This README file accompanies NetWare Requester for OS/2 v1.21.  The following
files are included for this revision:

      3C501    SYS     12672 07-24-90   2:09p 
      3C503    SYS     16080 07-24-90   2:10p 
      READ     ME       1182 05-25-90  10:56a 
      3C505    SYS     17136 08-02-90   2:40p 
      3C523    SYS     17040 07-17-90   8:49a 
      DDAEMON  EXE      4803 06-20-90  11:22a 
      DOSBOX   EXE     11545 04-30-90   1:32p 
      INSTALL  EXE     60188 05-23-90   4:07p 
      INSTALL  HLP      1931 04-17-89  10:17a 
      IPX      SYS      9904 07-24-90   1:50p 
      IPXCALLS DLL      1332 07-24-90   1:50p 
      LSL      SYS     16432 06-20-90  11:22a 
      NBDAEMON EXE      2781 07-27-90   2:19p 
      NE1000   SYS     15776 07-24-90   2:08p 
      NE2      SYS     15776 07-24-90   2:10p 
      NE2-32   SYS     13904 07-24-90   2:09p 
      NE2000   SYS     15264 07-24-90   2:08p 
      NET      MSG      2997 05-25-90   8:47a 
      NETAPI   DLL      2595 07-27-90   2:19p 
      NETBIOS  SYS     17664 08-03-90   2:56p 
      NETH     MSG      3029 05-02-89   8:15a 
      NMPIPE   SYS     10240 07-23-90   8:23a 
      NPCALLS  DLL       912 05-25-90   8:50a 
      NPDAEMON EXE     27054 07-23-90   8:23a 
      NWAFP    DLL      5872 04-25-90   2:30p 
      NWCALLS  DLL     49056 05-10-90  10:11a 
      NWCONFIG DLL      3525 03-22-90   2:55p 
      NWDAEMON EXE     12588 04-09-90   1:00p 
      NWIFS    IFS     20224 06-18-90   4:27p 
      NWREQ    SYS     13760 06-18-90   4:26p 
      NWSPOOL  EXE     32032 03-15-90   1:52p 
      PCN2     SYS     14128 07-24-90   2:08p 
      RXNET    SYS     14272 07-24-90   2:09p 
      RXNET2   SYS     14928 07-24-90   2:10p 
      SPDAEMON EXE      2773 05-11-90   1:20p 
      SPX      SYS     19616 05-11-90   1:20p 
      SPXCALLS DLL      8308 05-11-90   1:20p 
      SYS$ERR  DAT      9132 10-11-88   3:37p 
      SYS$HELP DAT     17343 08-11-87  10:06a 
      SYS$MSG  DAT     24297 03-02-89   3:54p 
      TOKEN    SYS     21120 07-23-90   9:46a 
      TOKENEE  SYS     38224 07-24-90  12:48p 

      SQL      ZIP      3262 08-16-90   8:22a 
            NETAPI   DLL      3107 05-25-90   8:40a 
            NETOEM   DLL      2079 04-18-90   1:13p 
            READ     ME       1182 05-25-90  10:56a 

      DOSNP    ZIP      6559 08-16-90   8:22a 
            DOSNP    EXE      9255 05-25-90   9:02a 
 
-----  Changes in this Requester (8/90) ----- 
 
This Requester has been modified to load with any version of OS/2 v1.x
greater than v1.1.  Prior to this release, the Requester did a version check
for OS/2 v1.2 and would not load on any other version of OS/2, e.g. v1.21. 
 
----- NETAPI.DLL Not copied during installation (8/90) ----- 
 
If you are installing over an existing Requester, the NETAPI.DLL might not
be copied.  To fix this, you can boot into DOS and copy it over manually with
the COPY command.  If DOS is not available, you can remove the component in
the LIBPATH statement in CONFIG.SYS that identifies the Requester files. 
Reboot, then install the Requester and re-modify LIBPATH to include the
Requester files and reboot again. 
 
----- Enhanced NetBIOS Support (8/90) ----- 
 
The NetBIOS name table is now configurable by using the NET.CFG file.  The
number of NetBIOS Names can be set to any value between 4 and 128 
(inclusive).  The old maximum number of names was 26.  To configure the new
value, used 'NAME #' in the 'NetWare NetBIOS' section of the NET.CFG, where
# is the number of names. 
 
For example: 
    NetWare NetBIOS 
        Names 128 
 
(See page 116 of "NetWare Requester for OS/2" for more information on
reconfiguring the Requester) 
 
-----  Access to Message Files  ----- 
 
To access the Requester message files, modify the DPATH line in the 
CONFIG.SYS file.  You will want to add the directory name where you installed
the message files (NET.MSG and NETH.MSG) to the DPATH. 
 
For example: 
    If you installed the Message Files to the C:\NETWARE directory, add  
       C:\NETWARE to the DPATH. 
 
        If the DPATH line is: 
        SET DPATH=C:\OS2;C:\OS2\SYSTEM;C:\OS2\INSTALL;C:\; 
 
        Modify it to read: 
        SET DPATH=C:\OS2;C:\OS2\SYSTEM;C:\OS2\INSTALL;C:\;C:\NETWARE; 
 
-----  SQL Server Users  ----- 
 
There are files located in the SQL.ZIP file which you need to install for SQL
Server Applications to run properly.  There is a READ.ME file located in the
SQL.ZIP file to assist you.