Created by Stephen Johnson for MCINSTAL Version 080488
INSTRUCTIONS FOR EDITING THIS FILE
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HELP FILE FOR MCINSTAL.EXE PROGRAM
In order to edit the following entries make sure your
edits are not wider (in characters) than the following
line of numbers.

The edits you make can only occupy 9 lines of text.  If
you exceed 9 lines of text then the window will scroll
and the user will lose information.

REMEMBER: Start key words (MODE, DISPLAY, PRINTER, PLOTTER,
	  MOUSE, PFK, DRIVE) in first column and make them
	  uppercase.  Do the same with BEGIN, END keywords.

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Comments can be entered but they must occur OUTSIDE the
BEGIN/END sequence or they will appear in the help window,
if they occur within the BEGIN/END sequence start them with
the # character.
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The MODE, DISPLAY, ... and BEGIN/END must be in UPPER CASE.
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PATH
BEGIN
# This line will not appear in the help window since
# it begins with the character '#'.
When executing a program DOS first searches the current
directory.  If the program cannot be found in the current
directory, then DOS will search the paths specified in
the environment variable PATH.  In order to properly
execute programs on your system, the PATH variable must
contain the directory where the DOS commands reside.
Therefore, you should enter the full path name including 
the drive specifier. (e.g., C:\DOS)
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3270
BEGIN


To correctly construct the PATH command that will be
inserted in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file, you need to
enter the full path name where the PC3270 emulator
software resides.  Be sure to include the drive 
specifier. (e.g., C:\PC3270)
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JOURNAL
BEGIN
MICRO CADAM provides a recovery feature in the event of a 
system failure. (e.g. power outage)  The journal recovery
path specifies the exact directory where MICRO CADAM will
store the recovery file JOURNAL.TMP and MODAL.TMP.  It 
should not be a RAM disk or volatile media which can be
destroyed by a power failure or system crash.  As an 
example, if you enter C:\MCADAM\, the recovery files will
be named C:\MCADAM\JOURNAL.TMP and C:\MCADAM\MODAL.TMP.
END
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MODE
BEGIN

In order to function properly, your printer/plotter
communications port and protocol must be determined.
Select from the list given the baud rate, parity,
number of data bits, and number of stop bits for
your printer/plotter.  See your printer/plotter user's
manual if you are unsure of the correct selections.
END
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PFK
BEGIN



MICRO CADAM allows you to select functions using the
function key box.  If you select 'User Defined' you must
enter the I/O address and IRQ (interrupt request level)
of the box.
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PRINTER
BEGIN

If you plan to use a printer with MICRO CADAM you must
select your printer from the given list.  MICRO CADAM
installation software will use your selection to add 
the appropriate device driver to the configuration.    
The file CONFIG.CAD or CONFIG.SYS will be updated to
reflect your printer choice.
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PLOTTER
BEGIN

If you plan to use a plotter with MICRO CADAM you must
select your plotter from the given list.  MICRO CADAM
installation software will use your selection to add 
the appropriate device driver to the configuration.    
The file CONFIG.CAD or CONFIG.SYS will be updated to
reflect your plotter choice.
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OTHER
BEGIN
There are various environment variables under DOS which
are used by the MICRO CADAM application.  For example,
dimension units can be inches or millimeters.  In order to
change from the default of inches to millimeters enter 
'MM' at the units prompt.  The values which can be set by
the user are as follows: NFRAMES (number of frames in a
long plot), PAPER_SIZE (paper size of plot), UNITS (unit  
of measurement).
END
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MOUSE
BEGIN

MICRO CADAM installation software will use the mouse or 
tablet type you select to find the device driver in the 
\MCADAM directory.  The CONFIG.SYS file will be updated
to reflect the choice you make.  MICRO CADAM will not
work properly without a correct mouse setting.  So, 
please select your mouse type carefully.
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MOUSELOC
BEGIN

You must choose the port that your mouse is attached to.
If you are using a mouse attached to the special PS/2   
mouse port, select PS/2.  If you are using a mouse that
attaches to a MICROSOFT BUS port, select BUS.  Otherwise
select the COM port that your mouse is attached to.
END
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DISPLAY
BEGIN

The MICRO CADAM installation program will use the display
type you select to find the device driver in the \MCADAM
directory and update your CONFIG.SYS file appropriately.
The device driver allows MICRO CADAM to determine proper
display characteristics such as color selection.
So, please select your display type.
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DRIVE
BEGIN



In order to set up your MICRO CADAM environment, you must
enter the drive letter of the fixed drive on which MICRO
CADAM has been installed.
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HUMMING
BEGIN
END
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EDITSYS
BEGIN
Ins        -> Toggle INSERT/OVERWRITE
Up/Dn Arw  -> Move up/down lines
Rt/Lt Arw  -> Move left/right spaces
Ctrl A     -> Move one word left
Ctrl F     -> Move one word right
Ctrl Y     -> Delete current line
PgUp/PgDn  -> Previous/next page
Home/End   -> Beginning/end of line
Esc        -> Exit editor
Ctrl PgUp  -> Beginning of file
Ctrl PgDn  -> End of file
Ctrl Home  -> Top of screen
Ctrl End   -> End of screen
Alt M      -> Begin marking text block
Alt C      -> Copy marked block
Alt X      -> Cut marked block 
Alt P      -> Paste specified block
Alt S      -> Search
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NETWORK
BEGIN
#
# NLO ONLY AVAILABLE WITH CORNERSTONE RELEASE 1.3C
#
The network license option allows several PC workstations
on a network to run MICRO CADAM with only one security
device.  In order for MICRO CADAM to work properly in
this environment, the security verification software must 
know the drive letter of the network drive.  For example, 
if you have a network and its drive is assigned to D, 
then you should enter answer YES to the network license 
option, and enter D: at the network drive prompt.
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SECURITY
BEGIN
Choose the COM port where the security device resides.
The COM port must be COM1, COM2, COM3, or COM4 as allowed
in the list of options.

Remember, all security blocks must reside on the same
communications port with the MICRO CADAM security 
device CLOSEST TO YOUR MOUSE CONNECTION.
END
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SECURITY
BEGIN
Choose the COM port where the security device resides.
The COM port must be COM1, COM2, COM3, or COM4 as allowed
in the list of options.

Remember, all security blocks (GIM, Data Transfer, 
Parametric Design, Network License, and BASE) must reside 
on the same communications port with BASE CLOSEST TO YOUR 
MOUSE CONNECTION.
END
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MSMOUSE
BEGIN



The driver MOUSE.SYS is required for the MICROSOFT  
mouse.  This driver is included on a diskette from   
MICROSOFT and is included with your mouse.  This driver
should be copied to your \MCADAM\DRIVERS directory.
END
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VDIDYPGD
BEGIN


The driver VDIDYPGD.SYS is required for the          
IBM Professional Graphics Adapter.  This driver is    
included on a diskette from IBM and is included with   
your Professional Graphics Display.  This driver 
should be copied to your \MCADAM\DRIVERS directory.
END
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LEX4MCAD
BEGIN


The driver LEX4MCAD.SYS is required for the Lexidata 
PG-90 display.  This driver is included on a diskette 
from Lexidata and is included with your PG-90.  This   
driver should be copied to your \MCADAM\DRIVERS 
directory.     
END
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LEX4MCAD
BEGIN


The driver LEX4MCAD.SYS is required for the Lexidata 
PG-90 display.  This driver is included on a diskette 
from Lexidata and is included with your PG-90.  This   
driver should be copied to your \MCADAM\DRIVERS
directory.     
END
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CGILS
BEGIN



Your installation diskette from Matrox contains files 
that are required when using the Matrox display.  You
should obtain the installation diskette from Matrox,
and install these files in the C:\MATROX directory.
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METHEUS
BEGIN



Your installation diskette from Metheus contains files 
that are required when using the Metheus display.  You
should obtain the installation diskette from Metheus,
and install these files in the C:\METHEUS directory.
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VMCGIS
BEGIN
Your installation diskette from Vermont Microsystems
contains files that are required when using the
Cobra display.  You should obtain the installation
diskette from Vermont Microsystems and install the
necessary files in the C:\VERMONT directory.

Note: A VGA board is required to operate in single
      screen mode.
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IBM5379
BEGIN



The driver IBM5379.SYS is required for the IBM 5379
display.  You should obtain the installation diskette
from IBM and copy this driver into your \MCADAM\DRIVERS
directory.
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HPGL
BEGIN



The HPGL driver has been configured to use default
parameters.  An HPGL document is contained in the
file \MCADAM\HPGL.DOC which provides a full description
of additional HPGL parameters that can manually be 
added to your C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
END
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HPGL2
BEGIN



The HPGL2 driver has been configured to use default
parameters.  An HPGL2 document is contained in the
file \MCADAM\HPGL2.DOC which provides a full description
of additional HPGL2 parameters that can manually be 
added to your C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
END
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CCP
BEGIN



The CALCOMP driver has been configured to use default
parameters.  A CALCOMP document is contained in the
file \MCADAM\CALCOMP.DOC which provides a full 
description of additional HPGL parameters that can
manually be added to your C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
END
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HIDMPL
BEGIN

The HIDMPL.SYS driver that is provided only works with
COM1.  If you select any other port for this plotter,
it will not work. If COM1 is already being used as the 
mouse port, you should now press F2 until you return
to the mouse selection screen and select a different 
mouse port.  If your mouse port must be set to COM1, 
this driver should not be used.
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