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Ninth Edition (
February 2016
)
Dependent LU Requester (DLUR)
Notices
Introduction
Planning to Install
Personal Communications
iSeries
Installing
Personal Communications
iSeries
Installing
Personal Communications
iSeries
Using an Initialization (response) File
Intune Application Packaging Support
Administrative Installation
Maintenance Installation of
Personal Communications
iSeries
Remote Installation of
Personal Communications
Communication Adapter and Device Driver Installation in Windows 7 and later versions
InstallShield Command-Line Parameters
National Language Support (NLS) Abbreviations and Language Codes
Abbreviations Used in This Book
Notices
About This Book
General Information
Using
Personal Communications
3270
Using
Personal Communications
5250
Using
Personal Communications
VT
Troubleshooting
Notices
About This Book
Who Should Read This Book
How to Use This Book
Where to Find More Information
General Information
Advanced Configuration, Management, and Operations
About This Book
Introduction to Emulator APIs
Introduction to IBM Standard EHLLAPI, IBM Enhanced EHLLAPI and WinHLLAPI Programming
EHLLAPI
Functions
WinHLLAPI Extension Functions
PCSAPI Functions
DDE Functions in a 32–bit Environment
Using DDE Functions with a DDE Client Application
Troubleshooting for Emulator programming
Query Reply Data Structures Supported by
EHLLAPI
Compatibility with
Personal Communications
4.1 for Windows 3.1
Differences from
Communication Manager/2
EHLLAPI
DOS-Mode EHLLAPI for Windows
DDE Functions in a 16-Bit Environment
Notices
About This Book
Introduction
Host Access Class Library C++
Host Access Class Library Automation Objects
Host Access Class Library LotusScript Extension
Host Access Class Library for Java
Troubleshooting
Sendkeys Mnemonic Keywords
ECL Planes — Format and Content
Notices
Reference Materials
Host Code Page Reference
Feedback
Who Should Read This Book
This book is intended for administrators of
Personal Communications
.