CONTACTS 
0201 - Pacific Gas & Electric Company     415 973 6778 fax 8426
020101 - Mr. James Serchak; Project Manager =415 973 9129
020102 - Project Management Department
0202 - Pacific Gas & Electric Company     415 973 6778 fax 8426
020201 - Mr. Kent J. Hea, PMP
020202 - Senior Cost/Schedule Analyst, Room 1161A-V11C =415 973 3858
020203 - Project Management Department
0203 - PG&E VP Power System               415 223 4504 fax or 800...
020301 - Mr. Jeff A. Steinberg; Rm 2319; Mail Code B23B =415 223 4504

SUBJECTS
Proposal, Contract & Support
Network Access Procedures
SDS Workstation
Network Access/Interface, OS2
LAN, Banyan ethernet, 940810
3x647,psh  Banyan Network
Banyon Vines

0709 -    ..
0710 - Summary/Objective
0711 -
071101 - Followed up work at ref SDS 13 line 129.  Called Jim Serchak.  He
071102 - suggested calling Jeff again.
071103 -
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0712 -
0713 -
0714 - 1436 called Jeff
0715 -
071501 - Left message for him to call back.
071502 -
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0716 -
0717 -
0718 - 1437 Jeff called back
0719 -
071901 -
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0720 -
0721 -
0722 - 1439 Disconnect Network from autoexec.bat
0723 -
072301 - Will launch this with a batch file.  Not sure I can load it high, but
072302 - will be better than loading it everytime.
072303 -
072304 - I noticed today that we are getting only 570K of RAM and nothing
072305 - seems to be loading high.  I installed our standard autoex and config
072306 - and we are back to normal, 628K of RAM.  This indicates that Jeff
072307 - modified some settings, but I could not tell.
072308 -
072309 - Checked Bill DeHart's System
072310 -
072311 -
072312 -     Config.sys
072313 -
072314 -     DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\HIMEM.SYS
072315 -     device=C:\WINDOWS\EMM386.EXE noems x=c800-cbff
072316 -     Files=40
072317 -     buffers=20
072318 -     SHELL=C:\DOS\COMMAND.COM C:\DOS\ /p /e:1024
072319 -     device=c:\ban\ip\ipcust.sys
072320 -     device=c:\ban\ip\ifcust.sys
072321 -     DOS=HIGH,umb
072322 -     rem STACKS=9,256
072323 -     STACKS=9,512
072324 -
072325 -     Autoexec.bat
072326 -
072327 -     echo off
072328 -     C:\WINDOWS\SMARTDRV.EXE
072329 -     prompt $p$g
072330 -     PATH c:\;C:\DOS;C:\windows;c:\EXCEL;C:\WINDOWS;C:\UTIL;C:\WINWORD;c:\NC;z:\;c:\mouse;c:\sd\01
072331 -     set TEMP=C:\WINDOWS\TEMP
072332 -     log
072333 -
072334 -
072335 -
072336 - Banyon Broke
072337 -
072338 - After I changed back to original config.sys and autoexec.bat, and then
072339 - appended Banyon call code, Banyon would not run.  Got error message it
072340 - was not connected.
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SUBJECTS
General

0804 -
080401 - This morning when I came into PG&E's office, I found the cord to the
080402 - telephone was cut, and it seemed to be sprung, as though someone had
080403 - pulled it.
080404 -
080405 - I asked Cynthia about it and she and I explained this to Kent.  He
080406 - tried to find another cord, but was unsuccessful.  Jim Serchak
080407 - finally was able to get me another cord.
080408 -
080409 - I also found the cpu was on, even though I thought I left it off on
080410 - Wednesday.  The monitor was off, but was booted to os2.
080411 -
080412 -    I ran Norton Antivirus.  Used procedures at ref SDS 1 line 71.
080413 -
080414 -    It reported no viruses.
080415 -
080416 -
080417 - A few days later Mike Neer said he did this by accident.  He had a
080418 - call and something happened to his phone.  He came to my cubicle and
080419 - hurridly grabbed the cord, and it broke.
080420 -
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0805 -

SUBJECTS
Printer
Extra sheet with pcl

0905 - Summary/Objective
0906 -
090601 - Asked Jim if he knows why we are getting an extra page in front of
090602 - each print job.  It says:
090603 -
090604 -               @PJL ENTER LANGUAGE = PCL
090605 -
090606 -    Jim said they have had some instances where they get an extra page
090607 -    on other printers.  He asked me to review the printer manuals.
090608 -
090609 -
090610 -    [Solution was to disconnect the AES feature, per ref SDS 14 line
090611 -    93.]
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0907 -