5722XE1 V5R4M0 IBM iSeries Access for Windows

In this directory is a fix for V5R4M0 iSeries Access for Windows  
iSeries Navigator that is not in the SI24893 service pack:

APAR SE26734: CA400EXP-OPNAV-INCORROUT Wrong Shortcuts settings
  When a shortcut is created in iSeries Navigator, it is not 
  saving correctly the user customization for that task

This fix ONLY applies to V5R4M0 service pack SI24893.  Please do not attempt to
apply this fix to any other release of iSeries Access for Windows, or any other 
service pack level.

If you need to contact Service about problems with this EXE, you should 
mention that you are using a version with a modification date/time of 
September 3, 2006 5:41 AM.

This fix may be applied using two different methods.  The fastest method is 
to use file replacement.  This method replaces the file or files on a PC 
with those that contain fixes.  The second method, CAB replacement, replaces 
CAB and HDR files on the server.  With CAB replacement the service pack must be 
re-installed on each client PC, but PC's installing iSeries Access for Windows for 
the first time will pick up the fix automatically.  PC's installing the
service pack for the first time will also pick up the fix.

File replacement instructions
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1) Locate the file cwbunnav.exe on your client workstation.  This file should
   be located in the iSeries Access for Windows target install directory 
   (for example, C:\Program Files\IBM\Client Access)
2) Rename cwbunnav.exe to cwbunnav.bak.
3) Copy the fix version of cwbunnav.exe into the same directory.


CAB replacement instructions
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1) Place UB1.CAB and UB1.HDR from this directory in the iSeries
   Access for Windows installation image containing SI24893, replacing the existing
   files.  

   NOTE: The installation image must contain service pack SI24893 (either as
       a standalone service pack image, or as a combined installation image
       created via APYPTF or using PTFFORM.EXE)

2) A user can then install or upgrade iSeries Access for Windows from a combined 
   image.
           ** OR **
   A user can install service pack SI24893 from either a combined or standalone image. 


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The following is provided if you would like additional information on 
combined installation images:

COMBINING THE SERVICE PACK WITH AN iSeries ACCESS FOR WINDOWS INSTALLATION IMAGE 
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   The following method could be used if you downloaded the service pack
   image from the iSeries Access for Windows web page location: 
      http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/clientaccess/casp.htm

   The iSeries Access for Windows service pack PTFs are combined with
   the original iSeries Access for Windows installation image in
   QIBM\ProdData\Access\Windows\Install\Image
   NOTE:  this directory is a symbolic link to QIBM\ProdData\CA400\Express\Install\Image
   There is one physical directory - either of these paths will access the directory.

   This means that a user can install (or upgrade) iSeries Access for Windows 
   from this combined image directory and get the latest applied service
   level automatically in one integrated step - since the original 
   installation image files have been replaced by updated versions via 
   the service pack PTF.  Selectively installing components from this combined
   image directory will also automatically get the latest applied service level
   for that component.

   If you tailor the iSeries Access for Windows install image to another directory 
   (for instance, on another server), using the Create Tailored Installation Image
   (cwbinimg.bat) tool, you can use the PTFFORM.EXE download
   in the FTP directory to duplicate the function of applying the iSeries PTF by following
   these steps:

   1.  Download PTFFORM.EXE (from the tailored/ FTP directory) to a temporary directory.
   2.  Run PTFFORM.EXE to expand the service pack files and copy them into an 
       iSeries Access for Windows installation image directory, replacing any existing files.
   3.  Delete PTFFORM.EXE after it has completed its processing.

   Now you have combined this service pack level with the iSeries Access for Windows
   installation image, so that users can install iSeries Access for Windows plus this
   service pack in one integrated step.  Note that this procedure also works if
   the installation image has already been combined with a prior service pack
   level.  This procedure will replace the prior service level in the combined
   image with this new level. 

   Alternatively, if you have a full copy of the original iSeries Access for Windows
   install image in a directory, you can combine PTFFORM.EXE with this full image, 
   using the same 3-step procedure detailed above.  Then you can run 
   Create Tailored Installation Image (cwbinimg.bat) from this full image directory, 
   to create tailored image directories that will automatically have the service pack
   merged in.