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Appendix D
Copying the Sample Files (UNIX)
The Classroom in a Book CD-ROM contains all the lesson files you need to complete the
exercises in this book. These instructions describe how to check whether the CD-ROM
drive is mounted, how to mount the CD-ROM drive (if necessary), and how to copy the
sample files from the CD-ROM.
The process is different depending on whether the CD-ROM drive is local or remote:
Local CD-ROM drive
If you have a CD-ROM drive connected to your UNIX workstation,
you can mount the CD locally. (To mount a CD-ROM drive, you must know your
system’s root password.) You can then copy the sample files to your machine’s hard disk
or to your home directory. This appendix contains instructions for doing this.
Remote CD-ROM drive
If you don’t have a local CD-ROM (or if you don’t know your
system’s root password or don’t want to mount the CD yourself), you can give the CD to
your system administrator. The system administrator would then mount the CD and
copy the lesson files to a directory that you have access to. This appendix does not contain
instructions for mounting a CD-ROM drive remotely. System administrators may refer
to the
Installing Adobe FrameMaker Products
manual (included with the FrameMaker 7.0
product) for more information.
Copying the sample files from a local CD-ROM drive
If you have a UNIX workstation with a CD-ROM drive, follow these steps to mount the
drive and copy the lesson files. These instructions describe how to do the following:
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Determine whether the CD-ROM drive is mounted.
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Mount the CD-ROM drive, if necessary (some SGI Indy and Sun Solaris systems mount
the CD-ROM drive automatically).
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Copy the sample files.