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Sharing an OpenEdge installation on a network overview
The destination path is the same path where OpenEdge is installed on the
server machine.
3. Choose OK. The Destination and Work Paths dialog box appears:
4. Accept or change the program group name that appears in the Group Name
field. The Group Name value identifies the menu option label that appears on the
client machine. When you select this name from All Programs, you can access
the OpenEdge installation that resides on the network server.
Note: If the group name does not already exist, the NetSetup utility adds the
group name to All Programs.
5. Type the absolute path or browse to find the file to identify as the client-based
working directory in the Working Directory field. The Working Directory is a
local folder in which OpenEdge places the files you create on the client.
6. Review the pathname information that appears in the Network Installation
Directory field. This pathname identifies where OpenEdge is installed on the
network server.
Note: The Network Installation Directory field always appears grayed out,
confirming that the information that appears in this field cannot be changed.
The pathname that appears in this field identifies two pieces of information:
where OpenEdge is installed on the network server and the type of
connection that you are using to share the network installation (that is,
mapped drive or UNC pathname).
7. Choose Install. Select the Group Name you defined from All Programs to access
the OpenEdge installation from the network serve.
Note: If you change the original installation on the network, and the installation
includes additional shortcuts supported by the NetSetup Utility, you must
uninstall and reinstall the NetSetup Utility on the client to ensure that the
shortcuts are available on the client machine.
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