═══ 1. Introduction: ═══

This is the Installation procedure for products of Keystone Software Corp.  It 
is made to be run from a temporary folder (directory), where you expanded 
compressed files, or from a diskette.  Clicking on "Set Up" prepares for the 
installation process.  You will be asked to specify folders, and possibly other 
information. 

If you are up-dating an existing version of the program, you must Close the 
running copy of the program before beginning the install process. 

If you are running from a temporary folder, don't install the software to the 
temporary folder!  Use the default folder or make up a name of your liking. 
When the install is complete you can delete the files from the temporary 
folder, you may wish to save the compressed files.  Clicking on "Install" will 
start the actual Installation. 

A folder, will be created to contain the product's files.  If you are 
installing over an existing version, you should specify the folder of the 
existing version as the folder to load the new version.  In this way you will 
retain your current settings and registration information.  If you want to be 
extra safe, you can make a backup of the existing folder, and keep it until you 
are sure the installation went well. 

Keystone Software Corp. products use VRObj.DLL Version 2.1D, a Watcom - VXRexx 
product.  Other KSC products use VRObj.DLL, and other DLLs, so to save disk 
space, they are kept in a separate folder from the product, probably "VXRexx". 
This procedure tries to insure that you have the latest version of DLLs, and 
will rename old copies before replacing them.  You can delete the old copies 
when you are sure the new ones work with everything that uses them. 

For this product to run, your Config.Sys file must have a LibPath statement 
that points to the DLLs, Install will add or modify the statement for you.  You 
will be given an opportunity to have Install replace your Config.Sys file or 
save the updated file as Config.KSC and you can change your Config.Sys file 
later.  You will then need to re-boot.  Install checks to see if your current 
LibPath statement needs updating to point to the DLLs and will not change your 
Config.Sys file if it doesn't need to.  In this case you will not have to 
re-boot. 

Install will also create a program object (Icon), on your Desktop to run this 
product. 

You can view the help information for most KSC products by pressing "F1" when 
the main window of the product that has the focus.  The help information for 
KSC products is also supplied in book form, ".INF" files that can be read with 
the OS.2 View program. 

See Disclaimer. 


═══ 2. Watcom's VRObj.DLL: ═══

This Keystone Software Corp. program requires Watcom's VXRexx VRObj.DLL runtime 
library, version 2.1 patch level "D".  It can be found as VRObj21D.Zip on 
BBS's, in the IBM OS/2 User Forum on CompuServe and on the KSC WEB page.  See: 
Contacting the Author.  If you already have this or a later version of 
VRObj.DLL you don't need to get it again. 

You may have other programs that use VRObj.DLL, if so, you may have more than 
one copy VRObj.DLL.  You only need the latest version and having older versions 
can cause problems. This Keystone Software Corp. program or one of your other 
programs may complain about the version of VRObj.DLL when it starts.  If so, 
you probably have an old version around somewhere. 

DLLs are shared in memory by programs written to use them.  If an old programs 
run and causes an old version of a DLL to be loaded it will run fine. 
Subsequent programs that require the newer version will not cause the newer 
version of the DLL to replace the older version in memory.  The older version 
of the DLL will not be able to properly support the newer program. 

You can use the OS/2 "Find" tool on the LaunchPad or "Seek and Scan Files" from 
the Productivity folder to locate all the copies of VRObj.DLL.  Be careful and 
only delete the older versions. 

This Keystone Software Corp. program puts VRObj.DLL in the C:\VXRexx folder or 
where ever you chose at installation time.  This folder or a folder where you 
keep DLLs is a good place to keep it.  The folder name should be in the 
"LibPath" statement in your "ConFig.SYS" file. 


═══ 3. Disclaimer: ═══

Keystone Software Corp. makes no representation or warranty with respect to the 
adequacy of this program or the documentation which describes it for any 
particular purpose or with respect to its adequacy to produce any particular 
result.  In no event shall Keystone Software Corp., its employees, its 
contractors, the authors of the program and documentation, or Watcom (Watcom 
International Corporation and all of its subsidiaries) be liable for special, 
direct, indirect or consequential damages, losses, costs, charges, claims, 
demands or claim for lost profits, fees or expenses of any nature or kind. 


═══ 4. Contacting the Author: ═══

You can reach Louis LaBrunda and Keystone Software Corp. at: 

          Louis LaBrunda
          Keystone Software Corp.
          P.O. Box 265
          Liberty Corner, NJ  07938-0265

     Voice:         908-647-5905 
     CompuServe:    71604,1662 
     Internet:      71604.1662@compuserve.com 
     HomePage:      http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Louis_LaBrunda