2.8.3  Using Pop-up Services

   LAN Manager Enhanced includes pop-up services  you can use to see incoming
   broadcast messages. These pop-up  services can disrupt  the Windows screen
   display, so you must either  disable them or run  the LAN Manager WinPopup
   utility so they can coexist with Windows.

   The WinPopup  utility  should  be  located  in  your  LAN Manager  NETPROG
   directory, included in your path. To  automatically start the utility when
   you start Windows, include the following entry in the [windows] section of
   your WIN.INI:

   load=winpopup.exe

   If you  set  up  Windows for  use  with  LAN Manager  version  2.0  or 2.1
   Enhanced, Windows Setup adds  this line to  your WIN.INI file.  If you are
   running LAN Manager 1.x Enhanced, you  must insert this line yourself. See
   WININI.WRI for  information on  modifying your  WIN.INI  file. If  you are
   using LAN  Manager 1.x,  you also  need to  obtain  an updated  version of
   NETPOPUP.EXE from your network dealer.

   Note: Windows  version 3.1  includes an  updated  version of  the WinPopup
   utility. This utility  may not  be compatible with  all networks  that are
   based on Microsoft LAN Manager. If  you are running AT&T/NCR StarGroup LAN
   Manager version  2.0  Release  3.5, you  should  use  the  WNETMSG utility
   provided instead of WinPopup.

   Alternatively, if  you  want  to  disable  the  pop-up  services, use  the
   following procedure:

   1.        Find your LAN Manager root directory.

   2.        Use Notepad to  open the  LANMAN.INI file,  and locate  the line
     that begins with wrkservices=.

   3.        Remove the netpopup or minipop entry from this line.

     If you remove the  netpopup and minipop entries  but leave the messenger
     entry, messages  will still  be received  but  will be  recorded  in the
     MESSAGES.LOG file  in  your  LAN  Manager  directory  rather  than being
     displayed on the screen.  If you do not  want to log  your messages, you
     can also remove the messenger entry from this same line.

   4. Save the file.

   5. Quit Windows, and then restart your workstation.

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