DATE:     November 13, 1995

RE:       PROCEDURE FOR INSTALLING DADPRO ON A NOVELL 3.12
          NETWORK

Preliminaries:  Ensure that file server and workstation hardware
     meets or exceeds ENCO minimum standards for running DAD (Refer
     to the DAD Data Sheet).  Make sure you are using frame type
     Ethernet_802.3.  Utilize NETX instead of VLM.  Use a mirrored
     IDE drive pair for the SYS:  volume and set its block size to
     16KB.  All Novell system files as well as the DAD software and
     databases will reside on the SYS:  volume.  Use approved SCSI
     drives for audio storage.  We suggest mirroring or duplexing for
     redundancy.  Set the block size for these drives to 64KB.  You
     may assign a volume label of your choice, usually VOL1:  , VOL2:
     etc.  Set cache buffer size = 16384; set enable disk read after
     write verify = off; set minimum packet receive buffers = 50
     times number of network interface cards (NIC's), or 100 for a
     single NIC; set maximum physical receive packet size = 1530.
     Load all applicable Novell certified patches.  (Current 3.12
     patch level:  PT6.)


1)   Login as SUPERVISOR or equivalent.

2)   Create a DAD subdirectory on the server's SYS: volume.  Create
     CUTS subdirectories on any volumes where audio cuts will reside.
     Create mappings to these directories, such as MAP F:=SYS:\DAD
     MAP G:=VOL1:\CUTS .

3)   Enter SYSCON and create Novell login names of those who will be
     using the system.  For simplicity, assign Novell login names
     based on the location names of your DAD workstations, i.e.
     DAD1, DAD2.  Create group DAD_GROUP and assign all DAD users to
     this group.  Then go to Trustee Directory Assignments and give
     RWCEMF rights for the DAD and CUTS subdirectories to DAD_GROUP.
     Give the EVERYONE group RF rights to the root directory of all
     volumes so the volume error log may be viewed if necessary.
     Update the system login script as necessary.  A sample
     NET$LOG.DAT is provided in the SYS:\DAD\READ.ME directory and
     may be viewed after the software is installed.4) Insert
     Installation Disk One into a workstation floppy drive.  Attach
     to drive A: or B:  as appropriate by typing A:  <ENTER> or B:
     <ENTER> respectively.  Type INSTALL <ENTER> and follow onscreen
     prompts.
     
5)   The installation procedure will install all program material, as
     well as the configuration files for each workstation.

6)   Ensure that workstations logging into the network utilize
     appropriate CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files.  Sample DOS 6.22
     files are available on our bbs and on your system expansion or
     installation diskette.  The AUTOEXEC.BAT must contain a @set
     location=[workstation name] line.