1. Extract the contents of the STORE archive with the following command:
:file t;dev=tape
:restore *t;@.@.@;show;tree;create;account=acucobol
2. Change the access permissions for the "/ACUCOBOL/bin" directory so that you can access ACUCOBOL-GT commands from other accounts:
:altsec /ACUCOBOL/bin;repacd=(rd,td:@.@)
3. See if the login UDC for ACUCOBOL-GT (acuudc.pub.acucobol) is cataloged with the following command:
:showcatalog
This UDC sets the environment variables needed to run ACUCOBOL-GT each time you log on. If it is not cataloged, catalog it with the following command:
:setcatalog acuudc.pub.acucobol;append;system
4. Start the Activator utility.
:/ACUCOBOL/bin/activator
5. At the prompt, type the product code and product key that came with your product package. When you press <ENTER> after typing in each code and key pair, the license file is created. Repeat this cycle until the code/key pairs for each product you ordered are entered.
6. Log into your own account. Make sure the account has the capabilities described in section 1.6.2, and that "acuudc.pub.acucobol" has been cataloged.
7. Verify the installation by compiling and running the tour program:
:chdir /ACUCOBOL/sample
:ccbl "tour.cbl"
:runcbl "tour.acu"
If you get the message "Can't find entry for terminal in /ACUCOBOL/etc/a_termcap ", then you need to configure your terminal for ACUCOBOL-GT. For more information, see Chapter 4 of the ACUCOBOL-GT User's Guide.
8. When you have the sample program running, you should edit the "/ACUCOBOL/etc/cblconfig" file supplied with ACUCOBOL-GT and change it to match your site. In particular, you should configure it to support the printers you have attached to your system. For more information about the configuration file, see section 2.7 of the ACUCOBOL-GT User's Guide.
9. Read the information files. The "READ_ME" file contains a list of files
installed with the products. The "RELEASE" file (if present) contains changes to
the products not covered in the documentation.
You can display either of the two files using the print command from the shell. For example:
:print /ACUCOBOL/READ_ME