SETTING UP YOUR HARDWARE
The SETUP option lets you tell the program what hardware you have and where 
your data and program disk will be kept. You should use this option to set
up the program the first time you use it. Then, you will need to use it
whenever you want to change the settings. (i.e. when you change printers or
if you get a hard disk drive.)

DISK DRIVES 

The DISK DRIVES option lets you tell the program where you'll keep the 
program and data disks. If you're using a double floppy disk system, enter
Drive B for the data disk drive and Drive A for the program disk. If you're
using a single floppy drive system, enter Drive A for both the program and
data disk drives. If you're using a hard disk, both program and data files
will be on Drive C.

Directory Path

On a hard drive, you will need to enter the path name for the location of
the program and data files. If you installed the program, the program files 
will be found in the subdirectory \EASY\. If you want to keep your data
files in the subdirectory \DATA\ below the \EASY\ directory, you will need
to enter the path \EASY\DATA\ in the data disk path.

Note: The directory that you enter must be created if you specify it in
your path. If it does not exist, exit to DOS and use the MD (make directory)
command to create a new subdirectory. 





Data files 

 Drive   Directory Path 

  c      \EASY\DATA\


 Program files

 Drive   Directory Path

  c      \EASY\ 


Press <F2> when you're finished entering the Disk Drive information. If you
don't want to keep the settings, press <Esc>. The changes you made will not
be saved and you'll return to the SETUP Menu. 

PRINTER 

The PRINTER option lets you tell the program what kind of printer you have
and what port your printer is connected to. When selected, the Printer 
Selection screen will appear. 

 1. Press the up and down arrow keys or <PgUp> and <PgDn> to highlight the
    type of printer you have. You can also type the first letter of the 
    printer's manufacturer to move to your printer more quickly. When your
    printer is highlighted, press <Enter> to select it. 

 2. The printer setup screen will appear. Once you select a printer, the
    Printer Setup screen appears. Press the <SpaceBar> to display the device
    name/port of your printer. When the correct one is displayed, press <F2>
    to configure the program to your printer type. If you're not sure what
    to use, leave this at the default of "prn". 

If you use a serial port (com1:, com2:, etc.), use the MODE command to
redirect printer output to prn:. See your DOS manual for more information
about the MODE command and printer ports. 

VIDEO 

The VIDEO option lets you tell the program what kind of graphics card and
monitor you have. You can use the following kinds of monitor and graphics
cards with the program: 
 Monitor         Graphics Card 

 Monochrome      Monochrome card (no graphics)
 Monochrome      Hercules or other monochrome card
 Graphics card   Color Graphics Adaptor (CGA)
 EGA Color       Enhanced Graphics Adaptor (EGA) 

 1. Press the <SpaceBar> until the adaptor type you have appears.  
    Press <F2> to accept it. 

 2. If you have a color monitor, the Color Selection Screen will appear. 
    (If you have a monochrome monitor, you'll return to the SETUP Menu). 
    Press any key to change the colors selected. There are a fixed number
    of paletts that can be used, so the palette will begin to repeat itself

    once all the color combinations have been displayed. Press <F2> to accept
    the combination that you like. You will return to the SETUP Menu with
    the new palette in effect. 

SAVE SETUP

After you've finished specifying your SETUP, select SAVE SETUP to save the 
new setup information. If you don't save the setup information, it will be 
forgotten when you exit the program. 
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