THE WELCH COMPANY
440 Davis Court #1602
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S U M M A R Y


DIARY: April 22, 2004 08:31 AM Thursday; Rod Welch

Wayne installs SDS, Communication Metrics "good to go."

1...Summary/Objective
2...Extended Partition Created for Configuring Logical Drives
3...Logical Drives Will Be Added to Extended Partition Tonight
4...SDS Software Code Received and Installed SDS Configured
5...SDS Program Files Installed
6...Pkzip Failed to Install Used Prior Version
7...Pkzip Installation Procedure for Command Line Version
8...SDS Application Configured Icon Created for Program Operations
9...Icon Created for SDS Program Operations Application Configured
10...Medit Editor and DOS Application Icons Created for Program Operations
11...Group Manager Customized for Wayne Editor Operational
12...Editor Operational Modified Group Manager Customized for Wayne
13...SDS Schedule Launched Successfully Out of Date Condition Corrected
14...Schedule Extended Automatically from 2 Years Ago When Last Used
15...Skills for SDS Operations Applied to New Record After 2 Year lay-off
16...Good to Go SDS Back in Bushiness People Care About Knowledge Support
17...Follow Up Support for Implementation of SDS toward Com Metrics

ACTION ITEMS.................. Click here to comment!

1...Temporary Directories...
2...Wayne might consider adding an entry for Gary, as we move
3...At a convenient time, Wayne needs to move following from c: to f:
4...We need to provide the new project and personnel template subject
5...We opened the Subject Index and entered a subject to the Control
6...At a convenient time, we need to review new SDS features,

CONTACTS 
0202 - Bureau of Land Management                                                                                                                                          O-00000798 0405
020201 - Mr. Wayne Wetzel;

SUBJECTS
Boot Disk Wayne Received from Gary Failed Reporting Defectiv   04
Driveworks Success Partition Hard Disk for Running SDS on New Comput
Driveworks Install SDS Multiple Drives Instructions for XP to Partit
Gary Collaborates with Wayne Asks for Home Address for Sending a Boo
SDS Home Computer Out of Date Not Running Past 18 Months
SDS Install Multiple Drives Instructions for XP to Partition Disk in
Install SDS Multiple Drives Instructions for XP to Partition Disk in
SDS Program Assembled Transferred to Internet for Installation by Wa
Driveworks Success Partition Hard Disk for Running SDS on New Comput
SDS Installed Successfully XP Computer Wayne's New Home System after

2812 -
2812 -    ..
2813 - Summary/Objective
2814 -
281401 - Follow up ref SDS 28 0000. ref SDS 27 0000.
281402 -
281403 - Wayne was successful using Driveworks. ref SDS 0 6H5J   Gary clarified
281404 - creating logical drives, and this was accomplished, so that Wayne's
281405 - computer was configured to run the SDS development code. ref SDS 0
281406 - Y34M  SDS was placed on the web; Wayne had downloaded and was ready
281407 - for installation during a call this evening. ref SDS 0 H26K  There
281408 - were some snafus getting pkzip installed, ref SDS 0 H274; developed a
281409 - work around. ref SDS 0 Y17O  The next day experimenting disclosed
281410 - conflicts in Pkware and Microsoft code. ref SDS 0 4S69  Got input from
281411 - Pkware. ref SDS 0 0U3P  That experience, yielded instructions for
281412 - installing pkzkp. ref SDS 0 FF4I  Applications for SDS, Medit and DOS
281413 - require nine (9) steps. ref SDS 0 XT7O  Customized the Group Manager
281414 - for Wayne. ref SDS 0 UK8I  Launched SDS and the program ran normally,
281415 - after moving diary files from c: to the new logical drives,
281416 - ref SDS 0 6I4L  The Schedule extended automatically from the last time
281417 - Wayne used SDS several years ago. ref SDS 0 XT40  Wayne created a new
281418 - record in the Schedule and performed a few tasks for reporting
281419 - progress on the work today.  He recalled the general steps and so the
281420 - work seemed familiar. ref SDS 0 H255  SDS is back in business for
281421 - Wayne, hopefully. ref SDS 0 SY4K  There are still a few housekeeping
281422 - tasks to follow up on getting done. ref SDS 0 XY3G
281423 -
281424 -        [On 040423 letter to Wayne confirms understandings.
281425 -        ref SDS 29 0001
281427 -         ..
281428 -        [On 040503 called Wayne on progress using SDS. ref SDS 32 0001
281429 -
281430 -
281431 -
281433 -  ..
2815 -
2816 -
2817 - Progress
2818 -
281801 - Extended Partition Created for Configuring Logical Drives
281802 -
281803 - Received ref DRT 1 0001 from Wayne responding to the letter yesterday
281804 - on configuring his system to install SDS. ref SDS 28 VM4I
281806 -  ..
281807 - Wayne says...
281808 -
281809 -    1.  I tried the two disk option last night and got the disk
281810 -        reseized.  I booted up XP and created an extended partition and
281811 -        started creating logical drives. I noticed that it started
281812 -        creating logical drives with G.  I have two DVD/CD drives and
281813 -        one flash drive that presently occupy Drive designations D, E,
281814 -        and F. ref DRT 1 0001
281816 -  ..
281817 - Two disk option was suggested by Gary on 040419, ref SDS 27 RL45, and
281818 - mentioned via a link in a letter yesterday. ref SDS 28 VM4I
281820 -  ..
281821 - Wayne continues....
281822 -
281823 -    2.  In order for for SDS to work correctly, do I have to have C, D,
281824 -        E, F, G, H, (and possibly I) logical drives on the hard drive,
281825 -        or will it also work with G, H, I , J, K, L, and M?  In other
281826 -        words, do I have to redesignate the DVD and flash drives to be,
281827 -        e.g. J, K and L?  Do I do the that first or after I have
281828 -        created six logical drives in the extended partition, or does
281829 -        it matter? ref DRT 1 UU6G
281831 -         ..
281832 -    3.  Any thoughts?
281833 -
281834 -
281836 -  ..
2819 -
2820 -
2821 - 0838
2822 -
282201 - Logical Drives Will Be Added to Extended Partition Tonight
282202 -
282203 - Received ref DRT 2 0001 dated today; a copy of a letter responding to
282204 - Wayne's request for guidance on applying Windows XP to assign logical
282205 - drives on his new computer, per above. ref SDS 0 MT6R
282207 -  ..
282208 - Gary says...
282209 -
282210 -    1.  You do need drives C - H to be hard drive partitions, as SDS
282211 -        uses them. ref DRT 2 0001
282213 -         ..
282214 -    2.  It shouldn't matter whether you change letters before or after
282215 -        creating logical drives. Moving the CD / DVD first is probably
282216 -        simpler, but you should be able to rearrange drive letters any
282217 -        time. It may mean having to move the CD / DVD drives to a high
282218 -        series, move the logical drives into the freed letters, and
282219 -        then move the CD / DVD to the end again (or just leave them if
282220 -        you wish).
282222 -  ..
282223 - Direct collaboration shown by Gary and Wayne significantly increases
282224 - productivity and synergy.
282225 -
282227 -  ..
2823 -
2824 -
2825 - 0920
2826 -
282601 - Received ref DRT 3 0001 copy of a letter dated today from Wayne
282602 - responding to Gary's letter with instructions on configuring the
282603 - computer with multiple drives for installing SDS, per above.
282604 - ref SDS 0 N28M
282606 -  ..
282607 - Wayne says...
282608 -
282609 -    1.  Thanks Gary,
282610 -
282611 -    2.  I will probably get things squared away tonight some time.
282612 -        ref DRT 3 0001
282613 -
282615 -  ..
2827 -
2828 -
2829 - 0927
2830 -
283001 - Submitted ref DIT 1 0001 responding to Wayne's letter and with a copy
283002 - to Gary, saying...
283003 -
283004 -    1.  I will put an SDS program set in a zip file on the web dir \10.
283006 -         ..
283007 -    2.  We previously scheduled a call OA 2000 (0800p).  If that is not
283008 -        a good time, just let me know.
283010 -         ..
283011 -    3.  PS.  Adding my thanks to Gary, also, for help with Driveworks
283012 -        and implementation.
283013 -
283014 -
283016 -  ..
2831 -
2832 -
2833 - 1013
2834 -
283401 - Assembled SDS program code for Wayne per planning on 040229.
283402 - ref SDS 20 JY41
283404 -  ..
283405 - We also need to do the orientation planned on 040229. ref SDS 20 A15O
283406 -
283407 -
283408 -
283409 -
2835 -

SUBJECTS
SDS Software Development Code Submitted and Installed by Wayne on Hi

3003 -
3004 - 2002
300501 -  ..
300502 - SDS Software Code Received and Installed SDS Configured
300503 -
300504 - Called Wayne.
300505 -
300506 - He had already downloaded SDS zip files to...
300507 -
300508 -                       c: sd 10
300510 -  ..
300511 - They do not have DSL or cable Internet service at his location.  He
300512 - has a fast dial up system, but it still took several hours to download
300513 - the 19MB of installation files.
300515 -  ..
300516 - Wayne created a temporary directory...
300517 -
300518 -                       c: 09
300519 -
300520 - ...and moved the SDS installation zip files into the new directory.
300522 -     ..
300523 -    Temporary Directories...
300525 -     ..
300526 -    At a convenient time, Wayne should consider creating more temp
300527 -    directories...
300528 -
300529 -                       c: 10
300530 -                       c: 11
300531 -                       c: 12
300533 -     ..
300534 -    The directory c: sd 10 is a convenient place for temporary files
300535 -    that are used immediately.  Examples are...
300536 -
300537 -        a.  SDS generates a lot of temporary files for managing
300538 -            virtual memory in connection with reports and using the
300539 -            Subject Index.  These files are created and deleted by the
300540 -            system and placing them in c: sd 10 is a convenient way to
300541 -            accomplish this requirement.
300543 -             ..
300544 -        b.  When receiving and issuing documents with email, the
300545 -            file...
300546 -
300547 -                       c: sd 10 x.txt
300548 -
300549 -            ...has been identified as a default temporary filename.
300551 -     ..
300552 -    Occasionally, other needs to store a file, or an entire directory,
300553 -    as we did this evening, per above, ref SDS 0 H29W, for a short time
300554 -    while inspecting to decide where to put something, or to decide
300555 -    that temporary files are not actually needed.  Multiple temporary
300556 -    directories provide a simple way to separate things for a short
300557 -    while until disposition can be determined and implemented.
300559 -     ..
300560 -    Generally, files in sd 10 and the other temporary directories,
300561 -    ref SDS 0 4R9N, should be emptied, or at least kept to a level
300562 -    where there is understanding of content.  When routine inspection
300563 -    and maintenance is not performed, then the list of files becomes
300564 -    unmanageable.  The work to investigate seems prospectively like it
300565 -    would take too long, and there is fear of deleting something that
300566 -    might later turn to be needed, so the a synergy builds to keep
300567 -    everything with the result that the list becomes entirely known.
300568 -
300569 -
300571 -  ..
300572 - SDS Program Files Installed
300573 -
300574 - Turns out he could not install pkzip, per below, ref SDS 0 H274, but
300575 - we were able to use the older version of zu.exe to unzip the files.
300576 - We had a few problems with this but got it done.
300577 -
300578 -        c: 01 02.................. Batch files
300579 -        c: 01 04.................. SDS macro development files
300580 -        c: sd 01.................. SDS main program code
300581 -        c: sd 03.................. SDS macros
300583 -         ..
300584 -        h: sd 04.................. Menus
300585 -        h: sd 05.................. Help
300586 -
300587 -
300588 -
300589 -
300590 -
300591 -
300592 -
300593 -
3006 -

SUBJECTS
Pkzip Failed to Install Used Prior Version

3503 -
350401 -  ..
350402 - Pkzip Failed to Install Used Prior Version
350403 -
350404 - Wayne still had the older version of SDS on his computer, including a
350405 - prior version of Pkzip, which does not require a Windows installation
350406 - operation nor a product key to run.
350407 -
350408 -    Need to investigate how pkzip was installed for John Deneen on
350409 -    030102.  That record simply says Pkzip needs a serial number to
350410 -    run, which was obtained from the record purchasing Pkzip on 020903.
350411 -    ref SDS 9 MC3F  There is nothing else reported about problems
350412 -    installing Pkzip on multiple systems. ref SDS 12 C34M
350414 -     ..
350415 -    Did a search for installing Pkzip, and it lists...
350417 -     ..
350418 -    The record on 020903 says that Pkzip has to be installed on each
350419 -    computer so that the Windows registry is posted. ref SDS 9 K89G
350421 -     ..
350422 -    Pkzip has been installed on c11, c12 and c13, reported on 020903
350423 -    saying to run...
350424 -
350425 -                        g: 00 pkzs setup.exe
350426 -
350427 -    ...for installation on each computer, and there is no record of the
350428 -    problem Wayne encountered this evening. ref SDS 9 IZ60
350430 -     ..
350431 -    Installation on c12 and c13 is reported the next day on 020904 and
350432 -    seems to indicate it can be accomplished by copying the
350433 -    installation files Wayne is using today. ref SDS 10 0001
350435 -     ..
350436 -    Will do an experiment...
350437 -
350438 -        1.  On computer c11 will remove Pkzip...
350439 -
350440 -            Turns out there are three (3) parts of pkzip installed, so
350441 -            removed all three...
350442 -
350443 -            a.  Command Line
350444 -            b.  Windows
350445 -            c.  Shared Components
350447 -             ..
350448 -        2.  Install Pkzip per above. ref SDS 0 4S69
350449 -
350450 -            See what happens...
350452 -             ..
350453 -            Got a screen showing...
350454 -
350455 -               PKZIP Setup
350456 -
350457 -               Select Features to Install
350458 -
350459 -               x  PKZIP            This item is already installed
350460 -                                   uncheck box to remove
350462 -                ..
350463 -               x  Explorer Integration
350465 -                ..
350466 -               x  Outlook Integration
350468 -                ..
350469 -               x  Web Browser Integration
350471 -                ..
350472 -               x  Command Line
350473 -                  Interface        This item is already installed
350474 -                                   uncheck box to remove
350476 -             ..
350477 -            So, right away we have a problem, because the installation
350478 -            program is saying Pzkip is already installed and we just
350479 -            did a Windows op to remove the program. ref SDS 0 8L89
350481 -             ..
350482 -            The next day, called Rob at Pkware who make and sell Pkzip,
350483 -            per phone number in the record on 020903. ref SDS 9 IZ41
350485 -             ..
350486 -            Rob explained that sometimes the Pkzip setup.exe program
350487 -            and/or the Windows Add/Remove programs system do not run
350488 -            correctly.  Rob initially suggested removing all the checks
350489 -            in the Pkzip setup window and continuing with the
350490 -            Installation process by clicking "Next" and this will have
350491 -            the effect of removing whatever the setup.exe program is
350492 -            seeing that causes a report that Pkzip is installed after
350493 -            having removed it with Microsoft Add/Remove programs.
350494 -            After completing the Installation op to attempt ensuring
350495 -            Pkzip was fully removed, we ran setup.exe again, and got
350496 -            same result saying Pkzip was still installed. ref SDS 0
350497 -            4S4G  Rob noticed we are in a loop.
350499 -  ..
350500 - This is along the lines of the scenario in Typical Day Scenario
350501 - talking to Microsoft. ref OF 9 3120
350503 -             ..
350504 -            Rob said there is another way to install Pkzip for each
350505 -            feature.  We tried this and that and eventually got the
350506 -            Command Line version installed.  I then removed it and
350507 -            tried the following instructions without Rob's support...
350508 -
350509 -            1.  In the Pkzip installation directory...
350510 -
350511 -                    c: sd 01 pkinstl
350512 -
350513 -                ...there are a series of directories...
350514 -
350515 -                    c: sd 01 pkinstl html
350516 -                    c: sd 01 pkinstl Pkzip Command Line
350517 -                    c: sd 01 pkinstl Pkzip Explorer
350518 -                    c: sd 01 pkinstl Pkzip for Windows
350519 -                    c: sd 01 pkinstl Pkzip Plug-in
350520 -                    c: sd 01 pkinstl Self-Extractors
350522 -                 ..
350523 -            2.  Rob suggested opening...
350524 -
350525 -                    c: sd 01 pkinstl Pkzip for Windows
350526 -
350527 -                ...which shows...
350528 -
350529 -                    c: sd 01 pkinstl Pkzip for Windows pkzw500.msi
350531 -                 ..
350532 -                Rob advised that pkzw500.msi is a standard Microsoft
350533 -                Installation program for the Pkzip Windows application.
350535 -                 ..
350536 -            3.  Right click on pkzw500.msi
350537 -
350538 -                This opens a menu showing...
350539 -
350540 -                     Install
350541 -                     Repair
350542 -                     Uninstall
350543 -                     ---
350544 -                     ---
350546 -                 ..
350547 -            4.  Select Uninstall from the menu.
350548 -
350549 -                This brings up a message that says...
350550 -
350551 -                     ! This action is only valid for products that are
350552 -                       currently installed.
350554 -                 ..
350555 -            5.  Rob suggested opening...
350556 -
350557 -                    c: sd 01 pkinstl Pkzip Command Line
350558 -
350559 -                ...which shows...
350560 -
350561 -                    c: sd 01 pkinstl Pkzip Command Line pkzc500.msi
350563 -                 ..
350564 -            6.  Repeat steps 3 and 4. ref SDS 0 0U7I
350565 -
350567 -  ..
350568 - Based on this experience....
350569 -
350570 -
350571 -
3506 -

SUBJECTS
Procedure Installation Pkzip Command Line Version
Installation Procedure Pkzip Command Line Version

4004 -
400501 -  ..
400502 - Pkzip Installation Procedure for Command Line Version
400503 -
400504 - In the directory...
400505 -
400506 -                    c: sd 01 pkinstl Pkzip Command Line
400507 -
400508 -                ...there is only one (1) file...
400510 -                            ..
400511 -                           pkzc500.msi
400513 -                 ..
400514 -            1.  Right click on pkzc500.msi to open a menu, and
400515 -                select at the top of the menu...
400516 -
400517 -                           Install
400519 -                 ..
400520 -                This opens a "wizard" menuing system for installing
400521 -                the pkzip command line version program.
400522 -
400523 -                a.  Click Next at the bottom of the window.
400524 -
400525 -                    Opens "Customer Information."
400527 -                     ..
400528 -                    This screen has a button for...
400529 -
400530 -                           License Key
400532 -                     ..
400533 -                b.  Clicked "License Key" button
400534 -
400535 -                    A product or license key is already entered, and
400536 -                    investigation shows it is the same as the product
400537 -                    reported in the record on 020903. ref SDS 9 MC3F
400539 -                     ..
400540 -                    Rob advised that Windows saves the product key in
400541 -                    the registry to manage a use case where a customer
400542 -                    gets a 30 day trial.  The product key storage
400543 -                    feature in the Windows registry prevents a customer
400544 -                    from removing the trial version at the end of 30
400545 -                    days and then installing the trial version again,
400546 -                    rather than purchasing the product.  Evidently,
400547 -                    product keys are assigned with a code that can be
400548 -                    interpreted to prevent repetitive installation of a
400549 -                    trial version.  A purchased version can be
400550 -                    installed as often as necessary.
400552 -                     ..
400553 -                    The pre-entered product key can be removed, and
400554 -                    then the string in the record on 020904 can be
400555 -                    entered in the Product Key fields using Microsoft
400556 -                    cut and paste. ref SDS 9 MC3F
400558 -                     ..
400559 -                    When Next is clicked, control jumps back to the
400560 -                    prior level, and then click Next, and this advances
400561 -                    the program.
400563 -                     ..
400564 -                c.  Another option in this window is for...
400565 -
400566 -                    Install this application for...
400568 -                     ..
400569 -                    x  Anyone who uses this computer (all users)
400570 -
400571 -                       Only for me (Rod Welch)
400573 -                     ..
400574 -                    Rob indicated the standard installation is for All
400575 -                    users.
400577 -                     ..
400578 -                    Click Next.  This opens a new Window for...
400580 -                     ..
400581 -                d.  Setup Type
400582 -
400583 -                    This has two choices...
400584 -
400585 -                    1.  Complete
400586 -
400587 -                        All program features will be installed
400588 -                        (Requires the most disk space.)
400590 -                         ..
400591 -                    2.  Custom
400592 -
400593 -                        Choose which program features you want and
400594 -                        where they will be installed.
400596 -                     ..
400597 -                    Select Custom, option 2.
400599 -                     ..
400600 -                    Click Next.  This opens a new Window...
400602 -                     ..
400603 -                e.  Custom Setup
400604 -
400605 -                    This section is "tricky," except for people who do
400606 -                    nothing but install things on computers, so they
400607 -                    have no time to use anything they install.
400609 -                     ..
400610 -                    There is a diagrammatic structure at the top part
400611 -                    of the window, and another option near the bottom
400612 -                    of the window for...
400614 -                            ..
400615 -                           Install to:
400617 -                     ..
400618 -                    Even though the Install to: section is below the
400619 -                    diagram setup section, the Install to: feature has
400620 -                    to be set first, otherwise, changes to the diagram
400621 -                    setup section will (for some unknown reason) change
400622 -                    the Install to: section so that it is no longer an
400623 -                    option for customer configuration.
400625 -                     ..
400626 -                    Therefore in the section for...
400627 -
400628 -                           Install to:
400630 -                     ..
400631 -                f.  Click "Change"
400632 -
400633 -                    This will open a window that has...
400635 -                     ..
400636 -                    Look in...
400637 -
400638 -                           PKZIPC
400640 -                     ..
400641 -                    Folder Name:
400642 -
400643 -                           I: Program Files\PKWARE\PKZIPC
400645 -                     ..
400646 -                    Generally, this can be left as is.
400648 -                     ..
400649 -                    The Welch Management Method, cited by Morris on
400650 -                    911123, ref SDS 1 4930, calls for adding
400651 -                    organization to information, as part of working
400652 -                    "intelligently," defined in POIMS, ref OF 3 1X6G,
400653 -                    which is one of the five (5) elements for creating
400654 -                    knowledge, also, noted in POIMS. ref OF 3 0367
400655 -                    Within this framework, software programs are
400656 -                    installed on the h: drive and listed in the Subject
400657 -                    Index for management.  In this case Pkzip has been
400658 -                    assigned to the directory...
400660 -                            ..
400661 -                           h: 00 28
400663 -                     ..
400664 -                    In Wayne's case, he can likely skip all this, but
400665 -                    will have remember where Pkzip winds up.  This
400666 -                    burden is minimized somewhat by using the Start
400667 -                    menu with Programs and selecting Pkzip then
400668 -                    selecting Properties and selecting the Target
400669 -                    directory, i.e., it is often possible to find where
400670 -                    a program is installed by using program properties.
400671 -
400673 -                     ..
400674 -                g.  Program Features...
400675 -
400676 -                    After setting the program directory, or skipping
400677 -                    that step, per above, ref SDS 0 06HS, make the
400678 -                    selections from the diagram schematic at the top of
400679 -                    the installation window, per above. ref SDS 0 934Q
400680 -                    which shows...
400681 -
400682 -                       o v Pkzip Command Line
400684 -                            ..
400685 -                           o v Tutorial Files
400687 -                            ..
400688 -                           x v Pkzip DOS Translation Set
400690 -                            ..
400691 -                           o v Add to Path
400693 -                        ..
400694 -                       o v  Additional Documentation
400696 -                     ..
400697 -                    ...where symbols in front of the task description
400698 -                    represent selection status...
400699 -
400700 -                       o  "selected"
400701 -                       x  "not selected"
400702 -                       v  this is a little down arrow signifying that
400703 -                          clicking on the v opens a list of options
400704 -                          for changing the status type between select,
400705 -                          not select and others.
400707 -                     ..
400708 -                    When the v symbol is clicked, it opens a list of 4
400709 -                    options.  Rob said the main options are either the
400710 -                    first, which selects, or the last "x" which says
400711 -                    don't install.
400713 -                     ..
400714 -                h.  Make following changes to set features to
400715 -                    install...
400716 -
400717 -                           o v Pkzip DOS Translation Set
400718 -
400719 -                           x v Add to Path
400720 -
400721 -                    ...that modifies the initial default list shown
400722 -                    above. ref SDS 0 934Q
400724 -                     ..
400725 -                    These changes mean that the Pkzip DOS translation
400726 -                    set will be installed and that the directory where
400727 -                    the pkzip program is installed, which is set
400728 -                    further below, will not be added to the system
400729 -                    path.  The pkzip directory is not needed as part of
400730 -                    the system path, because after installation is
400731 -                    completed the actual executables, created by the
400732 -                    installation operation, will be moved from the
400733 -                    pkzip directory into c: sd 01, and this directory
400734 -                    is set as part the system path by the SDS program
400735 -                    launch operation.
400737 -                     ..
400738 -                    Click Next.
400740 -                     ..
400741 -                    This opens a window that simply needs another
400742 -                    click to launch the install op.
400744 -                     ..
400745 -                i.  Click Install.
400747 -                     ..
400748 -                j.  Click Finish
400750 -                 ..
400751 -            2.  Install window is closed.
400752 -
400753 -                The File Management list is still open.  It can be
400754 -                closed, or leave it open, because the next step is to
400755 -                copy the command files from wherever Windows put them
400756 -                into the c: sd 01 directory.  In the case of the Welch
400757 -                Management Method...
400759 -                 ..
400760 -            3.  Copy three (3) Pkzip program files using the File
400761 -                Management drag and drop system....
400762 -
400763 -                     h: 00 28 pkzipc.exe........ c: sd 01
400764 -                     h: 00 28 pkzip.exe......... c: sd 01
400765 -                     h: 00 28 pkunzip.exe....... c: SD 01
400767 -                 ..
400768 -            4.  Rename....
400769 -
400770 -                     c: sd 01 pkzip.exe......... z.exe
400771 -                     c: sd 01 pkunzip.exe....... zu.exe
400772 -
400774 -                 ..
400775 -            5.  Test new program files with...
400776 -
400777 -                C:\sd\10>z -P -a -r cs c:\sd\01\*.*
400779 -                 ..
400780 -                Should see a bunch of stuff scroll on the screen and
400781 -                wind up with a file...
400782 -
400783 -                               cs.zip
400785 -                 ..
400786 -                Seems to work...
400788 -                 ..
400789 -                Since we didn't' have time to call other folks and
400790 -                everything this evening, we did the following...
400792 -     ..
400793 -    The work around was to...
400794 -
400795 -        1.  rename zu.exe to zun.exe, since this is the version of
400796 -            Pkzip for unzipping files was installed when Wayne unzipped
400797 -            cs.zip and overwrote zu.exe with the newer version.
400798 -
400799 -        2.  Tried...
400800 -
400801 -                     C:\09>copy c:\sd\01\zuo.exe zu.exe
400803 -             ..
400804 -            This likely copied zuo.exe into the 09 dir, or wherever we
400805 -            executed the commands, possibly c: sd 10.
400807 -             ..
400808 -            Wayne needs to move delete this file....
400809 -
400810 -                               c: sd 10 zu.exe
400812 -             ..
400813 -            But, since I was tired, and was not thinking well, did not
400814 -            recognize that when we ran the unzip op specifying...
400815 -
400816 -                     C:\sd\01\zu -d -n hs h:\ *.*
400817 -
400818 -            ...and it reported no executable found for zu.exe, that
400819 -            the initial copy command needed to specify the target
400820 -            directory.
400822 -             ..
400823 -            In any case, we recognized that zuo.exe was still on c: sd
400824 -            01, so ran the same command with...
400825 -
400826 -                     C:\sd\01\zu0 -d -n hs h:\ *.*
400827 -
400828 -            ...and this was successful.
400829 -
400830 -
400831 -
400832 -
4009 -

SUBJECTS
SDS Application Configured Icon Created SDS.BAT Set Up

4203 -
420401 -  ..
420402 - SDS Application Configured Icon Created for Program Operations
420403 - Icon Created for SDS Program Operations Application Configured
420404 -
420405 - We configured applications for...
420406 -
420407 -        SDS
420408 -        Medit
420409 -        DOS
420410 -
420411 -    1.  Right click mouse on desktop to open menu.
420413 -         ..
420414 -    2.  Select New to open another menu.
420416 -         ..
420417 -    3.  Select Shortcut.
420418 -
420419 -        This opens a dialog box for configuring a program, and it
420420 -        creates a program icon on the desktop.
420422 -         ..
420423 -    4.  Type the location of the item...
420424 -
420425 -                     c: sd 01
420427 -         ..
420428 -        Click next.
420430 -         ..
420431 -    5.  Type a name for this shortcut...
420432 -
420433 -                     Schedule Diary System
420435 -         ..
420436 -        Click next.
420438 -         ..
420439 -        The dialog box closes and the icon is on the desktop for SDS.
420440 -
420442 -         ..
420443 -    6.  Right click the newly created SDS icon to open a menu and
420444 -        select Properties at the bottom of the menu.
420446 -         ..
420447 -        This opens a dialog box to setup SDS properties.
420449 -         ..
420450 -    7.  In the box for "Target" append to the end of the path...
420451 -
420452 -                     c:\sd\01\sds.bat
420453 -
420454 -
420455 -             sds.bat sets up the path and environment variables, per
420456 -             work on 031020, ref SDS 14 OS71, in addition to launching
420457 -             the SDS program.  mj.bat and dos.bat work the same way.
420459 -         ..
420460 -        Click OK.
420462 -         ..
420463 -        The dialog box closes and the SDS icon is still on the
420464 -        desktop.
420466 -         ..
420467 -    8.  Right click the SDS icon again, and select Properties again.
420468 -
420469 -        This opens an enhanced dialog box for Properties with a series
420470 -        of tabs across the top of the menu.
420472 -         ..
420473 -        There is a "Change Icon" button in the lower right corner of
420474 -        the dialog box.  Click the button.
420476 -         ..
420477 -    9.  Change Icon.
420478 -
420479 -        This opens a message saying...
420480 -
420481 -                     The file c:\sd\01\sds.bat contains no icons.
420482 -
420483 -                     Choose an icon from the list or specify a
420484 -                     different file.
420486 -         ..
420487 -        Click OK.
420489 -         ..
420490 -        This opens a list of Microsoft generated icons.  There is a
420491 -        button for Browse in the lower right corner of the window.
420493 -         ..
420494 -        Click Browse.
420496 -         ..
420497 -        This opens a change icon window, which is preset by Microsoft
420498 -        to open in the Windows program directory for system 32.
420499 -        Change this to...
420500 -
420501 -                     c: sd 01
420503 -         ..
420504 -        In this directory, highlight the file...
420505 -
420506 -                     SDS.ICO
420507 -
420508 -        ...there is an SDS triangle logo associated with the SDS.ICO
420509 -        file.
420511 -         ..
420512 -        Click Open.
420514 -         ..
420515 -        Click OK.
420517 -         ..
420518 -   10.  Set Options.
420519 -
420520 -        Control returns to the SDS properties dialog window.
420522 -         ..
420523 -        Select the tab for...
420524 -
420525 -                     Options
420527 -         ..
420528 -        There is a section for...
420529 -
420530 -                     Edit Options
420531 -
420532 -                     x  Quick Edit Mode
420533 -                     x  Insert mode
420534 -
420535 -        ...change both settings to off, so the screen looks like...
420536 -
420537 -                     Edit Options
420538 -
420539 -                        Quick Edit Mode
420540 -                        Insert mode
420541 -
420542 -        ...with neither option selected.
420544 -         ..
420545 -        Click OK.
420547 -         ..
420548 -   11.  SDS Application is now configured.
420549 -
420550 -        The Properties dialog window is closed, and the icon selected
420551 -        for SDS is applied, and will appear on the desktop within a few
420552 -        seconds of closing the properties window.
420554 -         ..
420555 -   12.  Task Bar - optional
420556 -
420557 -        It is helpful to have a group of tasks together and executable
420558 -        from the system task bar.
420560 -         ..
420561 -        Welch has..
420563 -     ..
420564 -    Netscape, Show Desktop, DOS, File Manager, Medit, SDS, FTP Email
420565 -
420566 -        ...all in the first 20% of the task bar.
420567 -
420568 -        The SDS icon can be dragged to the task bar with the left
420569 -        mouse button.
420570 -
420571 -
420572 -
4206 -

SUBJECTS
DOS Application Configured Icon Created SDS.BAT Set Up
Medit Application Configured Icon Created SDS.BAT Set Up

4604 -
460501 -  ..
460502 - Medit Editor and DOS Application Icons Created for Program Operations
460503 -
460504 - Use the same 10 steps to set up Medit and DOS, by substituting in step
460505 - 6......
460506 -
460507 -                     c:\sd\01\mj.bat
460509 -      ..
460510 - ... for Medit, and
460511 -
460512 -                     c:\sd\01\dos.bat
460513 -
460514 - ...for DOS in place of...
460515 -
460516 -                     c:\sd\01\sds.bat
460517 -
460519 -         ..
460520 -        For step 8, ref SDS 0 884W, there are no specific icons for
460521 -        Medit and DOS.  The Microsoft default list of icons does not
460522 -        have good choices, but selection is largely irrelevant.  The
460523 -        only important criteria is to select different icons for Medit
460524 -        and DOS, so that, if the icons are moved to the task bar, where
460525 -        is most efficient to use them, the symbols are distinguishable.
460527 -         ..
460528 -        Windows 2000, and likely XP, have another file with application
460529 -        icons that are good choices for the editor and DOS...
460530 -
460531 -                            windows system32 pfmgr.dll
460533 -         ..
460534 -        For DOS select the first choice highlighted, which is something
460535 -        like...
460536 -
460537 -                          MS
460538 -                          DOS
460540 -         ..
460541 -        For Medit select the 5th item on line 3 -- just below a pencil
460542 -        symbol, there is a symbol for a pad of paper and a pencil,
460543 -        which makes a good icon for an editor.
460545 -         ..
460546 -        This evening we did not select icons for Medit and DOS.
460547 -
460548 -
460549 -
460550 -
4606 -

SUBJECTS
Group Manager Customized for Wayne Editor Operational

4903 -
490401 -  ..
490402 - Group Manager Customized for Wayne Editor Operational
490403 - Editor Operational Modified Group Manager Customized for Wayne
490404 -
490405 - After configuring SDS, Medit and DOS applications, we used Medit to
490406 - modify the Group Manager, which demonstrated part of the SDS file
490407 - management system using F1 F3 to get lists of files and to open files
490408 - outside of SDS.  We opened the Group Manager in Medit and set up Wayne
490409 - at the top of the list, with only my name below, as follows....
490410 -
490411 -    1.  Click on Medit icon, just created. ref SDS 0 I58K
490412 -
490413 -        Wayne reported the editor appeared on the screen, as he
490414 -        remembered.
490416 -         ..
490417 -    2.  Open File Management... press F1 F3
490418 -
490419 -        Change the default spec to...
490420 -
490421 -                     c: sd 03 047027
490422 -
490423 -        ..press Enter or double click
490425 -         ..
490426 -        The file manager is closed, and the target file is opened,
490427 -        ready for editing.
490429 -         ..
490430 -    3.  Move Wayne Wetzel to the top of the list above Rod Welch.
490431 -
490432 -        Delete all the lines with names below Rod Welch, so that the
490433 -        list now shows...
490434 -
490435 -                     Wayne Wetzel
490436 -                     Rod Welch
490438 -         ..
490439 -    4.  Press F6 to replicate blank lines in the form, so that format
490440 -        remains in tact and blank lines are added to restore the
490441 -        original structure.
490443 -         ..
490444 -    5.  Save the changes -- press F2.
490445 -
490446 -        Press ESC to close the Group Manager file.
490448 -         ..
490449 -        Press ESC to close the editor.
490451 -  ..
490452 - Group Manager is now customized for Wayne.
490453 -
490454 -    Wayne might consider adding an entry for Gary, as we move
490455 -    forward and start working on collaborating, per Morris' question on
490456 -    951103 about the effect of multiple users. ref SDS 3 9066
490457 -
490458 -
490459 -
4905 -

SUBJECTS
Set Environment Variables SDS Launch Batch File System Developed for
Diary Records Moved from C: to New Logical Drive D: for SDS Diary Re

5104 -
510501 -  ..
510502 - SDS Schedule Launched Successfully Out of Date Condition Corrected
510503 -
510504 - The batch file system launch developed on 031020, ref SDS 14 OS71, and
510505 - modified on 031121, ref SDS 15 XA6O. worked well in the Windows XP
510506 - operating system, answering an important question about compatibility.
510508 -  ..
510509 - Tried to launch SDS without archiving and his screen went dead.
510511 -  ..
510512 - Decided the problem was that we needed to move his SDS records from
510513 - the c: drive to the d: drive, so we did that.
510515 -  ..
510516 - Also moved the subject index and contacts from c: to h:.
510518 -     ..
510519 -    At a convenient time, Wayne needs to move following from c: to f:
510520 -
510521 -           c: 02.............. company accounts e.g., for publications
510522 -           c: 03.............. Projects
510523 -           c: 04.............. Jobs (small projects)
510525 -     ..
510526 -    We need to provide the new project and personnel template subject
510527 -    accounts, so these are available, if Wayne decides to do a project of
510528 -    some kind.
510530 -     ..
510531 -    The easiest way to do this is send Wayne my SDS records, and then
510532 -    copy the templates from my account into Wayne's SI files.
510534 -     ..
510535 -    Will ask Wayne to keep in touch on needs of this kind.
510536 -
510537 -        [On 040423 letter to Wayne mentions this issue. ref SDS 29 YU6N
510539 -  ..
510540 - Wayne then opened SDS again without archiving and this worked.  He
510541 - inspected his Schedule and did not notice anything that looked like a
510542 - problem, so he closed the Schedule.
510543 -
510544 -
510545 -
510546 -
5106 -

SUBJECTS
Schedule Ran Successfully Automatically Updated Out of Date Schedule

5203 -
520401 -  ..
520402 - Schedule Extended Automatically from 2 Years Ago When Last Used
520403 -
520404 - We saved a copy of his current Schedule 00 directory to the c: drive
520405 - for safe keeping in case we wind up having to do some things manually.
520407 -  ..
520408 - His current schedule is March 2001 or there about, the last time he
520409 - used SDS.
520411 -  ..
520412 - Wayne closed SDS.
520414 -  ..
520415 - Launched SDS and it ran normally to archive.
520417 -  ..
520418 - The system functioned as intended from work on 031207, ref SDS 16
520419 - 0001, by extending the Schedule to two (2) months beyond the current
520420 - date, then opened Schedule to today's date, with pending tasks moved
520421 - from the prior date to today.
520423 -  ..
520424 - This was good news.
520425 -
520426 -
520427 -
520428 -
520429 -
5205 -

SUBJECTS
Application Orientation SDS Operations Familiar
Keyboard Ergonomics Important for Working Productivley Efficiently I

5404 -
540501 -  ..
540502 - Skills for SDS Operations Applied to New Record After 2 Year lay-off
540503 -
540504 - Follow up ref SDS 20 A15O.
540505 -
540506 - Wayne used F1 to create a task in the Schedule to report installing
540507 - SDS on his new computer.
540509 -  ..
540510 - Pressed Enter to open the record to report progress.
540512 -  ..
540513 - We opened contacts and entered Welch company, because we knew that
540514 - contact record would be in Wayne's system, based on prior work and
540515 - because contacts were not included with this installation in order to
540516 - avoid overwriting any which Wayne may have created.  Wayne reported
540517 - this worked as he remembered.  We also entered a contact for his prior
540518 - assignment at DNRC.
540520 -  ..
540521 - Since Wayne is no longer at DNRC he deleted those lines in the
540522 - contact in the Contact field.  He recalled how to use Alt F8 to
540523 - delete one line at a time, and use Alt F7 twice for a block delete.
540524 -
540525 -    We need to set up Wayne's SDS code to use a block of contact
540526 -    numbers that are different from those Gary and I create.
540527 -
540528 -       [On 040425 prepared CD that assigns contacts beginning at
540529 -       15000. ref SDS 30 1L89
540531 -  ..
540532 - We did not discuss the keyboard situation.  Hopefully, Wayne has the
540533 - keyboard from prior work, otherwise there will be problems Gary has
540534 - reported using conventional information technology for knowledge work,
540535 - reviewed on 020924. ref SDS 11 EL8F  Ergonomics of keyboard were
540536 - considered more recently on 040221. ref SDS 18 S44G and further --
540537 - ref SDS 18 S449
540539 -  ..
540540 - Wayne did a diary summary with F3 and got nothing, as expected because
540541 - there have been no records created in his SDS program for the past 2
540542 - years.  He did a diary for 950101 60 and got a bunch of records for
540543 - January and February in 1995, as expected.
540545 -  ..
540546 - We opened the Subject Index and entered a subject to the Control
540547 - Field.  Wayne recalled how this worked.
540548 -
540549 -    Orientation needed on new tools for context management developed
540550 -    the past year, also, need review, e.g., the list on 000824.
540551 -    ref SDS 5 F68M and ref SDS 5 RH9I and  ..
540554 - By now the time was 2230 at Wayne's location, so we called it a day.
540556 -  ..
540557 - This exercise provided some orientation, planned on 040229.
540558 - ref SDS 20 A15O  Below, information on function keys can be helpful
540559 - for editing and other operations. ref SDS 0 P87L
540560 -
540561 -
540562 -
540563 -
540564 -
540565 -
5406 -

SUBJECTS
Good to Go SDS Back in Bushiness People Care About Knowledge Support
Average User Wants Functionality for Average Results User Interface
Average User Cares About Accurate Memory Fast Easy Create Links Caus
Above Average User Cares About Above Average Results Will Invest Mor
Productivity Meetings Calls Email Management Stream-of-conscious Com

6307 -
630801 -  ..
630802 - Good to Go SDS Back in Bushiness People Care About Knowledge Support
630803 -
630804 - Like Gary reporting to management at Aerospace company on 040402 that SDS is
630805 - "good to go" on the project after a 3 month break, ref SDS 24 TN4X,
630806 - SDS is seemingly back in business for Wayne after a 2 year break.
630808 -  ..
630809 - Commitment to work through difficulties in order to restore use,
630810 - demonstrates people care about SDS support after gaining experience
630811 - with the things SDS does, as Gary related a month earlier on 040227.
630812 - ref SDS 19 RH77
630814 -  ..
630815 - A record of people who have experienced the power of command and
630816 - control enabled by SDS, making extended efforts to restore that power
630817 - to daily work practice, helps address Gary's question on 020217.
630818 - ref SDS 8 425M  Wayne's letter on 010725 addressed the issue
630819 - conceptually, ref SDS 7 WJ7L, and aligned with analysis of comments
630820 - later on 020217 flowing from Gary's concerns. ref SDS 8 1332  Action
630821 - today, and over the past month or so expending time to make it happen,
630822 - add considerable weight to Wayne's report on 010725.
630823 -
630824 -
630825 -
6309 -

SUBJECTS
Follow Up Support for Implementation of SDS toward Com Metrics
Function Key List Generate Print
New SDS Features Review
SDS Records Welch CD Send to Wayne
Com Metrics Follow Up SDS Installation to Learn Greater Share of Com

7107 -
710801 -  ..
710802 - Follow Up Support for Implementation of SDS toward Com Metrics
710803 -
710804 - Now that SDS is operational, there can be gradual progress toward
710805 - implementing the eight (8) steps of Com Metrics, listed on 001219,
710806 - ref SDS 6 4W4L, which was set as a goal at Aerospace company in the
710807 - annual review on 040102. ref SDS 17 H55F
710809 -  ..
710810 - Wayne needs the list of Function Key assignments...
710811 -
710812 -    He can generate a current list with the following procedure...
710813 -
710814 -    1.  Open an SDS record.
710816 -         ..
710817 -    2.  Shift F10 or Right click to open the menu bar.
710819 -         ..
710820 -    3.  Select Tools at the end of the menu bar.
710822 -         ..
710823 -    4.  Click...
710824 -
710825 -                     Function Key List Update
710826 -
710827 -        ...about 66% of the way down the list.
710829 -         ..
710830 -        This will generate a current list of all function key
710831 -        assignments.
710833 -         ..
710834 -    5.  F2 press to save the new list.
710836 -         ..
710837 -    6.  F3 press to print the list.
710838 -
710839 -        This will create a file with PCL added.
710841 -         ..
710842 -        F3 press again to send to the printer.
710843 -
710844 -            Was a little worried this might not work, with Windows
710845 -            2000 and a newer printer, but a test showed that Millie's
710846 -            printer generated a good print job, so it may work for
710847 -            Wayne as well.
710849 -         ..
710850 -        Press ESC to close the update list process.
710852 -  ..
710853 - The function list can now be opened at any time for online viewing.
710855 -  ..
710856 - Pending issues...
710858 -  ..
710859 - In addition to other action items...
710861 -         ..
710862 -    1.  Program review...
710863 -
710864 -        At a convenient time, we need to review new SDS features,
710865 -        especially the copy and move commands that have been
710866 -        consolidated, since Wayne used the program several years ago.
710868 -         ..
710869 -        Wayne, might browse the list of improvements in the record on
710870 -        000824, ref SDS 5 0001, and especially since 020320.
710871 -        ref SDS 5 254J
710873 -         ..
710874 -    2.  Rod's records
710875 -
710876 -        Will send Wayne a CD so he has my records to use as samples and
710877 -        for research on past issues, e.g., case studies on 940611,
710878 -        ref SDS 2 8239, Broadwater Dam on 990316. ref SDS 4 0001
710879 -
710880 -            [On 040427 CD was mailed to Wayne. ref SDS 31 0001
710882 -         ..
710883 -        Should mention system for tracking "Lessons Learned" implmented
710884 -        at the suggestion of Gary, reported on 040102. ref SDS 17 PY9L
710885 -
710886 -
710887 -
710888 -
710889 -
710890 -
710891 -
710892 -
710893 -
710894 -
710895 -
710896 -
710897 -
7109 -