Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Docs/User/InstallingCustom

Timestamp:

05/01/09 08:46:48 (16 years ago)

Author:

kyle_s

Comment:

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Docs/User/InstallingCustom

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 3. Change the left path to '''/mnt/nand/apps''' and the right path to '''/mnt/fl1'''. Your screen should be similar to the screenshot below.
 
-  [[Image('screenshot.1.jpeg')]]
+  [[Image(screenshot.1.jpeg)]]
 
 4. With the highlighted section on the '''left''' press the '''N''' key for (New) Dir. 
 
-  [[Image('screenshot.2.jpeg')]]
+  [[Image(screenshot.2.jpeg)]]
 
 5. Press '''Y''' and then '''ENTER'''. Enter the name of the sales order and press '''ENTER'''.
 
-  [[Image('screenshot.3.jpeg')]]
+  [[Image(screenshot.3.jpeg)]]
 
 6. You should see the new directory listed in the left side of the file manager.
 
-  [[Image('screenshot.4.jpeg')]]
+  [[Image(screenshot.4.jpeg)]]
 
 7. Next, highlight the directory you just created and press '''ENTER'''.
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 8. Now, move the cursor to the right side ('''/mnt/fl1''') and choose the custom application. Press '''C''' for (C)opy and then '''Y''' and '''ENTER''' to confirm.
 
-  [[Image('screenshot.5.jpeg')]]
-  [[Image('screenshot.6.jpeg')]]
+  [[Image(screenshot.5.jpeg)]]
+  [[Image(screenshot.6.jpeg)]]
 
 9. When copying files from Windows to Linux the file name's are sometimes converted to lowercase. If this happens (as in the screenshot above) choose the file on the left and press '''R''' for (R)ename. Change the lowercase '''so''' to uppercase.
 
-  [[Image('screenshot.7.jpeg')]]
-  [[Image('screenshot.8.jpeg')]]
+  [[Image(screenshot.7.jpeg)]]
+  [[Image(screenshot.8.jpeg)]]
 
 10. Finally, highlight the file and press the '''E''' for (E)xecute. Press '''Y''' and '''ENTER''' to confirm.