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AIX Version 4.3 Differences Guide

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port address, you have to use the same address for all your documentation<br />

clients.<br />

9.2 Installing Online Manuals<br />

You can either install the documentation information onto the hard disk or mount<br />

the documentation CD in the CD-ROM drive. Mounting the CD will save some<br />

amount of hard disk space, but it requires the CD to be kept in the CD-ROM drive<br />

at all times. Also, searching the documentation from the CD-ROM drive can be<br />

significantly slower (in some cases up to 10 times slower) than searching the<br />

information if it is installed on a hard disk. In addition, there are two<br />

documentation CDs:<br />

• The <strong>AIX</strong> <strong>Version</strong> <strong>4.3</strong> Base Documentation CD<br />

• The <strong>AIX</strong> <strong>Version</strong> <strong>4.3</strong> Extended Documentation CD<br />

Use smit install_latest to install the on-line manuals onto the hard disk. The<br />

fileset bos.docregister is a prerequisite for all on-line manuals. It will be<br />

automatically installed the first time you install any on-line manuals even if you<br />

have not selected this fileset.<br />

Note<br />

The installation images located on the <strong>AIX</strong> <strong>Version</strong> <strong>4.3</strong> Base Documentation<br />

and Extended Documentation CDs do not contain the HTML files. These files<br />

exist separately on the CD to allow access from non-<strong>AIX</strong> platforms. Installing<br />

the images from the CD will work correctly; however copying the installation<br />

images by themselves to another location is not enough for a proper install.<br />

9.3 Invoking Documentation Search Service<br />

You must logout and login again after the Documentation Search Service has<br />

been configured so that you will pick up the environment variables set up during<br />

the configuration.<br />

If you are running the CDE desktop environment, double-click the Documentation<br />

Search Service icon in the Application Manager window.<br />

Alternatively, you can use the command docsearch to invoke the documentation<br />

search service. Netscape will start and you should see the Documentation<br />

Search Service page.<br />

You can invoke the Documentation Search Service without installing the<br />

docsearch client component. In fact, you do not even need to invoke the<br />

documentation search service from an <strong>AIX</strong> machine. You can do this by first<br />

invoking the browser and enter the following URL:<br />

http://[:]/cgi-bin/ds_form<br />

This URL points to a global search form on the document server where the name<br />

of the remote server given in server_name. The port_number only needs to be<br />

entered if the port is different from 80.<br />

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