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What is the simplest and safest way to do this: 1) Accuterm 2) Attach Windows XP PC to UNIX Network and Import d3 Print File (is this possible?) |
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3) Save d3 Hold File to CD, dds Tape, or Memory Stick and Load onto XP PC (media must be compatible with both OS's) |
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I would appreciate any advise. Rob Patrick <;=) |
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What is the simplest and safest way to do this: 1) Accuterm 2) Attach Windows XP PC to UNIX Network and Import d3 Print File (is this possible?) 3) Save d3 Hold File to CD, dds Tape, or Memory Stick and Load onto XP PC (media must be compatible with both OS's) I would appreciate any advise. Rob |
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What SCO version? This is importantat. One way is SAMBA but you must install it on SCO and you need the right version. Some SCO's versions use to had NFS and others no. If yours has NFS you can also use it. If you do not have SCO the best way may be FTP. Hope this help joseba P.S. What do you have in the file? If you only want to export data to windows there are better ways to do it. Take a look at CDP. A couple of weeks ago there were a post about it. |
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I need to import text file onto Windows PC for DSL internet upload to business partner. Rob If you do not have SCO the best way may be FTP. joseba Do you have an ftp server running on your sco box? |
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