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For users running the emulation program on HP-UX
systems, this is the name used to log in on that
computer. The name is set up by the administrator of
the HP-UX system.
For Windows 3.1 or Windows for Workgroups 3.11, or
on Win16 subsystems on Windows NT, Windows 95, or
OS/2, this name is the snauser field in the
Configuration section of the sna.ini file (which
usually resides in the c:\windows directory). For
Windows 95 or Windows NT, this name matches a login
name defined on the Windows 95 or Windows NT
system.
Group Name
When adding a user group, supply the name of the
group to which the user belongs.
For users running the emulation program on HP-UX
systems, this name is set up by the administrator of the
HP-UX system.
For Windows 3.1 or Windows for Workgroups 3.11, or
on Win16 subsystems on Windows NT, Windows 95, or
OS/2, this name is the snagroup field in the
Configuration section of the sna.ini file (which
usually resides in the c:\windows directory). For
Windows 95 or Windows NT, you can find the group
name through the Windows Program Registry.
For a user group, the remaining fields in the dialog
apply to all members of the group.
You can set up a default user definition that is used by
all users who do not have their own individual or group
definitions. To do this, specify a user or group name of
DEFAULT.
Chapter 8
Configuring User Applications
Configuring 5250 Users
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