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Chapter 3 Installing Applications 63

Specifying a User’s Cache Files Directory under a Dedicated Home

Directory

Only one Windows 2000 user should be able to read and write data to each

PeopleSoft cache directory.

It is equally important that only one PeopleTools instance has access to each set of

cache files. If multiple PeopleTools instances access the same set of cache data,

you could experience application exception errors. This can happen if a user ends

a Windows 2000 session improperly, then starts another session. To avoid this,

see “Ending a Windows 2000 Session” later in this chapter.

Anonymous Users

If your Windows 2000 environment uses anonymous log on IDs, make sure that

each anonymous ID has its own home directory area and that only one instance of

each anonymous user can be logged on at the same time.

Installing Applications

When installing applications on the Windows 2000 server, such as Microsoft

Office or PeopleSoft, if you want all users to be able to access these applications,

use the Add/Remove Programs Administrative wizard and make sure all users

begin with common application settings.

Ending a Windows 2000 Session

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Û To end a Windows 2000 session

Click Start and then Logoff in the session taskbar.

- Or -

Click Start and then Disconnect in the session taskbar.

- Or -

Click the Close Window button at the upper right corner of the title bar.

The recommended way to end a Windows 2000 session is option 1. This ends the

user session and closes down all running programs, including PeopleTools. This

ensures that no PeopleTools programs are left running. The next time a

PeopleTools program is launched, it will not conflict with any other PeopleTools

program run in the previous session. This ensures a clean set of cache files for

each user’s PeopleTools program.

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