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  • Subject: Re: Problems with Client Access Enhanced for Windows
  • From: Paul <kdcma@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 17 Mar 1998 08:47:26 -0500

Jure,

The problem I'm having with Client Access Enhanced for Win 3.1 is that I
get PROGMAN errors when I go into something else after EXITING client
Access. If they leave it running, it's no problem.

One problem I had on some computers was that TCP/IP would not install
properly - It put the ETHERNET__II frame type after 802.3 which is the
frame my Novell is running on. If you can't PING the 400 from within
windows, I suggest checking the frame types.

Paul

Jure Erznoznik wrote:

>  I've got a VERY CONSISTENT problem with Client Access Enhanced for
> Win
> 3.1. As far as I can tell, I am at the latest patch levels but the
> following errors occur on every workstation with 100% reproducability:
>
> 
>----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> I have also problem with Client access Enhanced for Win 3.1. The
> biggest problem is that simply on some PCs I can't use PC5250 that
> came with Client Access Enhanced, (Personal Communication V4.1), while
> the old 5250 emulation from Client Access for Windows works. Is there
> any PTF's for CA Enhanced for Win ?Jure.



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