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From: support@ism780c.isc.com (Jim Hori account)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.i386
Subject: Re: ISC tbl patch disk (was: Text Processing Workbench question)
Message-ID: <35474@ism780c.isc.com>
Date: 19 Oct 89 16:37:25 GMT
References: <100@vidiot.UUCP> <113@dumbcat.UUCP> <2167@convex.UUCP>
Reply-To: support@ism780c.UUCP
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Organization: Interactive Systems Corp., Santa Monica CA
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In article <2167@convex.UUCP> eric@cirr.com (Eric Schnoebelen) writes:
>	My understanding is that there are currently 5 fix disks, X1 -
>tbl, one for floating point, one for some oddball computer, X5 - async,
>and one that I can't remember currently, but I seem to remember as
>being for X11R3.
>

Here is the list of currently available fix diskettes for 386/ix,
and information on what they fix:


		      Currently Available Update Disks

UPDATE X1 - tbl program fix; release 2.0 of TPW
		 Fixes tbl program in Text Processing Workbench.

UPDATE X2 - SCO Foxbase+ file and record locking fix; releases 2.0.*
		 Allows file and record locking with Foxbase+

UPDATE X3 - VGA Server support under X11; release 1.0 of X11
		 Fixes snowy screens when running VGA server under X11

UPDATE X4 - SCO Professional 2.0 fix; release 2.0.*
		 Fixes problem in addind data and formulas to cells

UPDATE X5 - asy/uugetty fix. release 2.0.2(only)
		 Fixes shared dial-in/dial-out lines with modems allowing
		 for bi-directional communication over modems.

UPDATE X6 - TTYMAP fixes for Europe.  Includes contents of X5 Update Disk
	    as well as a beta copy of the loadfont utility that will ship
	    with 2.2.
		 Enables output of special European characters as well as
		 fixes some problematic behavior with European Keyboards.
		 Also fixes poor performance of lp driver when ttymap was
		 used.


If you have Interactive 386/ix, these diskettes are available from
your distributor (the source of your 386/ix software). Please
contact _t_h_e_m for help with these and other support issues.

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