CrossOver Linux Server Users Guide
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CrossOver Linux Server Users Guide

CrossOver Linux Server is a trademark of CodeWeavers, Inc. Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. All other trademarks and registered trademarks are owned by their respective companies.

This product is covered by one or more of the following patents: United States Patent 5,155,805, United States Patent 5,325,479, and United States Patent 5,159,668. Canada: Patented 2000. United Kingdom: Patent 2232861. France: Brevet No. 90 05712.

March 24, 2008

Table of Contents

1. Introduction

2. Installing CrossOver Linux Server

Choosing an installation mode

User mode
Private multi-user mode
Managed multi-user mode

3. Installing Windows Software

Installing Software using the CrossOver Installation Wizard

Choosing what to install
Selecting an installation disk
Selecting a bottle for installation
Downloading an installer
Advanced download options
Completing the installation
Setting installed associations

Removing Applications

Installing TrueType Fonts

4. Using CrossOver Linux Server

Running Windows applications

Running from the menu
Running Windows applications from OfficeSetup
Running Windows applications from the command line
Running a Windows command

Stopping misbehaving programs

5. Using OfficeSetup

Managing Bottles

Bottle Windows versions
Bottle modes
Bottle Settings

Configuring a bottle

Advanced Bottle Settings
Menus
Associations
Plugins
Fonts

Advanced Configuration Settings

CrossOver Settings
Bottle Defaults

The Control Panel tab

Manage users

6. Creating Preconfigured Client Packages

The Client package wizard
Client package options
Installing client software from the server

7. Installing the CrossOver Linux Server Client

Linux RPM Installation
Solaris Package Installation
Interactive Installation

8. Using the CrossOver Linux Server client

Running Windows applications from the menu
Running Windows applications from the command line
Opening Windows documents using MIME-type associations
Terminate CrossOver Processes

9. Using ClientSetup

Associations
Menus and Icons
Configuration Settings

10. Advanced Manual Configuration Options

Installing CrossOver on multiple systems

Creating an RPM from a bottle
Installing onto a shared volume

Adding a new drive or customizing the drive label / serial number

Customizing bottles using bottle hooks

Setting the bottle search path

Advanced Printer Setup

Adding a Printer
Customizing the Printer Description
Getting the PPD File For Your Printer
Updating the Registry

11. Troubleshooting

Introduction
Frequently Asked Questions
Issues with old versions of CrossOver

A. Directory Structure, Location of Files

Installation Files
Menu and Association files

B. Glossary

Supported Applications
Bottles

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