2.6  IBM PC LAN Program

   The IBM PC LAN Program is based on the Microsoft Network product
   and will be handled as such by Windows.

   When setting up  Windows for use  with IBM  PC LAN  Program, the following
   entry is added to the [386Enh] section of the SYSTEM.INI file:

   INDOSpolling=TRUE

   See the online document, SYSINI.WRI, for more information on this setting.

   In addition:

   . When you  connect  to  a  network  share  by  using  File  Manager,  that
     redirection will not be detected by non-Windows applications.

   . The IBM PCLP Extended Services  refers to network drives  and printers by
     two different names.  Usually, when connecting  to a network,  you select
     connections from  a  list containing  descriptive  names, but  internally
     connections are made using hidden names such as \\SERVER\IBMXS001.

     With PCLP Extended Services,  you must type  the same name  as the hidden
     names in Control Panel or  File Manager to make  new network connections.
     Consult your network administrator to learn the proper names to use.

   . Some versions of  PCLP lock  up your  system if  you receive  a broadcast
     message while running  Windows. You can  disable these messages  with the
     net pause messenger command.  Or you can  start up your  network with net
     start rdr instead of net start rcv or net start msg commands.

   . When you  connect  to  a network  printer  by  using  Control Panel,  the
     connection will  not be  detected by  non-Windows applications.  It will,
     however, still be usable by Windows and Windows applications.


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