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124 Chapter 3 – Working From a Client Workstation
Creating a File-name Translation File
Windows Services for Unix 3.0 lets you import a special text file that
translates UNIX-specific text characters into characters that are recognized
by Windows NTFS.
The most problematic UNIX character that is not recognized by NTFS is
the colon character (
:)
. The Helios application uses colon characters to
store Macintosh file name descriptions so that UNIX recognizes them.
Other UNIX characters that are not residencies by NTFS are the asterisk
(
* ) and the question-mark ( ? ) characters.
You can download the
trans.txt
translation text file to import into SFU.
To download the translation text file and import it into SFU:
1.
From the TechPlanet location http://techplanet.creo.com/pos/
entry_production/nav/index.htm , right-click the
trans.txt
file, and
select
Save Target As
.
2.
Navigate to the desired Windows folder in which to save the
trans.txt
file, and then click
Save
.
3.
Click on the Windows
Start
button, and select
Programs
>
Windows
Services for UNIX
>
Services for UNIX Administartion
. The SFU 3.0
application starts.
4.
In the navigation pane, select the
Server for NFS
icon.
5.
In the
File name handling
area, select the
Translate file names
check
box.
6.
Click
Browse
, and navigate to the directory location where the
downloaded
trans.txt
file is located.
7.
Click
Open
.
8.
Click
Apply
.
The translation file is imported.