Installation Instructions for      
			WaveWorks 1.1
				   
			  10/9/93


1.0 Introduction
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WaveWorks 1.1 is delivered as a ".ZIP" file, which is a compressed
file format that allows multiple files to be communicated easily over
communications links.  In order to be able to install WaveWorks you
need an up-to-date copy of pkUnzip, revision 2.0.3g or later.

The following instructions assume that you are using your PC in DOS
mode, at the command line prompt.  These instructions are a manual
installation process which will be automated prior to final release.


2.0 Create a directory for WaveWorks
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First you should create a directory on your hard-drive to contain
WaveWorks.  For example, if your hard-drive is "C:", it is suggested
that you create as follows:

  C:> mkdir c:\wavework


3.0 Move to that directory
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Next you should change your default directory to that created in step
2.0 above:

  C:> cd c:\wavework


4.0 Copy the .ZIP file
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Copy the WAVWOR11.ZIP file from wherever you downloaded it (or floppy disk)
into the current directory.  For example, from the B: floppy:

  C:\WAVEWORK> copy b:wavwor11.zip .


5.0 Unzip WaveWorks
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Next you should run the unzip program on the ZIP file.  If you do not have
a copy of PKUNZIP, and you received this software on disk, then check
the disk for PKUNZJR.COM, the mini unzip utility from PKWare.

  C:> pkunzip wavwor11

The following files should be created in your working directory:

  WAVWOR11.EXE          The Windows 3.1 Executable file
  WAVWOR11.HLP          The Windows 3.1 online Help file
  WAVEWORK.INI          The initialization file
  BWCC.DLL              The Dynamic Link Library needed for 
			the WaveWorks interface and dialogs
  README                This file.

6.0 Move files into the Windows System Directory
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Before you run WaveWorks it is recommended that you move certain of
the installed files into the C:\WINDOWS directory.  While this is not
strictly required, the WAVEWORK.INI initialization file will only be
read by the application if it is present in C:\WINDOWS. The DLL's can
be left in the installation directory provided that the WaveWorks
always executes in that as a working directory (see your Program
Manager's documentation for how to set the working directory of an
application).

  C:> copy *.DLL c:\windows
  C:> copy *.INI c:\windows

7.0 Create the Icon under Program Manager
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Finally, you should restart Windows 3.1, run your program manager, and
create a new executable using the "File|New" menu option.  You can use
any of the icons provided with WaveWorks, the default icon is two
interlocking W's, one red and one blue.


8.0 Run WaveWorks
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Double-click on the icon you created in step 7, and...

Happy Waving.