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- THINK & DO INSTALLATION
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- <HARD DISK>
-
- To install Think & Do software on your hard disk:
-
- 1. Make a subdirectory by typing the line
- MD C:\MYDIR and press ENTER
-
- 2. Type CD C:\MYDIR and press ENTER to change
- to that subdirectory you just created
-
- 3. Insert the program disk in drive A; or the
- appropriate floppy drive
-
- 4. Type COPY A:\*.* and press ENTER to copy
- the files to your hard disk
-
- 5. Now, type appropriate BAT file and press ENTER
- to load program...See disk label for execution
- BAT file
-
- Note: If you purchased more than one Think & Do
- program install all programs in the same
- subdirectory to conserve disk space
-
-
- <FLOPPY DISK>
-
- To run Think & Do software from a floppy drive:
-
- 1. Insert the program disk in drive A; or the
- appropriate floppy drive
-
- 2. Now, type appropriate BAT file and press ENTER
- to load program...See disk label
-
-
- <KEYWORD OUTLINES> (Registered B/Plan Users Only)
-
- The keyword outlines are compressed and will require about 40K
- of free space on your hard disk once the self-extraction process
- is completed. Installing keyword outlines is a simple three step
- process:
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- 1. Make a subdirectory for your keyword outlines using
- the MS-DOS command (MKDIR\ or MD\). Most PC users
- create a subdirectory within their document or data
- directory named "OUTLINES" or "OL".
-
- 2. Copy files ~KW.BAT~ and ~KEYWORDS.EXE~ from your
- original disk into the subdirectory you have just
- just created...use your DOS copy command. From
- within your subdirectory type ~COPY A:KW.BAT~ and
- press `ENTER`. Now, type ~COPY A:KEYWORDS.EXE~ and
- press `ENTER`.
-
- 3. Within your KEYWORDS subdirectory, type ~KW~ and
- press `ENTER`. The KW.BAT file will then execute
- several commands including the decompressing of
- keyword outline files and deletions of self-extracting
- and install files.
-
- Please refer to your word processor's manual for instructions on
- converting ASCII text (sometimes called DOS) files to your specific
- software format.
-
- THANKS,
- Tom Welch
- San Antonio, Texas