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Preparing a PC for Network Access to the HP 3000 Preparing a PC for network access consists of: * Loading the network. * Configuring communications circuits. Loading the Network After a PC is physically connected to a LAN, you must configure and load the HP OfficeShare network software before the user can start Microsoft Windows and the VPLUS/Windows presentation server. You can load the software by manually running the HP OfficeShare program USRLOAD. Alternatively, you can include USRLOAD in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file on the PC. Refer to the HP OfficeShare Network User's Guide (50923-90000) for more information about configuring and loading the network. Configuring Communications Circuits VPLUS/Windows requires one network circuit for each remote VPLUS application that a user starts from a PC. Each circuit requires approximately 3 Kbytes of PC memory. To run multiple HP 3000 VPLUS applications from a PC, you must configure the proper number of circuits. In many cases, you will have to add additional circuits. For example, if a PC is currently configured for five circuits and you want to run four additional VPLUS/Windows applications, you must add four circuits. You can run the HP OfficeShare user configuration utility, USRCONFG, and use its Tuning Menu to configure additional circuits. Refer to the HP OfficeShare Network PC Workstation Configuration Guide for LANs (50929-90001) for further information about configuring additional circuits.