TITLE:    Quick Installation Guide
PRODUCT:  WordPerfect Office 4.0 for DOS and Windows


If all users who need access to WordPerfect Office can log in to
the same network file server, you can use this Quick Install
Guide to set up your WordPerfect Office system.  This guide
provides instructions for setting up a WordPerfect Office system
contained on one file server only.

If the size or configuration of your network prohibits all users
from logging in to the same network file server, you should use
the Administration Guide to plan and set up your WordPerfect
Office system.  The Administration Guide provides instructions
for setting up a WordPerfect Office system that spans multiple
file servers.


Quick System Overview
The WordPerfect Office system you will be creating is shown
below.

                           FILE SERVER
                      with post office and 
                        domain directoryNetworkWorkstationWorkstation


The WordPerfect Office terms post office and domain are explained
in the following two sections.

Post Office
A post office is simply a directory structure on a file server. 
The post office directory structure serves two main purposes: 

         It contains the users' mailboxes, or databases, where
          users' messages are stored

         It stores the client software that the users run to
          send and receive messages.

Domain
A post office must belong to a domain.  This domain structure
provides a way to organize a multiple-post office system and to
administer the system.

In the single-post office system that you are setting up,
organization is not an issue.  Therefore, the only purpose of the
domain is to provide a domain directory that serves as the
administration directory for the post office and as an archive
directory for the client software.

The domain directory does not have to be on the same file server
as the post office directory.

All administration for the post office is done through the domain
directory.  If you later decide to add another post office to the
domain, you will also administer that post office through the
domain directory; this provide centralized administration of all
the domain's post offices. 


Installation Tasks
Listed below are the tasks required to set up your WordPerfect
Office system.  Each of the tasks is explained in detail in the
WordPerfect Office Administration Guide.

TaskExplained inþTask 1: From a 386-based PC
(minimum), create a drive
mapping to the directory in
which you want to install
the WP Office software. 
This directory becomes your
domain directory (the
directory from which you
will perform the
administration tasks for
your post office).Setting Up the Admin
Station in chapter 3þTask 2: Run the INSTALL.EXE
program on the Admin 1 disk
to install the
administration files.  You
will also be asked if you
want to install the Windows
client files and/or the DOS
client files.  Place a check
in the corresponding boxes
to indicate that you want
them installed.   You may
install client files for
Windows, DOS, or neither
one.Installing the WP Office
Software in chapter 3þTask 3: Run the INSTALL.EXE
program for the Windows
and/or DOS client software. Installing the WP Office
Software in chapter 3þTask 4: Install the
Macintosh client software to
each user's computer.Macintosh Specific Setup
in chapter 5þTask 5: Change to your
domain directory, enter ad
to start the ADMIN program,
then enter the information
to create the domain.Creating the Domain in
chapter 3þTask 6: Create the post
office and copy the client
files to the post office
directory. The post office
can be on the same file
server as the domain
directory or on another file
server that all users have
access to.Creating Post Offices in
chapter 3þTask 7: Add users to the
post office.Importing Users to Post
Offices in chapter 3

or

Manually Adding Users to
Post Offices in chapter 3þTask 8: Assign the necessary
post office directory rights
to your users.Assigning Post Office
Directory Rights to Users
in chapter 5þTask 9: Set up your DOS
users.DOS Specific Setup in
chapter 5þTask 10: Set up your Windows
users.  This includes
running the administration
setup program (ADMSETUP.EXE)
to decompress the Windows
client files on the post
office.Windows Specific Setup in
chapter 5 þTask 11: Set up your
Macintosh users.Macintosh Specific Setup
in chapter 5þTask 12 (Optional): Add
resources to the post
office.Adding Resources to Post
Offices in chapter 3þTask 13 (Optional): Create
groups of users and
resources.Creating Groups in chapter
3

                     Additional Information
If you install a single post office and decide you need
additional post offices installed on other file servers (to
service users on those file servers), you can complete the
following tasks to add more post offices to your existing system.

Important:  A multiple-post office system requires a message
server.  The message server is responsible for moving messages
between post office.  A network station (minimum 80386 processor
with 2MB expanded/extended memory and 40 MB hard drive) must be
dedicated to running the message server.  See System Overview in
Chapter 2: Planning in the WordPerfect Office Administration
Guide for additional information.


TaskExplained inþTask 1:  Repeat tasks 6
through 13 above to create
each post office and set up
the post offices users.Table aboveþTask 2: Install the message
server software to the
domain directory.Message Server
Installation Guide in the
WordPerfect Office Message
Server PackþTask 3: Set up the network
station on which you will
run the message server
program.Setting Up the Message
Server Station in chapter
3þTask 4: Provide the message
server with the information
it needs to run.Configuring the Message
Server in chapter 3þTask 5: Start the message
server.Starting the Message
Server in chapter 3