Exceed 6.2 for UD

Overview

The online version of this document is maintained at:

http://www.udel.edu/topics/connect/sw/exceed/docs-6.2/index.html

This version of Exceed is outdated. Current Exceed documentation for UD is is maintained at:

http://www.udel.edu/topics/connect/sw/exceed/docs/index.html

THE 2000-2001 STUDENT EDITION IS NOW AVAILABLE.

Be sure to read the latest information concerning
ADDENDA, ERRATA, and UPDATES.

This page links you to documents that describe how to obtain, install, customize and use Hummingbird Communication, Ltd.'s Exceed software at University of Delaware.

Exceed is a software package that transforms a Microsoft Windows™ (95/98 or NT/2000) PC into a fully X-capable workstation. It allows you to access UNIX-based applications from within the MS Windows environment. It also lets you interact with multiple UNIX-based applications and Microsoft Windows-based applications at the same time. Exceed consists of two major parts: an X Window display server that enables you to use X clients on your PC and on remote hosts (e.g., Copland, Strauss, Mahler, departmental UNIX systems) and a collection of communication utilities such as ftp and telnet.

  • The current version of Exceed is version 7.0, but the University is still distributing version 6.2 due to problems with the customization of version 7.0. To obtain a copy of Exceed, follow the appropriate instructions below:

  • If your current copy of Exceed was installed from a CD prepared by Information Technologies staff, it has already been customized for use at UD. If you obtained your copy elsewhere, you can find the local configuation information in the document Customizing Exceed for UD.

  • After completing the software installation, we recommend that you customize your UNIX account on the University's central UNIX systems (Copland, Strauss, Mahler).

  • A final document, How to Use Exceed, describes basic operations such as cut-and-paste and use of the middle mouse-button.


Copyright © 2000   University of Delaware
Last revised: Februrary 9 2000