ML20248G959
| ML20248G959 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Issue date: | 06/04/1998 |
| From: | Kime T NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY & SAFEGUARDS (NMSS) |
| To: | NRC |
| References | |
| SSD, NUDOCS 9806080008 | |
| Download: ML20248G959 (2) | |
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g-June 4,1998 MEMORANDUM TO:
Those on Attached List FROM:
Traci Kime, Acting Registration Specialist Materials Safety Branch
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Division of Industrial and 5 /
Medical Nuclear Safety Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards
SUBJECT:
SEALED SOURCE AND DEVICE REGISTRY SYSTEM As of October 1,1997, the NRC has closed all of its bulletin board systems on Fed World. Unfortunately, the Sealed Source and Device Registry was one of them. We are presently working with the Office of Information Resources Management (IRM) to have this information placed on the Internet. The Materials Safety Branch felt that it was important for you to continue to receive this information. Therefore, we are providing you with the SSD Registry System (diskette attached) and complete instructions on how to load the system onto your computer. Please remember that this system only shows the information that is contained on the first page of the registration certificate. Updates of the system will be sent to you quarterly. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at (301) 415-8140.
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O How to Load the SSDS System for the First Time These proceoures assume that you are familiar enough with Windows to be able to change from one window to another, and to find icons within the windows. If you are having difficulty, you should ask your computer support personnel, or ask someone in the office who is familiar with computers, for assistance. if at any time as you are following the directions below, the screen does not look like what is described, you should ask your computer support personnel, or ask someone in the office who is familiar with computers, for assistance.
1.
Put the disk in the drive. Note whether it is the A: or B: drue. If you are not sure, then ask your computer support personnel, or ask someone in the office who is familiar with computers.
2.
On your computer, go to the MS-DOS prompt.
if you are using Windows, then find the icon that says MS-DOS and double-click. It is usually in the
- Main" window.
3.
On the screen should now be a flashing box or line (the cursor). It should be next to something that looks like "C:\\>'. If it does not look like that then type, C:
(then press the Enter or Return key)
Then type, CD1 (then press the Enter or Return key)
It should now look correct.
4.
Create a directory for the System.
- Type, MD\\SSDS (then press the Enter or Return key) 5.
Go to the SSDS directory.
- Type, CDiSSDS (then press the Enter or Return key) 6.
Copy the file from the disk to the SSDS directory.
- Type, COPY A:\\*.* C:\\SSDS\\*.*
(then press the Enter or Return key) 7.
Install the System by typing, RTYREG (then press the Enter or Retum key) i 8.
The SSDS system is now installed on your computer.
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To run the SSDS system, type, SSDS (then press the Enter or Retum key)
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How to Update the SSDS System Follow the steps listed above, except do npj do Step 4 (creating the directory).
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