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      Readme file for IBM AS/400 Client Access for Windows 95/NT
                    Temporary fix for APAR SA89627
                      Program Product: 5763-XD1
                          Release: V3R2M0

       (c) Copyright IBM Corporation 2000.  All rights reserved.
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Problem description:
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 This package contains a temporary fix module for APAR SA89627 that will be
 included in the next available service pack for V3R2M0 5763-XD1. Until the
 service pack is available, this fix module can be used to circumvent the
 problem. This module fixes a coexistence problem when running Client Access
 with the Microsoft SMS client. Please report any problems you experience to
 your technical representative.

Files
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 readme.txt   - this file
 cwbab.dll    - temporary fix module (compatible with any V3R2M0 service pack level)
 bootmove.exe - tool to allow fix module to be applied

Download and apply instructions
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 Perform the following steps in order: 

 1. On Windows NT/2000, you must be logged on with Administrator account rights
 2. Create a Client Access fix directory on your PC ("mkdir c:\cafix")
 3. Download the cwbab.dll file to this save directory (c:\cafix) and rename it "cwbab.new"
 4. Download the bootmove.exe file to your windows system directory
      NT/2000 -  c:winnt\system32
      95/98   -  c:windows\system
 5. From a cmd prompt (NT/2000) or DOS prompt (95/98), copy the fix module "cwbab.new" to
    your windows system directory
      NT/2000 - "copy c:\cafix\cwbab.new c:\winnt\system32"
      95/98   - "copy c:\cafix\cwbab.new c:\windows\system"
 6. After doing the copy command, change directory to windows system directory
      NT/2000 - "cd c:\winnt\system32"
      95/98   - "cd c:\windows\system"
 7. Run the bootmove tool as follows.  Warning: ONLY RUN IT ONCE !
      "bootmove cwbab.new cwbab.dll"
 8. Reboot the PC  (click "Start-Shutdown-Restart")
 9. Upon reboot, cwbab.dll in windows system directory will be the fix module.

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