System information

AS/400 IBM Network Station: Techniques for Deployment in a WAN

finger directly on the display and dragging or clicking objects as if you

were using a mouse. With this free enhancement and a

touch-sensitive display, the IBM Network Station can be the client for a

broad range of applications requiring read-only access to data, from

kiosks in shopping malls to hospitals, museums, and libraries.

PCMCIA on Series 1000

Enables the use of a Type II PCMCIA card slot on the IBM Network

Station Series 1000 after it has been installed. Unless you received

one of the few early Ethernet IBM Network Station Series 1000s that

were shipped with a PCMCIA slot, you must order this chargeable

PCMCIA Adapter (part number 07L8336) option by contacting your

IBM representative or an IBM Business Partner.

1.2.1 National Language Support

Release 3 of IBM Network Station Manager for AS/400 supports the IBM

Network Station across all geographies. The National Language Support

(NLS) enablement includes support for more than 30 languages. This allows

users around the world to use language-specific keyboards, read on-display

system messages and, in some cases, read instruction manuals in their

native languages.

Additional information on the above four enhancements can be found online

at the Web site at: www.pc.ibm.com/networkstation/solutions/product.html.

Note: PTF Enhancements

If you want to learn more about Release 3 of IBM Network Station

Manager, an educational CD entitled

IBM Network Station Manager

Release 3: A Tutorial

is now available. This training CD includes a wide

range of cross platform, technical topics pertaining to Network Station

implementation. It can be ordered through the IBM Publications

department as kit number SK3T-3024-01. In the United States, publications

can be ordered by calling: 800-879-2755.

Note