Wabi for Linux User's Guide

Preface

Chapter 1 - What is Wabi?

• How the Wabi Program Works
• Wabi Capabilities and Functions
• System Requirements
• Applications You Can Use

Chapter 2 - Installing and Starting Wabi

• Installing Wabi on your Linux system
• Starting Wabi Software the First Time
• The Wabi User Interface
• Instructions for Getting Started
• Reference Material for Getting Started

Chapter 3 - Configuring Your Wabi Environment

• About Configuring Your Wabi Environment
• The Microsoft Windows Control Panel
• Wabi Configuration Manager
• Instructions for Tasks Related to Configuration Manager

Chapter 4 - Setting Up Drives

• About Drives
• Instructions for Tasks Related to Setting Up Drives
• Reference Material for Drives

Chapter 5 - Printing

• About Printing
• Changing Print Settings
• Instructions for Tasks Related to Printing
• Reference Material for Printing

Chapter 6 - Using Wabi COM Ports

• About Wabi COM Ports
• Instructions for Tasks Related to COM Ports
• Reference Material for Tasks Related to COM Ports

Chapter 7 - Wabi International

• About Using Wabi Internationally
• Instructions for Tasks Related to International Settings
• Reference Material for International Settings

Chapter 8 - On the Network

• About Wabi Networking
• Novell NetWare File Systems

Chapter 9 - Installing Microsoft Windows Applications

• About Application Installation
• Instructions for Tasks Related to Installing Applications
• Reference Material for Tasks Related to Installing Applications

Chapter 10 - Using Microsoft Windows Applications

• About Starting Applications
• Using Microsoft Windows Applications in an X Window Desktop
• Instructions for Tasks Related to Using Applications
• Reference Material for Tasks Related to Using Applications

Chapter 11 - Using a DOS Emulator in the Wabi Environment

• About DOS Applications
• Instructions for Tasks Related to DOS Applications
• Reference Material for Tasks Related to Using DOS Applications

Appendix A - Wabi File Layout

• Wabi System Directories and Files
• $HOME/wabi Directories and Files
• Initialization Files

Appendix B - Color From Windows to Wabi

• Color Palettes and Maps
• Microsoft Windows Color Allocation
• X Windows Color Allocation
• The Wabi Colormap
• Wabi Color Variables
• Where to Set Color Variables

Appendix C - Fonts From Windows to Wabi

• Why Does Wabi Convert Fonts?
• Font Display Types
• Wabi Font Processing

Appendix D - UNIX and DOS File Systems

• Files Created With Applications
• Text Files
• File Names in UNIX and DOS