- Typographical Conventions
- Preface
- Network Computer Package
- Map to the NCBridge Documentation
- Discontinued Software Features
- What is a Network Computer?
- Why Use a Network Computer?
- How Do You Use a Network Computer?
- Mouse Operations
- Powering On the Network Computer
- The Network Computer Boot Process
- Logging In to the Network Computer
- Logging In from the Root Weave
- Logging In with Client Launcher
- Logging In with HostMenu
- Logging In at a Login Prompt
- Logging In with Telnet
- Closing a Telnet Window
- Logging In with Cterm
- Closing a Cterm Window
- Logging In with the WinDD ICA Client
- Selecting a Host
- Closing a WinDD Session
- Logging In with Serial Port 0 or 1
- Closing a Serial Port Window
- Logging In with LAT
- Closing a LAT Window
- X Window Software Components
- Getting Unstuck
- Window Managers
- Determining Whether a Window Manager is Running
- Starting a Window Manager
- Using a Window Manager
- Starting Sessions
- Running Clients
- Locking the Display
- Local Floppy Manager Client for UNIX Hosts
- Version 3.0
- Version 4.0
- Launching and Exiting Local Netscape Browser
- WinDD ICA Client Plug-in for Web Browser
- Setting a Kiosk Browser to Start the WinDD Plug-in for .ica Files
- Web Server Setup to Allow Application Launching
- Creation of a Web Page Invoking a Windows Application
- WinDD ICA Client Embedded Plug-in
- Web Page
- ICA File
- WinDD ICA Client Configuration GUI as Full-Screen Plug-In
- Local Browser Kiosk Support
- Browser-Related Features
- Starting Navio NC Navigator
- Configuring the Browser for Kiosks
- Displaying PDF Files Using the Local Browser
- Audio Player
- Starting the Audio Player
- Starting the Audio Player from the Remote Configuration File
- Starting the Audio Player with xpsh
- Property Command Interface
- Opening or Creating an Audio File
- Using TFTP Access
- Using NFS Access
- Using DAP Access
- Connecting External Audio Devices
- Audio Accessory Specifications for XP, NC200, and NC400 Series
- Audio Accessory Specifications for NC900 Series
- Recording an Audio File
- Playing an Audio File
- Audio File Information
- Closing the Audio Player
- Audio Mixer
- Starting the Audio Mixer
- Using the Audio Mixer
- Saving the Audio Mixer Level Settings
- Closing the Audio Mixer
- Digital Video Player
- Starting the Video Player
- Opening a Video File
- Using TFTP Access
- Using NFS Access
- Using DAP Access
- Playing a Video File
- Fast Forwarding and Rewinding
- Multicast
- Closing the Video Player
- Analog Video Player
- Starting the Analog Video Player
- Connecting the Network Computer to an Analog Video Device
- Using the Analog Video Player
- Closing the Analog Video Player
- WinDD ICA Client
- Starting the Local WinDD ICA Client
- xp.cnf Compression Commands
- Configuring your WinDD ICA Session from the Client Screen
- Font Caching
- Printing Color Hardcopies
- Printing from MWM
- Printing from the Command-Line
- TekLogin Local Client
- Starting TekLogin
- xp.cnf Commands for TekLogin
- Configuring TekLogin Settings
- Security Between TekLogin and Setup
- PPP Support
- Before You Begin
- Configuring the Network Computer's Serial Port
- Configuring the Network Computer's Session/PPP Settings
- Session Identification
- Session Authentication
- Session Connection
- Configuring the xp.cnf File for PPP
- Final Network Computer Configuration Considerations
- PPP Connections
- Connecting Via TekLogin
- Connecting Via Setup
- Connecting Via xpsh
- Connecting Via the xp.cnf File
- Terminating PPP
- Screen Saver Support
- Starting the Screen Saver with the xp.cnf File
- 16-Bit True Color Support
- Web-Based Administrator
- Implementation
- To Access the Web-Based Administrator
- Seriald Provides Remote COM Support for Windows NT Applications
- Solving Power Problems
- Solving Boot Problems
- Solving Log in Problems
- The Console Window
- Opening the Console Window
- Using the Console Window
- Closing the Console Window
- Remote Diagnostics
- Keyboard Charts
- Entering North American Special Characters from International Keyboards