Release Notes; Uninstalling Accxes Client Tools; Shortcut Left In Start Menu; Alias Left On The Dock (Mac Os X) - Xerox 850DP - Phaser Color Solid Ink Printer Release Note

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3.1 Uninstalling AccXES Client Tools
The AccXES Client Tools and Account Management Tool applications must be closed before
running the uninstall software. (For Windows 2000, and XP, the uninstall is done by selecting
Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add/Remove programs. Select AccXES and click on the
Add/Remove button. This will remove both ACT and AMT, if they are both on your workstation.
When the InstallAnywhere Uninstaller screen comes up, click on the Uninstall button. Select the
Exit button when the uninstall is complete. (If you are using UNIX, see the AccXES Client Tools
9.0 User Guide for how to uninstall the ACT software.)
You may also want to delete the Act folder, where your files were stored, if you do not need to
access them anymore.
Operating System
Windows 20000 Windows XP
Solaris/Linux/Mac OS X
3.1.1 Shortcut left in Start Menu
After uninstalling the AccXES Client Tools from Windows systems, the shortcut is sometimes left
in the Start Menu. The shortcut is non­operational and can be deleted without loss of data.
3.1.2 Alias left on the Dock (Mac OS X)
If you have installed ACT on Mac OS X with aliases (shortcuts) located on the Dock, uninstalling
ACT may not remove the alias from the Dock. Simply drag the alias to the trash to complete
uninstalling ACT.
3.2 Installing AccXES Client Tools
You must have administrator rights in order to install the AccXES client tools on a PC platform.
If the web­based installation of the AccXES Client Tools is canceled, a series of error messages
will be generated. On the first one, which is a "Save As" dialog box, select the "Cancel" button.
On the "Installation error message," click the "OK" button until it brings you back to the main web
installation screen, where you can retry the installation.
Users must map drives before browsing to install on a network. If this is not done, the network
location that the user browsed to, and selected for ACT to install to, will appear as a path in the C
drive. ACT does not read "\\..." for installations. It needs a specific drive (e.g. G:\)
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ACT Folder Location
C:\documents and Settings\User
Name\XES\ACT
<Users Home directory>/.XES/ACT