Intermec 502O, User Manual

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Developing and Installing Applications
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16. Click the Run Executable button.
17. Click the OK button on the Manual Server Action dialog box. An Ethernet
connection between the desktop PC and 5020 will now be established.
Problems Establishing a Connection
Problem or Message Solution
You are unable to establish a connection.
1. Make sure the WINS or DNS network configuration is correct and
that you have access to a WINS or DNS server.
2. Exit all Visual Studio tools. Use Task Manager to verify that the
CEMGR process is not running. End the process if it is running.
3. Set up the Visual Studio tools for remote debugging.
Installing and Removing Commercial Off-the-Shelf Software
Commercial off-the-shelf software products use an installation program that installs the
software differently than the 5020
SETUP.EXE
program. After installing the application,
you need to run
IMECSYNC.EXE
to make the installation compatible with the 5020 by
reinstalling the application shortcuts as 5020 shortcuts.
IMECSYNC
is installed in the
WINDOWS
directory on your 5020.
When you install off-the-shelf applications on a 5020, the registry entries are not set to
have these applications appear on the Start Menu, Desktop, Startup, or Programs Menu.
IMECSYNC.EXE
compares the contents of the
\WINDOWS\DESKTOP
,
\WINDOWS\STARTUP
,
\WINDOWS\STARTMENU
, and
\WINDOWS\PROGRAMS
directories with the contents of the registry. The registry is modified when any programs are
found in these directories that are not currently defined in the appropriate registry entries.
Some assumptions have to be made since the installation process has no way of
indicating whether the program is accessible for administrators and/or end users. The
defaults are that the program name becomes the description, the working directory is the
directory that the program was found in, there are no command line arguments, and the
program is accessible to both administrators and end users.
The program also understands shortcut files and follows the path to the resultant
program to which it points. If
IMECSYNC
detects any programs that are defined in the
registry but are no longer on the 5020, the registry entries are removed.
IMECSYNC
displays an activity log in a list box.
You can also use
IMECSYNC
after you remove the application.
IMECSYNC
acts as a
cleanup program and removes any residual information about an uninstalled application.
IMPORTANT! Commercial off-the-shelf applications are not guaranteed to be fully
compatible with the 5020.