Updated info re installation directories, running Communicator 4.x. Moved sentence re problems running PSM on Unix if you havelogged in as a different user since installation to Known Bugs/Issues.

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<a NAME="unpacking"></a>Installing Personal Security Manager</h2>
Personal Security Manager 1.3 comes installed with Netscape 6 PR3. To install
Netscape 1.3 with Mozilla, see <a href="http://docs.iplanet.com/docs/manuals/psm/psm-mozilla/index.html">http://docs.iplanet.com/docs/manuals/psm/psm-mozilla/index.html</a>.
<p>The instructions that follow describe how the Personal Security Manager
files are installed on each platform.
Personal Security Manager 1.3 is installed with Netscape 6 PR3. To install
Personal Security Manager 1.3 with Mozilla, see <a href="http://docs.iplanet.com/docs/manuals/psm/psm-mozilla/index.html">http://docs.iplanet.com/docs/manuals/psm/psm-mozilla/index.html</a>.
<p>The sections that follow describe how the Personal Security Manager
files are installed with Netscape 6 PR3.
<h3>
Installing on Windows 95/98/2000/NT</h3>
Personal Security Manager is installed in a directory called <tt>psm</tt>
in the same directory where the Netscape or Mozilla executable resides.
<p><b>Windows NT users:</b> On Windows NT, you must have administrator
privileges to install Personal Security Manager.
When you install Netscape 6 PR3 on Windows, Personal Security Manager is
installed in the directory <tt>C:\Program Files\Common Files\Netscape Shared\Security\</tt>.
<p><b>All Windows users:</b> Personal Security Manager 1.3 works with Mozilla
and Netscape 6, and Personal Security Manager 1.2 works with Mozilla, Netscape
6, and Communicator 4.7x--but not when any of these browsers are running
at the same time. For example, you must exit Netscape 6 PR3 before launching
Communicator with Personal Security Manager 1.2 enabled.
and Netscape 6, but it is not currently supported for Communicator 4.x.
Therefore, you should not attempt to run Personal Security Manager 1.3
with Communicator 4.x.
<p>If you have Personal Security Manager 1.2 installed for use with Communicator
4.x and you want to install Netscape 6 PR3, you should first exit Communicator,
then rename the directory <tt>C:\Program Files\Common Files\Netscape Shared\Security\</tt>
to something else, such as <tt>SecurityC47</tt>. When you install Netscape
6, a new <tt>Security</tt> directory will be created during the installation
process.
<p>If you want to run Communicator 4.x with Personal Security Manager 1.2
after Netscape 6 PR3 has been installed, you should first exit Netscape
6, then rename the <tt>Security</tt> directory (which now contains the
Personal Security Manager 1.3 files) to something else (such as <tt>SecurityN6</tt>)
and rename your <tt>SecurityC47</tt> directory (which contains the Personal
Security Manager 1.2 files) to Security. You can then launch Communicator
as usual.
<h3>
Installing on Unix</h3>
Personal Security Manager must be installed locally, either in the default
location (<tt>/opt/netscape/security</tt>) or in some other local location.
However, if you install Personal Security Manager anywhere other than the
default location, Netscape 6 must also be installed locally.
<p>To run Personal Security Manager on Unix, you must be logged in as the
same Unix user you were logged in as when you installed it.
When you install Netscape 6 PR3 on Unix, Personal Security Manager is installed
in a directory called <tt>psm</tt> in the same directory where the <tt>netscape</tt>
executable resides.
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<h3>
Disabling Personal Security Manager</h3>
To <b>disable</b> Personal Security Manager temporarily, remove the directory
<tt>psm</tt>
from the directory where the Netscape or Mozilla executable resides.
<p>
To <b>disable</b> Personal Security Manager temporarily, exit Netscape
6, then:
<ul>
<li>
on Unix, remove the directory
<tt>psm</tt> from the directory where the
<tt>netscape</tt> executable resides.</li>
<li>
on Windows, rename the directory <tt>C:\Program Files\Common Files\Netscape
Shared\Security</tt> to something else.</li>
</ul>
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<h2>
<a NAME="Using the Test Bed"></a>Using Personal Security Manager</h2>
@@ -289,6 +306,10 @@ the OCSP responder's certificate) correctly.</li>
Security Manager 1.3</h2>
<ul>
<li>
To run Personal Security Manager on Unix, you must be logged in as the
same Unix user you were logged in as when Netscape 6 was installed.</li>
<li>
FORTEZZA is not guaranteed to work with this release. [# 94220]</li>