This document is to explain the inconsistency of the naming
of Korean FixPaks. Some Korean FxPaks are IPHnnnn, some are
IPKnnnn, and some will be IPQnnnn.


The goal is to have the letter in the FixPak name indicate the
language of the FixPak, be unique, and be consistent with the
syslevel of the GA product.  This has not worked out for our
Korean FixPaks.

Some Korean GA LAN products were shipped with a syslevel
file using the letter H to indicate Korean.  Therefore, some
of the FixPaks were issued as IPHnnnn (ie IPH8227 and
IPH8196).  Unfortunately, the letter H had also been
assigned to Dutch products.  To further complicate the
matter, when some of the FixPaks were distributed the
decision was made to post them as IPKnnnn, even though the
internal syslevel files of these FixPak do indicate the
original IPH designation or else they would not install.
Some examples of this are IPK8260 and WRK8210.

However, this was still a problem, for 2 reasons :
     - Greek products and FixPaks had been shipping with the
       letter K, so it still was not unique
     - The internal syslevel file and the FixPak name were
       not consistent

The letter Q has now been officially designated for Korea,
and so in the future this is the letter that should be used
for new Korean products and FixPaks. However, you will still
see Korean FixPaks going out with H's where necessary to
match the syslevel file of the GA product.

We apologize for any confusion this may have caused.