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SP2857 — Compaq Rack Builder VERSION 3.1 LANGUAGE Spanish SUPERCEDES SP2562

SoftPaq Number SP2857
Filename SP2857.EXE
Size 600K
Date 30 April 97
Version N/A
Operating System All

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SOFTPAQ NUMBER:  SP2857
PART NUMBER:  183368-072
FILE NAME:  N/A
TITLE:  Compaq Rack Builder
VERSION:  3.1 
LANGUAGE:  Spanish

CATEGORY:  Software Solutions/Servers

PRODUCTS AFFECTED:  Compaq ProLiant Servers

OPERATING SYSTEM:  MS-DOS 5.0 or greater

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION:  MS Windows 3.1

EFFECTIVE DATE:  13 Feb 1997

ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTION ALLOWED:  Yes

SUPERCEDES:  SP2562 

DESCRIPTION:  Compaq Rack Builder allows the graphical configuration of 
Compaq Rack-Mountable components.  In the "samples" sub-directory 
created by the installation process you will find preconfigured rack 
files (e.g., 42u_1.raq ) that can be loaded into Rack Builder.  Browsing 
these samples will give you an introduction to the variety of ways your 
rack can be configured to meet your specific needs.

HOW TO USE:

1.  Download the SoftPaq to an empty directory and change to that 
directory. The file that is downloaded is SP2857.ZIP.

2.  Unzip the file:  PKUNZIP SP2857
The following files should be created: 
SETUP.INS
SETUP.PKG
SETUP.EXE
RACKBLD.Z  
LEGAL.TXT
SAMPLES.Z  
_SETUP.DLL
INS0762.LIB
README.TXT

3.  From the File/Run menu of Windows Program Manager, run SETUP.EXE 
located in the download directory.  Follow the installation instructions.

Copyright 1997, Compaq Computer Corporation.  All rights reserved.

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trademarks of their respective companies



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