MKS Implementer 2006 Administration Guide

Chapter 1: Introduction
What You Need to Know
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Before installing or configuring Implementer, you should be familiar with the software
development policies and procedures for your organization, as well as:
OS/400 operating system and command line.
OS/400 security.
OS/400 communications.
Typographical Conventions
Throughout this guide, the following typographical conventions identify the features,
functions, and components of Implementer.
Items in documentation... Appear as...
New terms, variables to_env
Keyboard keys, programs, files, directory names, and
drive letters
Code-based information, such as system messages,
field syntax, macros, and commands, and information
you type on menus and panels
appear in capitals, for example: ENTER, F6
ADDLIBLE
Graphical menus, commands New > Problem
Graphical user interface commands the Session command
Dialog boxes, features, field names Edit Options, Cancel, OK
Path names c:/mks/demo
NOTE A note provides you with information that supplements the key points of the
subject. A note may also supply information that applies only in particular cases.
TIP A tip provides you with information for using the product effectively.
IMPORTANT An important note provides you with information that is essential for
completing a task.
CAUTION A caution note advises you about situations that have the potential to
result in a loss of data.