Patch-ID# 103371-02
Keywords: Win95 Windows 95 compose character ALT-GR 
Synopsis: PC-NFSpro 2.0: Win95 Telnet does not handle compose character key sequence
Date: Apr/08/96

Solaris Release:  

SunOS Release: 

Unbundled Product: PCNFSpro

Unbundled Release: 2.0

Relevant Architectures: i386
NOTE:PC

BugId's fixed with this patch: 1234296

Changes incorporated in this version: 1234296

Patches accumulated and obsoleted by this patch: 103278-02

Patches which conflict with this patch:  

Patches required with this patch: 

Obsoleted by: 

Files included with this patch: 

 README      - This readme file
 TELNETW.EXE - Telnet application executable file

Problem Description: 

 1234296 - Under Windows 95 Telnet does not handle the Windows 95 compose
           character sequence correctly. Incorrect ascii characters are
           displayed in the Telnet application window.

Patch Installation Instructions: 

 ATTENTION WINDOWS 95 users:
 ---------------------------
 DO NOT use the dos "rename" (ren) command to save the original
 TELNETW.EXE file.  Doing so will result in your Win95 "Start" menu
 being linked to the wrong TELNET application executable file. Follow
 the instructions below carefully.
 ---------------------------

 This patch consists of one executable file: TELNETW.EXE. On the system
 where PCNFSpro 2.0 is installed, exit MS-Windows. In a Windows 95
 environment, open a DOS box.  Save the existing TELNETW.EXE file and 
 replace it with the TELNETW.EXE supplied with this patch.
 
 Select the drive where PCNFSpro 2.0 is installed:
 
   C:
 
 Save the original TELNETW.EXE file:
 
   COPY \SOLARNET\TELNET\TELNETW.EXE \SOLARNET\TELNET\TELNETW.FCS
 
 Install the new TELNETW.EXE into the \SOLARNET\TELNET directory:
 
   COPY A:\TELNETW.EXE C:\SOLARNET\TELNET\TELNETW.EXE
 
 Restart MS-Windows.

 NOTE:
 All drive letter and directory name references are PCNFSpro 
 defaults. If you have installed PCNFSpro or the patch file on 
 a different drive, or in a different directory, substitute your 
 drive and directory names in the example commands.