Select one of the following:

• Sharing a cd drive over a network
• Make a client use DHCP (Internet Access)
• "File does not exist" during Lotus Notes 6 upgrade on Apple Mac (version 10)

Sharing a cd drive over a network

Select the workstation with cd drive

Go to apple logo - control panel - file sharing
Activate file sharing, program sharing

Go to apple logo - control panel - users
Create user

Select software/cd
Go to apple logo - get info (or shortcut apple key & i)
Select sharing option

Select user name
Select read & write or read only

Workstation without cd drive

Go to apple logo - chooser - appleshare

Select the drive

Make a client use DHCP (Internet Access)

Click on Apple
Click on Control Panel
Click on TCP-IP
Press Apple + K on keyboard
Select Default
Click on Duplicate
Rename it to "DHCP"
Click on Make Active
Close that dialogue box
From the "Manual Settings" , select DHCP server
Save this and restart the machine

"File does not exist" during Lotus Notes 6 upgrade on Apple Mac (version 10)

I had to upgrade Lotus Notes on Apple Macs and IMacs which had been upgraded to version 10.2.8. Using Lotus Notes 6.02CF2, you have an option to upgrade the existing version or perform a clean installation. When selecting a clean installation a got the error message "File does not exist". It was only after much head-scratching that I found the cause was a notes preferences file from the previous version , which was looking for files which were not there anymore.

- Click on the Home icon

- Select Library

- Search for a file called Notes Preferences

This file needs to be deleted (In windows, this file used be to called notes.ini)