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Old 07-22-2003
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Question Start CDE using Reflection on AIx

Hello.
I want to know how to start CDE on AIX, to export the console under reflection.
What commands are necesary to run on AIX to start CDE and after start It export the console using Reflection X.
Someboy know how to do that.
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