- A
- drive indicator
- Status bar
- status bar indicator
- To use a floppy disk
- abbreviations
- Abbreviations
- Activate (Actions menu)
- To see which devices are in use by SoftWindows
- Attach Floppy A/B (Actions menu)
- To use a floppy disk
- Attach Mouse (Actions menu)
- To use the mouse in MS-DOS
- Auto Flush… (Options menu)
- To flush output automatically
- Auto Freeze (Options menu)
- To freeze SoftWindows
- Autoflush Delay
- To flush output automatically
- B
- drive indicator
- Status bar
- status bar indicator
- To use a floppy disk
- baud rate settings
- Serial input and output
- Caps Lock indicator
- Status bar
- CD (MS-DOS command)
- CD
- CD-ROMs
- ejecting
- To eject a CD-ROM
- troubleshooting
- Using CD–ROM
- CHKDSK (MS-DOS commands)
- Disk space requirements
- COM ports
- activating/deactivating
- Activating and deactivating drives and ports
- activating/deactivating from a text terminal
- Activating/deactivating drives and ports
- default values
- Printing, input, and output
- flushing from a text terminal
- Flushing ports
- Comms Ports… (Options menu)
- To redirect output to a file
- To use serial input and output
- To pipe to a Unix process
- communications settings
- To print to a serial printer with default settings
- Serial input and output
- configuration files, editing on a text terminal
- Listing the interface
- conventions
- Conventions
- converting MS-DOS files to Unix format
- DOS2UNIX
- COPY (MS-DOS command)
- COPY
- copying graphics
- from Microsoft Windows
- To copy text or graphics from Microsoft Windows to X Windows
- from X Windows
- To copy graphics from X Windows to Microsoft Windows
- copying MS-DOS files and directories
- XCOPY
- copying text
- Copying and pasting between MS-DOS and Unix
- from the MS-DOS window
- To copy text from the SoftWindows MS-DOS window
- Ctrl-Alt-Del restart
- To restart SoftWindows
- DataComm (Comm Ports option)
- To use serial input and output
- DEL (MS-DOS command)
- DEL
- DELTREE (MS-DOS command)
- DELTREE
- DIR (MS-DOS command)
- DIR
- DOS2UNIX (MS-DOS command)
- DOS2UNIX
- EDIT (MS-DOS command)
- To run the MS–DOS editor
- EDLIN (MS-DOS command)
- MS–DOS editor
- ejecting a CD-ROM
- To eject a CD-ROM
- ejecting a floppy disk
- To eject a floppy disk
- Enable Automatic Flushing option
- To redirect output to a file
- To flush output automatically
- To pipe to a Unix process
- error messages, networking
- Networking errors
- Using networking
- Exit (File menu)
- To exit from SoftWindows
- exiting from SoftWindows
- To exit from SoftWindows
- EXITSWIN (MS-DOS command)
- To quit immediately
- File (Printer Ports option)
- To redirect output to a file
- file access permissions
- What are Unix file access permissions?
- changing
- How do I change Unix file access permissions?
- checking
- How do I check Unix file access permissions?
- file servers
- LAN Manager
- Networking support
- NetWare
- Networking support
- file, outputting to
- Redirecting to a file and piping to a process
- filenames in MS-DOS
- Filenames in MS–DOS
- floppy disks
- ejecting
- To eject a floppy disk
- formatting
- To format a floppy disk
- FORMAT
- troubleshooting
- Using hard disks
- Using floppy disks
- flow control
- To use serial input and output
- Flush Ports (Actions menu)
- To flush output manually
- To flush output manually
- flushing output
- To pipe to a Unix process
- Flushing output to a file or pipe
- To redirect output to a file
- manually
- To flush output manually
- Fonts control panel
- To add fonts
- fonts, adding to Windows
- To add fonts
- foreign keyboards, character set
- KEYB
- FORMAT (MS-DOS command)
- FORMAT
- formatting a floppy disk
- To format a floppy disk
- FORMAT
- FPU Emulation (Options menu)
- To enable/disable FPU emulation
- To enable/disable FPU emulation
- FPU emulation, enabling or disabling
- To enable/disable FPU emulation
- Freeze (Actions menu)
- To freeze SoftWindows
- freezing SoftWindows
- To freeze SoftWindows
- FSA drives
- Using PC files stored in Unix
- G
- drive
- To list the Unix directories setup as PC drives
- glossary
- Glossary
- group icon
- Windows basics
- hard disk files
- Hard disks
- sharing
- How do I share hard disks?
- troubleshooting
- Using hard disks
- HELP (MS-DOS command)
- HELP
- indicators in status bar
- A
- /B:
- To use a floppy disk
- Status bar
- Caps Lock
- Status bar
- MSW
- Status bar
- Num Lock
- Status bar
- Scroll Lock
- Status bar
- SVGA
- Status bar
- installing MS-DOS applications, from floppy disks
- To install from 3.5-inch disks
- International control panel
- To change the keyboard layout
- KEYB (MS-DOS command)
- KEYB
- keyboards
- foreign
- To change the keyboard layout
- troubleshooting
- Using keyboards
- LAN Manager file servers
- Networking support
- LPT ports
- activating/deactivating
- Activating and deactivating drives and ports
- default values
- Printing, input, and output
- printing, input, and output
- Printing, input, and output
- memory, troubleshooting
- Using memory
- MKDIR (MD) (MS-DOS command)
- MKDIR (MD)
- MODE (MS-DOS command)
- Serial input and output
- To print to a serial printer with selectable settings
- mouse
- restoring
- To restore the normal workstation mouse
- troubleshooting
- Using the mouse
- using with SoftWindows
- To use the mouse in MS-DOS
- MS-DOS applications
- Using MS–DOS
- disk space requirements
- Disk space requirements
- installing from an FSA drive
- Installing fsoftware from a network server
- troubleshooting
- Running PC applications
- Running PC
- MS-DOS commands
- CD
- CD
- CHKDSK
- Disk space requirements
- COPY
- COPY
- DEL
- DEL
- DELTREE
- DELTREE
- DIR
- DIR
- DOS2UNIX
- DOS2UNIX
- EDIT
- To run the MS–DOS editor
- EDLIN
- MS–DOS editor
- EXITSWIN
- To quit immediately
- FORMAT
- FORMAT
- HELP
- HELP
- KEYB
- KEYB
- MKDIR (MD)
- MKDIR (MD)
- MODE
- To print to a serial printer with selectable settings
- Serial input and output
- PRINT
- PRINT
- RMDIR (RD)
- RMDIR (RD)
- TYPE
- TYPE
- UNIX2DOS
- UNIX2DOS
- XCOPY
- XCOPY
- MS-DOS directories
- creating
- MKDIR (MD)
- listing files
- DIR
- removing
- RMDIR (RD)
- MS-DOS filenames
- Filenames in MS–DOS
- MS-DOS files
- converting to Unix format
- DOS2UNIX
- copying
- COPY
- deleting
- DEL
- displaying
- TYPE
- printing
- PRINT
- MS-DOS window
- The SoftWindows MS-DOS window
- To run the MS–DOS editor
- copying and pasting text
- To paste text into the SoftWindows MS-DOS window
- resizing
- To resize the SoftWindows window
- troubleshooting
- Using the screen
- MSW indicator in status bar
- Status bar
- NetWare file servers
- Networking support
- networking
- Networking support
- package required
- ODI driver problems
- software errors
- Network software errors
- troubleshooting
- Using networking
- Num Lock indicator
- Status bar
- ODI driver, troubleshooting
- ODI driver problems
- outputting to a file
- Redirecting to a file and piping to a process
- parallel ports
- Printing, input, and output
- pasting graphics
- to Microsoft Windows
- To copy graphics from X Windows to Microsoft Windows
- to X Windows
- To copy text or graphics from Microsoft Windows to X Windows
- pasting text
- Copying and pasting between MS-DOS and Unix
- into the MS-DOS window
- To paste text into the SoftWindows MS-DOS window
- to Microsoft Windows
- Copying and pasting text and graphics in Microsoft Windows
- to X Windows
- To copy text or graphics from Microsoft Windows to X Windows
- Pipe (COM/LPT ports option)
- To pipe to a Unix process
- pipes, flushing
- Flushing with pipes
- piping to a process
- Redirecting to a file and piping to a process
- ports
- activating/deactivating
- Activating and deactivating drives and ports
- default values
- Printing, input, and output
- options
- Printing, input, and output
- PostScript printing
- To set up Windows for a PostScript printer
- PRINT (MS-DOS command)
- PRINT
- Printer (Printer Ports option)
- To print to a serial printer with default settings
- printer drivers, installing and selecting
- To select a printer driver
- Printer Ports… (Options menu)
- To print to a serial printer with default settings
- To pipe to a Unix process
- To redirect output to a file
- Printers control panel
- To select a printer driver
- printing
- Printing, input, and output
- from Windows
- Printing from Windows applications
- MS-DOS text files
- PRINT
- to a serial printer
- To print to a serial printer with default settings
- to a Unix printer
- To print PostScript to the Unix printer
- troubleshooting
- Using printers
- Using printers
- process, piping to
- Redirecting to a file and piping to a process
- quitting from SoftWindows
- To exit from SoftWindows
- redirecting to a file
- Redirecting to a file and piping to a process
- Restart… (Actions menu)
- To restart SoftWindows
- restarting SoftWindows
- To restart SoftWindows
- RMDIR (RD) (MS-DOS command)
- RMDIR (RD)
- rock screen, on a text terminal
- Rocking the display
- rocking the display on a terminal
- Rocking the display
- running SoftWindows
- from the IRIX workspace
- To run SoftWindows from the IRIX 5 workspace
- on a text terminal
- Running SoftWindows
- to display the Windows desktop
- Running Windows
- Scroll Lock indicator
- Status bar
- serial input and output
- Serial input and output
- serial ports
- Printing, input, and output
- emulation
- Serial port emulation
- troubleshooting
- Using serial devices
- serial printer
- communications settings
- To print to a serial printer with default settings
- printing to
- To print to a serial printer with default settings
- serial terminal, using SoftWindows with
- Using SoftWindows with a text terminal
- SmartCopy icon
- Copying and pasting text and graphics in Microsoft Windows
- SoftWin.tmp file
- To redirect output to a file
- SoftWindows Display driver
- What Windows drivers does SoftWindows use?
- SoftWindows Mouse driver
- What Windows drivers does SoftWindows use?
- Sound (Options menu)
- To enable/disable sound
- To enable/disable sound
- sound, enabling or disabling
- To enable/disable sound
- StartUp group
- To start WinPost automatically
- status bar
- Status bar
- Using SoftWindows
- $SWIN2HOME
- Glossary
- Task List
- To switch between applications
- terminal support
- Terminal support
- text files, converting to MS-DOS format
- UNIX2DOS
- text terminal, using SoftPC with
- Using SoftWindows with a text terminal
- troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting
- CD-ROM
- Using CD–ROM
- converting between MS-DOS and Unix
- Converting between
- floppy disks
- Using floppy disks
- hard disks
- Using hard disks
- keyboards
- Using keyboards
- memory
- Using memory
- mouse
- Using the mouse
- networking
- Using networking
- printers
- Using printers
- Using printers
- running PC applications
- Running PC applications
- Running PC
- screen
- Using the screen
- serial devices
- Using serial devices
- setting up SoftWindows
- Using Configuration
- Windows
- Using Windows
- Using Windows
- tutorial
- Tutorial
- TYPE (MS-DOS command)
- TYPE
- Unix filenames, conversion for MS-DOS
- Filenames in MS–DOS
- Unix printer, printing to
- To print PostScript to the Unix printer
- UNIX2DOS (MS-DOS command)
- UNIX2DOS
- WIN.INI
- Windows basics
- Windows
- adding fonts
- To add fonts
- Default Printer
- To set up Windows for a PostScript printer
- To print from Windows to a non-PostScript printer
- drivers
- What Windows drivers does SoftWindows use?
- exiting
- To exit from Windows
- File Manager
- Windows basics
- group icon
- Windows basics
- installing printer drivers
- To select a printer driver
- printing
- To set up Windows for a PostScript printer
- printing from
- Printing from Windows applications
- Program Manager
- Windows basics
- running with a read-only C
- drive
- Windows will not run with a read-only C: drive
- selecting a printer driver
- To select a printer driver
- selecting keyboard layout
- To change the keyboard layout
- troubleshooting
- Using Windows
- Using Windows
- using
- Using Windows
- Windows applications
- installing
- To install a Windows application
- Installing the Windows application WinPost
- printing from
- To set up Windows for a PostScript printer
- To print from Windows to a non-PostScript printer
- Printing from a Windows application
- running
- To run a Windows application
- Running a Windows application
- starting automatically
- To start WinPost automatically
- switching between
- To switch between applications
- Windows desktop
- The Windows desktop
- displaying
- To run SoftWindows and display the Windows desktop
- WinPost
- Tutorial
- creating a new note
- To create a new note
- exiting
- To exit from WinPost
- printing a note
- To print a note
- running
- To run WinPost
- XCOPY (MS-DOS command)
- XCOPY