InfoNavigator CD-ROM
                             README File
                             02/08/99 14:35:10

Docsan(TM) Copyright(c) 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 Sidana Systems, Inc. 
All rights reserved.

Contents:
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    1. How to use this CD-ROM.
    2. Special Instructions for mounting CD-ROMs on Unix Systems.
    3. For more information.
    4. Special Note for Internet Explorer 4.0x on Windows NT.

1. How to use this CD-ROM:
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This CD-ROM requires Netscape Navigator 4.x or Microsoft Internet
Explorer 4.x. 


    A. Start your Web Browser.

    B. Open the file "start.htm" on the CD-ROM.

    C. After a few moments, you will see a dialog requesting additional
       permissions for Docsan(TM). Select the "Grant" or "Yes" button to
       allow Docsan to access your hard disk.

       You must grant this permission for Docsan to work correctly. For
       your security Docsan is DIGITALLY SIGNED by Sidana Systems, Inc.,
       using a certificate from Verisign.


2. Special instructions for mounting CD-ROMs on Unix Systems:
==============================================================

Due to differences in how Unix Systems interpret the ISO standard,
these Systems may mount this CD-ROM with all upper-case or all lower-case
names. With a few exceptions, this CD-ROM is built to ISO-9660 standards,
and links refer to files in lower case only. To make this CD-ROM work 
correctly, it must be mounted such that all file names appear in lower-case.
This is the default for SUN and AIX systems. For HP-UX systems, refer to the
instructions below:

2a. For HP-UX systems before version 10.10:
===========================================

HP-UX systems before version 10.10 must use the "pfs" package to mount
the CD-ROM to get lower case names. If it is not already on your system, it
is available from your HP System Tape or can be downloaded from:
ftp.hp.com/pub/demos/grfxdemos/pfs/pfs.tar.Z

   Step 1: Install PFS
          - Obtain the pfs.tar.Z file as indicated above and copy to
            a temporary directory (say /tmp/pfs).
                 # su root
                 # cd /tmp
                 # mkdir pfs
                 # cd pfs
                   <place pfs.tar.Z> file here
          - Unpack the file
                 # uncompress < pfs.tar.Z | tar xvf -
          - Install PFS
                 # ./install_hppfs

   Step 2: Start PFS
                 # cd /usr/contrib/bin
                 # ./start_hppfs

   Step 3: Mount your CD-ROM:
           (This assumes the CD-ROM drive is at SCSI address 2 and a mount
            point of /cdrom)
                 # cd /usr/contrib/bin
                 # ./pfs_mount -x unix /dev/dsk/c201d2s0 /cdrom

   Step 4: Verify that you have it mounted correctly:

                 # ls -F /cdrom
              Should list the files:
                   data/
                   index.htm
                   readme.txt

2b. For HP-UX systems after version 10.10:
==========================================

The mount(1m) command in HP-UX 10.10 and greater has a built-in option
(-o cdcase) to mount ISO CD-ROMs with all lower-case names. Use this option
to mount this CD. Refer to the HP-UX system documentation for instructions 
on how to use the mount command.

3. For More Information:
========================

For more information on Docsan(TM) or other Sidana Systems, Inc.
services please visit http://www.sidsys.com.

4. Special Note for Internet Explorer 4.0x on Windows NT 
========================================================

4.1 You must have administator privileges or have "Full Control" access to the 
    following registry keys (and existing subkeys):

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Cryptography
    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SystemCertificates
    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\SharedDlls
    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\WinTrust

4.2 If you have the Active Desktop Update installed, you may have problems
    running Docsan.  If you do not see a Security Certificate on opening
    the file "index.htm", Docsan will not run correctly.

    For more information, please see the URL:

       http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q177/1/79.asp