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Installing the WorkFlows Java Client on Windows Systems

If you have never used the WorkFlows Java client on your Windows workstation, or you have never installed the client under a particular login user name, follow this procedure.

Sites with Windows Vista workstations will need to disable User Account Control before non-administrator accounts can install and update the WorkFlows Java client. The following Microsoft documentation explains the User Account Control feature in some detail: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc709628.aspx.

To install the WorkFlows Java client on a Windows system

Locate the fupd_jwf.exe executable file on your workstation and double-click it to launch the Install Shield.

Type the server connection information. Allow the WorkFlows Java client to connect to the SirsiDynix Symphony server and transfer server files to the client system.

After the install

Each time you start the WorkFlows Java client after it is installed, the client checks the stamp file on the SirsiDynix Symphony server to see if a newer version of the client is available. If a newer version is available, you are prompted to download the new client.

For Sites Running MSSQL/Unicode

In order to have a full range of symbols available to you on a Windows PC, you need to have Microsoft's Arial MS Unicode font. The Arial MS Unicode font supports up to 45,000 of the 100,000 plus Unicode characters, which in many instances is sufficient. This font is delivered with version 2000 or higher of any of the following programs running on Windows 2000: Access, Excel, FrontPage, Office, Outlook, PowerPoint, Publisher or Word. To install Unicode fonts, see FAQs: Installing Microsoft’s Unicode Fonts. Additionally, to input Unicode characters you will need to add keyboard drivers for the different language keyboards you will be using. Go to FAQs: Adding Keyboard Layouts in Windows 2000. To insert symbols into fields in WorkFlows, you must customize fonts to use a Unicode font. On the Preference menu, point to Desktop and click Font Settings. If you have installed the Microsoft Unicode fonts, select the Arial Unicode MS in the Font column of the Font Chooser. If you are in the process of modifying a value when you change fonts, you need to close the record and begin again. When Arial Unicode has been setup on the PC workstation, it will need to be setup in WorkFlows:

Font Settings

Symbol Table Setting

Receipt Printer Setting

If the PC workstation has a receipt printer attached:

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