk space to use” field, then
click the “Next” button.

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12. Confirm that “D” is selected in the “Assign the following drive
letter” drop-down list, then click the “Next” button.

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13. Confirm that the “Format this partition with the following
settings” radio button is selected.
Select “NTFS” from the “File system” drop-down list.
Select “Default” from the “Allocation unit size” drop-down list.
Enter “TRUEFLOW_SYSTEM” in the “Volume label” field. Select
the “Perform a quick format” check box.
Confirm that the “Enable file and folder compression” check box
is not selected.
Click the “Next” button.

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14. Click the “Finish” button.

15. In the lower-right pane of the “Computer Management” window,

right-click the free space, then select “New Partition.”

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16. The New Partition Wizard window will appear. Click the “Next”
button.

17. Confirm that the “Primary partition” radio button is selected,

then click the “Next” button.

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18. Leave the default value in the “Amount of disk space to use”
field (which uses all remaining disk space), then click the “Next”
button.

19. Confirm that the “Assign the following drive letter” radio button
is selected and that the letter is set to “E.” Click the “Next” button.

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20. Confirm that the “Format this partition with the following
settings” radio button is selected.
Select “NTFS” from the “File system” drop-down list.
Select “Default” from the “Allocation unit size” drop-down list.
Enter “TRUEFLOW_WORK” in the “Volume label” field. Select the
“Perform a quick format” check box.
Confirm that the “Enable file and folder compression” check box
is not selected.
Click the “Next” button.

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21. Click the “Finish” button.

22. In the Computer Management window, click the “X” in the

upper-right corner to close the window.

This completes the Trueflow disk drive partition setup.

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 Chapter 11 Setting Up System Properties
This chapter describes how to set up the Swap Area and Dump File
Creation on the Trueflow computer.
Set up the Trueflow computer, as follows:
1. On the desktop, right-click the “My Computer” icon, then select
“Properties.”

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2. The System Properties dialog box will appear. Click the

“Advanced” tab.

3. Click the “Settings” button in the “Performance” section.

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4. The Performance Options dialog box will appear. Click the

“Advanced” tab.

5. Confirm that the “Background services” radio button is selected,

then click the “Change” button.

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6. The Virtual Memory dialog box will appear. Confirm that the
“C:” drive is selected in the drive list at the top of the window.
Enter “4095” in the “Initial size (MB)” and “Maximum size (MB)”
fields. After entering both values, click the “Set” button.

7. Select the “D:” Drive in the drive list. Select the “Custom Size”
radio button and enter “512” in the “Initial size (MB)” and
“Maximum size (MB)” fields. After entering both values, click the
“Set” button, then the “OK” button.

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8. The System Control Panel Applet dialog box will appear. Click
the “OK” button.

9. In the Performance Options dialog box, click the “OK” button.

10. In the System Properties dialog box, click the “Settings” button in
the “Startup and Recovery” section.

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11. The Startup and Recovery dialog box will appear. Select
“(none)” from the “Write debugging information” drop-down list,
then click the “OK” button.

12. In the System Properties dialog box, click the “OK” button.

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13. The System Settings Change dialog box will appear. Click the
“Yes” button.

The computer will restart.

14. The Welcome to Windows dialog box will appear. Press the “Ctrl
+ Alt + Delete” keys simultaneously. The Log On to Windows
dialog box will appear.
15. Confirm that “Administrator” is entered in the “User name” field,
enter “screen” in the “Password” field, then click the “OK” button.

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If the system on which you are installing Trueflow has two network
adapters, you should disable the second adapter. If you leave both
adapters enabled, this may result in two instances of Trueflow appearing
on the network.
To disable the second network adapter:
1. On the desktop, right-click the “My Network Places” icon, then
select “Properties.”

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2. The Network Connections window will appear. Right-click the

“Local Area Connection 2” icon, then select “Disable.”

3. Click the “X” in the upper-right corner of the Network

Connections window to close it.

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This chapter describes how to install Adobe Acrobat Reader v8.x. Follow
these instructions for the version of Acrobat Reader that you have.
To install Acrobat Reader:
1. Insert the Trueflow SE DVD-ROM into the drive.
Note For the CD-ROM version, insert the “Manuals”
CD-ROM into the drive. Go to Step 3.
2. For the DVD-ROM, click “Browse this Media” in the Trueflow
Installation window, then double-click the “Manual Disk” folder
in the list of contents that appears.
3. Double-click Adobe Reader > Adobe Reader 8.11 Win >
AdbeRdr811_en_US.exe.
4. The Adobe Reader Setup window will appear. Click the “Next”
button.

5. The Welcome to Setup for Adobe Reader window will appear.

Click the “Next” button.

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6. The Destination Folder window will appear. Click the “Next”

button.

7. The Ready to Install the Program window will appear. Click the
“Install” button.
8. When the software is finished installing, the Setup Completed
window will appear. Click the “Finish” button.

9. Leave the DVD-ROM in the drive or remove the Trueflow SE

Manuals CD-ROM from the drive.
This completes the installation of Acrobat Reader.

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This chapter describes how to install the Trueflow software. The
installation includes the following procedures:
• Trueflow SE server and dongle driver (Sentinel)
installation
• Trueflow SE patches installation
• Trueflow SE client installation
• Trueflow FPIF driver installation
• Trueflow SPM installation
Carefully follow the steps in each procedure.

Trueflow SE Server Installation

To install the Trueflow SE server:
1. Make sure the DVD-ROM is in the drive and the Trueflow
Installation window is launched.
Note For the CD-ROM version, insert the Trueflow SE
Application CD-ROM for Win 1 into the drive.
The Trueflow Installation window will appear.
2. Click the “Install Trueflow SE” button.

Note If the installation

window does not appear for
the DVD-ROM, go to the
DVD media root directory and
double-click “AutoRun.exe” to
relaunch the installer.

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3. The Welcome window will appear. Click the “Next” button.

4. The License Agreement window will appear. Click the “I accept

the terms of the license agreement” radio button, then click the
“Next” button.

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5. The Customer Information window will appear. Enter a user

name in the “User Name” field and a company name in the
“Company Name” filed, then click the “Next” button.

6. The Specification of the System folder window will appear.

Leave the default installation location and click the “Next”
button.

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7. The Specification of the System folder dialog box will appear.

Click the “Yes” button to create the folder indicated.

8. The Specification of the Work folder window will appear. Leave

the default installation location and click the “Next” button.

9. The Specification of the Work folder dialog box will appear.

Click the “Yes” button to create the folder indicated.

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10. The Specification of the Output Root Path window will appear.
You do not need to specify an output folder now (you will
specify the output folder later in this chapter). Click the “Next”
button.

11. The Specification of the OPI Root Path window will appear. You
do not need to specify an OPI folder. Click the “Next” button.

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12. The Application Maximum Simultaneous Process window will

appear. Select the number of CPUs in the system, then click the
“Next” button.

13. The Specification of Unit window will appear. Select the units
of measurement you wish to use for Trueflow, then click the
“Next” button.

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14. The Start Copying Files window will appear. Review the
settings, then click the “Next” button.

15. After several files are copied, the Sentinel System Driver 5.41.1
(32-bit) window will appear. Click the “Next” button.

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16. In the License Agreement window, select the “I accept the terms
in the license agreement” radio button, then click the “Next”
button.

17. The Destination Folder window will appear. Click the “Next”
button.

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18. The Setup Type window will appear. Confirm the “Complete”
radio button is selected, then click the “Next” button.

19. The Ready to Install the Program window will appear. Remove
any USB dongles attached to the computer, then click the
“Install” button.

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20. The InstallShield Wizard Completed window will appear. Click

the “Finish” button.

21. The software will be installed, then the InstallShield Wizard

Complete window will appear. Leave the “Yes, I want to restart
my computer now” radio button selected and click the “Finish”
button.

22. The computer will restart and the Welcome to Windows

dialog box will appear. Press the “Ctrl + Alt + Delete” keys
simultaneously. The Log On to Windows dialog box will appear.
23. Confirm that “Administrator” is entered in the “User name” field,
enter “screen” in the “Password” field, then click the “OK” button.
24. Leave the DVD-ROM in the drive or remove the CD-ROM from
the drive.
This completes the Trueflow SE server installation.

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Trueflow Patches Installation

This section describes how to install the Trueflow SE patches.
To install the patches:
1. Make sure the DVD-ROM is in the drive and the Trueflow
Installation window is launched.
Note For the CD-ROM version, insert the Trueflow SE
Application CD-ROM for Win 2 into the drive.
Go to Step 3.
2. Click the “Install Trueflow SE Patches” button.

Note If the installation window does not appear

for the DVD-ROM, go to the DVD media root
directory and double-click “AutoRun.exe” to
relaunch the installer.

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3. The Trueflow SE Patch Installation window will appear. Click

“Agree” to accept the terms of the license agreement.

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4. Click the “Execute” button.

5. The Patch Installation (Warning) dialog box will appear. Click

the “OK” button.

6. The Warning dialog box will appear. Click the “OK” button.

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7. The Question dialog box will appear, which asks if you wish to
view the release notes for the patches. Click the “No” button.

8. The Patch Installation dialog box will appear, which lists the
patches that will be installed. Click the “Yes” button.

9. The patches will be installed. After the patches are finished

installing, the Notice dialog box will appear, which informs you
that you must restart the computer and confirms that you wish
to restart. Click the “Yes” button.

The computer will restart and the Welcome to Windows

dialog box will appear. Press the “Ctrl + Alt + Delete” keys
simultaneously. The Log On to Windows dialog box will appear.
10. Leave the DVD-ROM in the drive or remove the CD-ROM from
the drive.
Note If additional patches have been released, a
separate patches DVD-ROM or CD-ROM can
be used to upgrade Trueflow SE to the most
current patch level.
This completes the Trueflow SE patch installation.

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Trueflow Client Installation

This section describes how to install the Trueflow client. You can install
the client in Windows or Mac OS X. The sections below describe the
installation procedure for both platforms.

Windows
To install the Windows Trueflow client:
1. Open Internet Explorer and navigate to the following address:
http://Hostname:6282/client/en/index.htm (or use Trueflow
server IP address).
Note The “Hostname” is the name of the Trueflow
server computer.

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2. Scroll down and click the “Download” button in the “For

Windows” section.

3. The File Download dialog box will appear. Click the “Open”
button.

Note To install the Trueflow SE client on Vista, please

refer to “TFSEStartupVista-E.pdf” on the DVD-
ROM in Manual Disk > Manual Component >
TFSEManual > Trueflow SE.
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4. If the Security Warning dialog box appears, click the “Yes”

button.

5. The ClientUpdater dialog box will briefly appear.

The Server Selection dialog box will appear. Enter the Trueflow
server hostname or IP address in the “Server name” field, then
click the “OK” button.

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6. The Installation settings dialog box will appear. Deselect the

“Start the client automatically after the installation” check box,
then click the “Install” button.

The client software will be installed and the Progress of

installation dialog box will appear briefly with a progress bar
that indicates the status of the installation.
7. After the software is finished installing, the Installation
completed dialog box will appear. Click the “OK” button.

This completes the Trueflow SE Windows client installation.

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Mac OS X
To install the Mac OS X Trueflow client:
1. Open Safari and navigate to the following address:
http://Hostname:6282/client/en/index.htm (or use Trueflow
server IP address).
Note The “Hostname” is the name of the Trueflow
server computer.

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2. Scroll down and click the “Download” button in the “For Mac OS
X” section.

The client installer will download to your desktop.

3. On the desktop, double-click “ClientUpdater.jar.” The Server
Selection dialog box will appear.
4. Enter the Trueflow server hostname or IP address in the “Server
name” field, then click the “OK” button. (See sidebar.)
Note

Use the IP address if you

cannot access the server by
the hostname.

5. The Installation settings dialog box will appear. Click the

“Install” button.

This completes the Trueflow SE Mac OS X client installation.

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Trueflow FPIF Driver Installation

This section describes how to install the FPIF driver, which must be
installed when using a FPIF interface for output to a recorder.
You should install the PCI FPIF interface card for SCREEN recorders
before you proceed with the steps in this section.
The following table lists the recommended slots for the 3.3 V PP66 PCB.
Computer Recommended Slot(s)
PowerEdge 1800 Slot 5
PowerEdge 2800 Slot 2 or 3
PowerEdge 2900 Slot 1 or 2
PowerEdge 6800 Slot 8 or 9

To install the FPIF driver:

1. On the DVD-ROM, go to the “Manual Disk” folder, then select
PIF_Driver > Driver and double-click the folder for your
operating system.
For the CD-ROM, insert the Utilities CD-ROM into the CD-ROM
drive, select PC Utilities > PIF_Driver > Driver, then double-click
the folder for your operating system.
The Found New Hardware Wizard window will appear
automatically when Windows recognizes the new FPIF card.
Select the “Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)”
radio button, then click the “Next” button.

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2. The Please choose your search and installation options window

will appear. Confirm that the “Search for the best driver in these
locations” radio button is selected, enable the “Search removable
media (floppy, CD-ROM. . .)” check box, then click the “Next”
button.

3. The Security Alert - Driver Installation dialog box will appear.

Click the “Yes” button.

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4. The PIF driver will be installed. After the installation is complete,

the Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard window will
appear. Click the “Finish” button.

5. Leave the DVD-ROM in the drive or remove the Utilities CD-ROM

from the drive.
6. Restart the system.
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Trueflow SPM Installation

To output to any SCREEN recorder and to use the Screened File output
options, you must install Screen Pattern Memory (SPM) data.
To install the SPM data:
1. Make sure the DVD-ROM is in the drive and the Trueflow
Installation window is launched.
Note For the CD-ROM version, insert the Trueflow SE
SPM CD-ROM into the drive. Go to Step 3.
2. The Trueflow Installation window will appear.
Note If the installation window does not appear
for the DVD-ROM, go to the DVD media root
directory and double-click “AutoRun.exe” to
relaunch the installer.
Click the “Install the SPMs” button and double-click the
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3. The SPM Installer window will appear. Click the “Install” button.

4. A progress bar will appear while the SPM files are installed.

The installation will take about 5 minutes. When the installation

is complete, a dialog box will appear that lists the location of an
installation log file. Click the “OK” button.

5. Leave the DVD-ROM in the drive or remove the Trueflow SPM

CD-ROM from the drive.
This completes the SPM installation.

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Macintosh Access (OS 9 Only))
This chapter describes how to set up the “General” and “HFRoot” folders
as shared folders that can be accessed from a Macintosh.
To set up shared folders for Macintosh access:
1. On the desktop, right-click the “My Computer” icon, then select
“Manage.”
2. The Computer Management window will appear. In the left
pane, double-click Shared Folders > Shares.

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3. Right-click “General,” then select “Stop Sharing.”

4. The Shared Folders dialog box will appear. Click the “Yes”
button.

5. Right-click “HFRoot,” then select “Stop Sharing.”

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6. The Shared Folders dialog box will appear. Click the “Yes”
button.

7. Select Action > New Share.

8. The Share a Folder Wizard window will appear. Click the “Next”
button.

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9. The Folder Path window will appear. Click the “Browse” button.

10. The Browse For Folder dialog box will appear. Select
TRUEFLOW_WORK (E:) > General, then click the “OK” button.

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11. Click the “Next” button.

12. The Name, Description, and Settings window will appear. Select
the “Apple Macintosh users” check box, then click the “Next”
button.

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13. The Permissions window will appear. Select the “Use custom
share and folder permissions” radio button, then click the
“Customize” button.

14. The Customize Permissions dialog box will appear. Click the
“Security” tab, then the “Add” button.

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in the “Enter the object names to select” box, then click the “OK”
button.

16. In the “Permissions for Guest” section, select the “Allow” check
box for “Full Control,” then click the “OK” button.

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17. Click the “Finish” button.

18. The Sharing was Successful window will appear. Select the
“When I click Close, run the wizard again to share another
folder” check box, then click the “Close” button.

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19. The Folder Path window will appear. Click the “Browse” button.

20. The Browse For Folder dialog box will appear. Select
TRUEFLOW_WORK (E:) > TrueflowWork > hotfolder, then click
the “OK” button.

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21. Click the “Next” button.

22. The Name, Description, and Settings window will appear. Enter
“HFRoot” in the “Share name” field, select the “Apple Macintosh
users” check box, then click the “Next” button.

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23. The Permissions window will appear. Select the “Use custom
share and folder permissions” radio button, then click the
“Customize” button.

24. The Customize Permissions dialog box will appear. Click the
“Security” tab, then the “Add” button.

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25. The Select Users or Groups dialog box will appear. Enter “Guest”
in the “Enter the object names to select” box, then click the “OK”
button.

26. In the “Permissions for Guest” section, select the “Allow” check
box for “Full Control,” then click the “OK” button.

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27. Click the “Finish” button.

28. The Sharing was Successful window will appear. Click the
“Close” button.

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29. In the left pane of the Computer Management window, double-

click Local Users and Groups > Users, then in the right pane,
double-click “Guest.”

30. The Guest Properties dialog box will appear. Deselect the
“Account is disabled” check box, click the “Apply” button, then
click the “OK” button.

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31. Click the Close (X) button in the top-right of the Computer
Management window to close the window.

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 Chapter 16 Setting Up the Trueflow System
This chapter describes how to install the Trueflow license, set up a
shared output folder, and add a recorder to the Trueflow system.

Trueflow License Installation

This procedure describes how to install the Trueflow license. Trueflow
can only run if a license has been installed.
To install the license:
1. Select Start > Trueflow SE > Service Manager.

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2. The Setting the service window will appear. Click the “Stop”
button.

3. The Trueflow service will stop. Click the “Close” button.

4. Insert the Trueflow SE License CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.

Note You will receive a license CD-ROM if you have
the DVD-ROM or CD-ROM version of Trueflow
SE.
5. Select Start > Trueflow SE > Maintenance Tools.

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6. The MaintenanceTool window will appear. Double-click “System

Setup.”

7. The Error dialog box will appear, which states that the license is
not installed. Click the “OK” button.

8. The “License” tab of the System Setting Tool dialog box will
appear. Click the “Browse” button.

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9. The Select a license file dialog box will appear. Navigate to and
select the Trueflow license file, then click the “Select” button.

10. The Browse dialog box will appear and confirm that the license
was installed. Click the “OK” button.

11. Check that the bottom of the System Setting Tool dialog box
shows the line,“Current license:Trueflow SE,” then click the
“Close” button.

12. Remove the Trueflow SE License CD-ROM from the drive.

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Shared Output Folder Setup

You should set up an “Output” shared folder in the “General” folder on
the “TRUEFLOW_WORK” disk partition, then specify this folder as an
output folder in Trueflow. This will allow the customer to output data to
this folder.
Note The Trueflow service should be stopped and
the MaintenanceTool window opened before
proceeding with this procedure. If you have
just installed the Trueflow license, as described
in the previous section, the service should be
stopped and the MaintenanceTool window
should be open. If you have not just installed
the Trueflow license, follow steps 1 to 5 in the
previous section.
To set up the output folder:
1. In Windows Explorer, double-click TRUEFLOW_WORK (E:) >
General.

2. Select File > New > Folder to create a new folder, then name the
folder “Output.”

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3. Double-click “System Setup” in the MaintenanceTool window.

4. The System Setting Tool dialog box will appear. Click the
“RootPath” tab, select “Output” from the “Displayed Root Path”
drop-down list, then click the “Add” button.

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5. The Select Root Path dialog box will appear. Navigate to the
“Output” shared folder on the Trueflow system through the
network, then click the “Select” button.

Note The “Output” folder is the folder you created

in Step 2. You must navigate to the “Output”
folder through the network. When the folder
is properly selected, the “Folder name” field
should contain “\\Trueflow\General\Output.”
6. Check that the output folder appears in the “RootPath” tab of the
System Setting Tool dialog box, then click the “Close” button.

7. The Question dialog box will appear. Click the “OK” button to
close the System Setting tool.

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Output Device Setup

This procedure describes how to add a recorder to the Trueflow system.
This procedure also describes how to register the SPM to the recorder.
The SPM must be registered to the recorder, so follow every step of this
procedure.
Note The Trueflow service should be stopped and
the MaintenanceTool window opened before
proceeding with this procedure. If you have
just set up the Trueflow output folder, as
described in the previous section, the service
should be stopped and the MaintenanceTool
window should be open. If you have not just
installed the Trueflow license, follow steps 1 to
5 in the “Trueflow License Installation” section.
1. Double-click “Output Device Setup” in the MaintenanceTool
window.

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2. The Recorder Setup Tool dialog box will appear. Click the “Add”
button.

3. The Trueflow recorder registration wizard window will appear.

Click the “Next” button.

4. Select a recorder from the drop-down list at the top of the

window, enter a name for the recorder in the second field, then
click the “Next” button.

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5. Select the “SPM” check box to register all SPMs, then click the
“Next” button.

6. A summary of your selections will appear. Click the “Finish”

button.

7. A dialog box will confirm that the SPM registration is complete.

Click the “OK” button.

8. The device will be listed in the Recorder Setup Tool dialog box.
Click the “Close” button to close the dialog box.

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9. Click the X at the upper-right corner of the MaintenanceTool

window to close the window.

10. Select Start > Trueflow SE > Service Manager.

11. The Setting the service window will appear. Click the “Run”
button.

12. The Trueflow service will start. Click the “Close” button.

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This chapter describes how to install the RipFileViewer software. This
software can be installed on any computer running Windows 2000,
Windows Server 2003, or Windows XP. It is not protected in any way, and
can be installed on as many machines as required. Also, end users may
share this with their customers to provide faster display of RIPped PDF
or TIFF files.

Note RipFileViewer Installation

For Mac OS X To install RipFileViewer:
RipFileViewer, go
to the DVD-ROM 1. Make sure the DVD-ROM is in the drive and the Trueflow
> RipViewer > Installation window is launched.
MACOSX folder, Note
mount the “dmg” For the CD-ROM version, insert the Trueflow SE
file, and copy the Application CD-ROM for Win 1 into the drive.
application to the hard The Trueflow Installation window will appear.
drive.
2. Click “Install RipFileViewer.”

Note If the installation window does not appear

for the DVD-ROM, go to the DVD media root
directory and double-click “AutoRun.exe” to
relaunch the installer.

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Vista users may see a user account control

window. Click the “Continue” button.
3. The Welcome window will appear. Click the “Next” button.

4. The Choose Destination Location window will appear. Click the

“Next” button.

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5. The Start Copying Files window will appear. Click the “Next”
button.

6. The software will be installed, then the Setup Complete window

will appear. Click the “Finish” button.

7. Leave the DVD-ROM in the drive or remove the CD-ROM from

the drive.

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 Chapter 18 Installing FlatWorker SE
This chapter describes how to install FlatWorker SE, the FlatWorker SE
patch, and the FlatWorker SE license.
There are three versions of FlatWorker SE, which are licensed differently,
although the software is identical.
The versions are:
• ImposeEditor: This can be installed on any computer running
Windows 2000 Professional/Server. This software is not
protected.
• PlateEditor: This requires a dongle.
• FlatWorker SE Full Version: This requires a dongle and a
license. If you install this version, you must follow the license
installation instructions at the end of this chapter.

FlatWorker SE Installation
To install FlatWorker SE and the FlatWorker SE patch:
1. Make sure the DVD-ROM is in the drive and the Trueflow
Installation window is launched.
Note For the CD-ROM version, insert the FlatWorker
SE CD-ROM into the drive. The Trueflow
Installation window will appear.
2. Click “Install Flatworker.”

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Note If the installation window does not appear

for the DVD-ROM, go to the DVD media root
directory and double-click “AutoRun.exe” to
relaunch the installer.
Vista users may see a user account control
window. Click the “Continue” button.
3. The Welcome window will appear. Click the “Next” button.

4. The License Agreement window will appear. Select the “I accept

the terms in the license agreement” radio button, then click the
“Next” button.

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5. The Customer Information window will appear. Enter the

customer name in the “User Name” field and the company name
in the “Organization” field, then click the “Next” button.

6. The following screen will appear. It is important that you read

and follow the instructions, as appropriate, then click the “Next”
button.

7. The Destination Folder window will appear. Click the “Next”

button.

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8. The Ready to Install the Program window will appear. Click the
“Install” button.

9. After the installation is complete, the InstallShield Wizard

Completed window will appear. Click the “Finish” button.

10. The FlatWorker SE Installer Information dialog box will appear

and confirm that you wish to restart the computer. Click the
“Yes” button.

The computer will restart, then the Welcome to Windows dialog

box will appear.

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11. Press the “Ctrl + Alt + Delete” keys simultaneously. The Log On
to Windows dialog box will appear.
12. Confirm that “Administrator” is entered in the “User name” field,
enter “screen” in the “Password” field, then click the “OK” button.
Note Skip the remaining steps in this section if there
are no patches to install.
13. You will now install the FlatWorker SE patch. Insert the
CD-ROM with the software into the CD-ROM drive.
14. Double-click the CD-ROM drive, then FP001>
E-FWV800FP001T2.exe.

15. The Welcome window will appear. Click the “Next” button.

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16. The Ready to Install the Program window will appear. Click the
“Install” button.

17. When the installation is complete, the “Installation Complete”

window will appear. Click “Finish” to exit the application.

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Only perform this

license installation
FlatWorker SE License Installation
if the customer has To install the FlatWorker SE license:
purchased the full
version of FlatWorker 1. Insert the License CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
SE. 2. Open Windows Explorer and double-click <number>_License
(F:) > FlatWorker SE. The folder should contain the “flatwork.lic”
file.

3. Right-click “flatwork.lic,” then select “Copy.”

4. Navigate to C: > Program Files > FlatWorker SE, then right-click

the right pane and select “Paste” to copy the license file.

5. Remove the License CD-ROM from the CD-ROM drive.

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 Chapter 19 Installing TrapEditor
This chapter describes how to install TrapEditor, install the TrapEditor
license, and set up TrapBrowser. This version of TrapEditor can be
installed on any computer running Windows NT Workstation/Server,
Windows 2000, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, or Vista. However,
the computer should have at least 384 MB of RAM and a TrueColor video
card. A 100 BaseT network card or better is also recommended for
improved performance.
Note TrapEditor requires a dongle and a license (no
license and dongle required if only to view
the trap). The license is usually stored on the
Trueflow SE License CD-ROM.

TrapEditor Installation
To install TrapEditor:
1. Make sure the DVD-ROM is in the drive and the Trueflow
Installation window is launched.
Note For the CD-ROM version, insert the Trueflow SE
Application CD-ROM for Win 1 into the drive.
The Trueflow Installation window will appear.
2. Click “Install TrapEditor.”

Note If the installation window does not appear

for the DVD-ROM, go to the DVD media root

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directory and double-click “AutoRun.exe” to

relaunch the installer.
Vista users may see a user account control
window. Click the “Continue” button.
3. The Choose Setup Language dialog box will appear. Usually,
“English (United States)” is selected. Click the “OK” button.

4. The Welcome window will appear. Click the “Next” button.

5. The Software License Agreement window will appear. Click the

“Yes” button.

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6. The User Information window will appear. Enter the customer’s

name and company in the “Name” and “Company” fields. Click
the “Next” button.

7. The Registration Confirmation dialog box will appear. Click the

“Yes” button.

8. The Choose Destination Location window will appear. Leave

the default installation destination. If the customer wants to
change it, click the “Browse” button, select the new location,
then click the “OK” button. Click the “Next” button.

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9. The Setup Type window will appear. Select the “Typical” radio
button, then click the “Next” button.

10. The installation will begin. When the installation is complete,

the Setup Complete window will appear. The “I want to view
the ReadMe file now” check box is selected by default. If you do
not wish to read the ReadMe file, deselect this check box, then
click the “Finish” button.

11. If you choose to view the ReadMe file in Step 10, read the
ReadMe file, then close it.
12. Leave the DVD-ROM in the drive or remove the CD-ROM from
the drive.
This concludes the TrapEditor installation. Proceed to the next
section to install the TrapEditor license.

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TrapEditor License Installation

TrapEditor requires both a license and a dongle to run as TrapEditor. The
software will run as Trap Viewer if you do not install the license file.
To install the license:
1. Log in as “Administrator” and enter a password, if necessary.
Open Windows Explorer. Insert the Trueflow License CD-ROM
into the CD-ROM drive.
Double-click Local Disk (C:) > Program Files > TrapEditor >
Program > TRPSETUP.

2. The TrapEditor License Installer dialog box will appear. Specify

the location of the TrapEditor license file in the “Look in” field,
then click the “OK” button. The TrapEditor license should be
located in the “TrapEditor” folder on the Trueflow SE License CD-
ROM.

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3. The TRPSETUP dialog box will appear with a message that the
license was installed successfully. Click the “OK” button.

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 Chapter 20 Installing PDF Trapeditor
This chapter describes how to install PDF Trapeditor. PDF Trapeditor
can be installed on a computer running Windows XP Professional SP2 or
Vista. The computer should have at least 1 GB of RAM and a TrueColor
video card. A 100 BaseT network card or better is also recommended for
improved performance.
Note PDF Trapeditor requires Acrobat 8.0
Professional, a dongle, and a license (dongle
and license needed to save the trapped PDF
file). The license is usually stored on the
Trueflow SE License CD-ROM.

PDF Trapeditor Installation

To install PDF Trapeditor:
1. Make sure the DVD-ROM is in the drive and the Trueflow
Installation window is launched.
Note For the CD-ROM version, insert the Trueflow SE
Application CD-ROM for Win 1 into the drive.
The Trueflow Installation window will appear.
2. Click “Install PDFTrapeditor.”

Note If the installation window does not appear

for the DVD-ROM, go to the DVD media root

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directory and double-click “AutoRun.exe” to

relaunch the installer.
Vista users may see a user account control
window. Click the “Continue” button.
3. The PDF Trapeditor window will appear. Click the “PDF
Trapeditor for Acrobat Ver. 8” button.

4. The Choose Setup Language window will appear. Select the

appropriate language, then click the “Next” button.

5. The Software License Agreement window will appear. Select

the “I accept the license agreement” radio button, then click the
“Next” button.

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6. The Customer Information window will appear. Enter the

customer’s name and company in the “User Name” and
“Company Name” fields, then click the “Next” button.

7. The Start Copying Files window will appear. Click the “Next”
button.

8. The installation complete window will appear. Click the “Finish”

button.

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This concludes the PDF Trapeditor installation. Proceed to the

next section to install the PDF Trapeditor license.

PDF Trapeditor License Installation

PDF Trapeditor requires both a license and a dongle to run.
To install the license:
1. Log in as “Administrator” and enter a password, if necessary.
Open Windows Explorer. Insert the Trueflow SE License
CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
Launch PDF Trapeditor, then click the “License Install” button.

2. The PDF Trapeditor License Installer dialog box will appear.

Click the “Browse” button to navigate to the location of the PDF
Trapeditor license file.

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3. The browse window will appear. Navigate to and select the

license file, then click the “OK” button.

4. The license location will be added to the “Look in” field. Click
the “OK” button.

5. A message will appear that the license was installed successfully.

Click the “OK” button.

6. The PDF Trapeditor window will appear. Click the “Exit” button.
This concludes the installation of PDF Trapeditor.

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 Chapter 21 Installing MasterFileEditor
This chapter describes how to install the MasterFileEditor application.

MasterFileEditor Installation
To install MasterFileEditor:
1. Make sure the DVD-ROM is in the drive and the Trueflow
Installation window is launched. For Macintosh version, see
Note sidebar.
For Mac OS X Note For the CD-ROM version, insert the Trueflow SE
MasterFileEditor, go Application CD-ROM for Win 1 into the drive.
to the DVD-ROM The Trueflow Installation window will appear.
> MasterFileEditor
> MACOSX folder, 2. Click “Install MasterFileEditor.”
mount the “dmg”
file, and copy the
application to the hard
drive.

Note If the installation window does not appear

for the DVD-ROM, go to the DVD media root
directory and double-click “AutoRun.exe” to
relaunch the installer.
Vista users may see a user account control
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3. The Welcome window will appear. Click the “Next” button.

4. The Customer Information window will appear. Enter a user

name in the “User Name” field and a company name in the
“Organization” field, then click the “Next” button.

5. The following screen will appear. It is important that you read

and follow the instructions, as appropriate, then click the “Next”
button.

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6. The Destination Folder window will appear. Leave the default

installation location and click the “Next” button.

7. The Ready to Install the Program window will appear. Click the
“Install” button.

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8. The software will be installed, then the RegSvr32 dialog box will
appear.

Note If the RegSvr32 dialog box is behind the

MasterFileEditor installation window, press
the Alt-Tab keys to bring the dialog box to the
front.
Click the “OK” button.
9. The InstallShield Wizard Completed window will appear. Click
the “Finish” button.

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 Chapter 22 Installing PageOptimize
This chapter describes how to install the PageOptimize v1.0 application.

PageOptimize Installation
To install PageOptimize:
1. Make sure the DVD-ROM is in the drive and the Trueflow
Installation window is launched.
Note For the CD-ROM version, insert the
PageOptimize CD-ROM into the drive. Go to
Step 3.
2. Click “Install PageOptimize.”

Note If the installation window does not appear

for the DVD-ROM, go to the DVD media root
directory and double-click “AutoRun.exe” to
relaunch the installer.
Vista users may see a user account control
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3. The PageOptimize Welcome window will appear. Click the

“Next” button.

4. The Software License Agreement window will appear. Select

the “I accept the license agreement” radio button, then click the
“Next” button.

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5. The Destination Folder window will appear. Leave the default

installation location and click the “Next” button.

6. The installation location window will appear. If you agree with

the installation location, click the “Install” button.

7. The installation complete window will appear. Click the “Finish”

button.

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 Chapter 23 Installing Colorgenius AC/LE
This chapter describes how to install Colorgenius AC/LE, which must
be installed on a system on which Adobe Acrobat v8.x Professional is
already installed.
Note You cannot use Colorgenius AC/LE with Adobe
Acrobat Reader.
You can install Colorgenius AC/LE on a computer running Windows or
Mac OS X. The sections below describe the installation procedure for
both platforms.

Colorgenius AC/LE Installation

Windows
To install Colorgenius AC/LE on a computer that has Windows and
Acrobat v8.x Professional:
1. Make sure the DVD-ROM is in the drive and the Trueflow
Installation window is launched.
Note For the CD-ROM version, insert the Colorgenius
LE CD-ROM into the drive. Go to Step 3.
2. The Trueflow Installation window will appear. Click “Install
Colorgenius.”

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Note If the installation window does not appear

for the DVD-ROM, go to the DVD media root
directory and double-click “AutoRun.exe” to
relaunch the installer.
Vista users may see a user account control
window. Click the “Allow” button.
3. The Colorgenius AC/LE Welcome window will appear. Click the
“Next” button.

4. The License Agreement window will appear. Read the

agreement, then click “Yes” if you agree.

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5. The Choose Destination Location window will appear. Leave

the default installation location, then click the “Next” button.

6. The software will be installed, then the InstallShield Wizard

Complete window will appear. Click the “Finish” button.

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Macintosh
To install Colorgenius AC/LE on a computer with Mac OS X and Acrobat
v8.x Professional:
1. Make sure the DVD-ROM is in the drive and the Trueflow
Installation window is launched.
Note For the CD-ROM version, insert the Colorgenius
LE CD-ROM into the drive.
2. Double-click “Colorgenius AC210E Acrobat8.” DVD users will
first have to mount the “dmg” file in the Colourgenius > MACOSX
folder to see the “Colorgenius AC210E Acrobat8” file.

The Colorgenius AC Installer window will appear.

3. Click the “Continue” button.

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The Colorgenius AC/Colorgenius LE License Agreement window

will appear.

4. Read the license agreement.

To print the license agreement, click the “Print” button.
To save the license agreement to your computer, click the “Save
As” button.
To cancel the installation, click the “Decline” button.
To accept the license agreement, scroll to the bottom to activate
the “Accept” button, then click the “Accept” button to continue.
The Install window will appear.

5. Click the “Install” button.

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The Choose Acrobat application window will appear.

6. Select Acrobat 8.x Professional, then click the “Choose” button.

The installation will begin.

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7. When the installation is complete, the Install finished window

will appear. Click the “Quit” button.

Colorgenius AC/LE is now installed.

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 Chapter 24 Standard System Settings (OS 9 Only)
This chapter describes how to customize a customer’s Trueflow
environment.

PDF Resource Fork Creation Setting

In Trueflow, users usually create a low-resolution rasterized (RIP’ed)
PDF file for proofing. SCREEN has developed a utility called Mac
RIPFileViewer, which can quickly open these PDFs and allows the user to
view individual separations. To allow Mac RIPFileViewer to understand
the file type of these PDFs, the Resource Fork needs to be properly
created on the Trueflow server. Please follow the instructions below for
the proper setting.
1. On the desktop, right-click “My Computer,” then select “Manage”
from the shortcut menu.
2. The Computer Management window will appear. Right-
click “Shared Folders” in the “System Tools” folder, then select
“Configure File Server for Macintosh.”

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3. The File Server for Macintosh Properties dialog box will appear.
Select the “File Association” tab, then click the “Add” button.

4. The Add Document Type dialog box will appear. Enter “CARO”
in the “Creator” field,“PDF ” in the “File Type” field, and “Adobe
Acrobat PDF” in the “Description” field, then click the “OK”
button.
Note You must enter a space after “PDF” in the “File
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5. In the File Server for Macintosh Properties dialog box, enter

“PDF” (without a space) in the “Files with MS-DOS Extension”
field, select “CARO” in the “With Macintosh Document Creator
and Type” section, click the “Associate” button, then click the
“OK” button.

6. Close the Computer Management window.

Configuring Windows Server 2003 File Sharing

Permissions
You must change permissions to allow all users to access the following
shared folders on the Trueflow server:
• General
• HFRoot
• Job
• Template
• TrueflowWork

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To set the file sharing permissions:

1. Right-click the “My Computer” icon on the desktop, then select
“Manage.”The Computer Management window will appear.

2. In the left pane, double-click Shared Folders > Shares.

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3. In the right pane, right-click “General,” then select “Properties.”

4. The General Properties dialog box will appear. Click the “Share
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5. In the “Permissions for Everyone” section, select the “Allow”

check box for “Full Control,” then click the “OK” button.

6. In the right pane of the Computer Management window, right-

click “HFRoot,” then select “Properties.”

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7. The HFRoot Properties dialog box will appear. Click the “Share
Permissions” tab.

8. In the “Permissions for Everyone” section, select the “Allow”

check box for “Full Control,” then click the “OK” button.

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9. In the right pane of the Computer Management window, right-

click “Job,” then select “Properties.”

10. The Job Properties dialog box will appear. Click the “Share
Permissions” tab.

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11. In the “Permissions for Everyone” section, select the “Allow”

check box for “Full Control,” then click the “OK” button.

12. In the right pane of the Computer Management window, right-

click “template,” then select “Properties.”

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13. The template Properties dialog box will appear. Click the “Share
Permissions” tab.

14. In the “Permissions for Everyone” section, select the “Allow”

check box for “Full Control,” then click the “OK” button.

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15. In the right pane of the Computer Management window, right-

click “TrueflowWork,” then select “Properties.”

16. The TrueflowWork Properties dialog box will appear. Click the
“Share Permissions” tab.

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17. In the “Permissions for Everyone” section, select the “Allow”

check box for “Full Control,” then click the “OK” button.

18. Close the Computer Management window.

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Configuring Windows Server 2003 File Sharing

for Mac OS X
An error message may appear when you attempt to connect a Mac OS X
system to the Trueflow system if you do not set the proper file sharing
authentication.
To resolve this problem, configure the Windows Server 2003 system to
use “Apple Clear Text” authentication.
To configure Windows Server 2003 to use “Apple Clear Text”
authentication:
1. Right-click the “My Computer” icon on the desktop, then select
“Manage.”The Computer Management window will appear.

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2. In the left pane, right-click “Shared Folders,” then select

“Configure File Server for Macintosh.”

3. The File Server for Macintosh Properties dialog box will appear.
Select “Apple Clear Text” from the “Enable authentication” drop-
down list.

4. Click the “OK” button.

5. Close the Computer Management window. The Mac OS X
system should now be able to connect to the Windows Server
2003 system.

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Enabling Write Permissions for Macintosh

Shared Folders
By default, Windows Server 2003 sets all Macintosh shared folders as
“read only.”You must disable this setting, so that Macintosh users can
write to the Trueflow system.
To enable write permissions:
1. Right-click the “My Computer” icon on the desktop, then select
“Manage.”The Computer Management window will appear.

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2. In the left pane, double-click Shared Folders > Shares.

3. Right-click a Macintosh shared folder, then select “Properties.”

Note To sort the shared folder list and view all the
Macintosh shared folders, click the “Type”
column.
4. The Properties dialog box will appear. Disable the “This volume
is read-only” checkbox, then click the “OK” button.
5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 for all Macintosh shared folders.
6. Close the Computer Management window.
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