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Transferring Files Between Two HP 95LXs: The Infrared Port
You can use the infrared port on the HP 95LX is to exchange files between two HP
95LXs (or an HP 48 and a HP 95L.X). HP’s infrared printer will not work with the
HP 95LX (although thereis a utility program available on CompuServe—see page
136—that prints sideways on that printer). To transfer a file between HP 95LXs:
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On both machines, press (CJ), (MENU), (Rlemote-Set, (Config, (Dnterface, (3) (Infra-
red), then (Quit, (Quit to return to the main Filer screen.
Set the two HP 95LXs with their infrared ports facing each other, separated by
less than 8" (the infrared port aligns with the third row of keys from the top).
. On one machine (it will be LOCal —Client mode), press [F7) (E23 ERD),
AS) to initiate the connection. The other is Remot © (Server mode).
. Find the files you wish to transfer (on either machine in this scenario). Use the
(«) and (») keys to switch back and forth between the Local and Remote
Filer screens as needed, and the (v)and (a) keys to highlight files and directories
in a screen. Highlighting a directory and pressing makes it current.
Highlight each file you wish to transfer and then press (IEE) to mark it.
At the other screen ((») or («€)), display the destination directory for the files.
Switch back to the screen with the tagged files, and press (F2) (MIF)
Make sure the transfer is as you wish and then press [ENTER]. Once you've
finished with the file transfer(s), press (F7) to toggle off the split screen and then
press (SBEEI=]Y) to disconnect the remote HP 95LX.
The HP 95LX as a Node on a Local PC Network
For a OS/2 LAN Manager network, change the setup to LASTDRIVE=Z. All
drives must be accommodated by the LASTDR IVE statement.
In a Novell network, count your drives carefully. The LASTDR IVE statement
should accommodate only directly connected drives and the HP 95LX drives—
no network drives. The network drives are assigned letters, starting with the
letter following the one designated in the LASTDR IVE statement. Check with
your network administrator to see if this affects your LOGIN drive.
For other networks, check with your network administrator before changing
anything in your PC’s CONF IG .SY¥S file.
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