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This FCC200.ZIP archive has been archived with PKZIP, Version 2.04g. This
version contains a sample FCC database for use with the FCC Frequency
Retrieval System, although the registered version comes with a complete
database for any state in the US. This version of our FCC program is fully
functional, but will you will be required to register it in order to use
any other database. Please see the FCC.DOC, ORDER.FRM and REVISION.HST
files for information pertaining to the installation, operation and
ordering of this program.
The SHAREWARE archive should have the following files:
FCC.EXE <-- The main executable
FCC.OVL <-- Overlay file
FCC.CFG <-- System file containing colors
FCC.DBF <-- Sample SHAREWARE database
FCC.DBT <-- Support memo file for FCC.DBF
HELP.DBF <-- Guess what? Help file
HELP.DBT <-- Yup, goes with help file
QUERIES.DBF <-- Sample pre-defined queries
QUERIES.DBT <-- Used with queries.dbf
FCC2.DOC <-- FCC FRS Documentation File
ORDER.FRM <-- Order form for Registered versions
README.DOC <-- This file
DOS_6_0.TXT <-- Text file for DOS 6.0 users
FILE_ID.DIZ <-- BBS File Description insert
PRINTDOC.BAT <-- Batch file to print FCC FRS documentation
REVISION.HST <-- Revision history file
SCANWARE.BBS <-- ScanWare's BBS information
If you are running a REGISTERED version of FRS, you will also have:
INST.EXE <-- Main install executable program
INSTALL.DAT <-- Data file used during install
INSTALL.BAT <-- Main installation batch file for install
INSTAL1.BAT <-- Secondary batch file for install
INSTHELP.DAT <-- Help file for install program
FCC.REG <-- Personalized registration file
FCC.PIF <-- FCC Pif file for Windows 3.1
FCC.ICO <-- FCC Icon for Windows 3.1
Once run, the following files will also be created:
FCC.SET <-- System file containing global settings
HELP.NTX <-- Index file for Help system
QUERIES.NTX <-- Index file for Queries program (When used)
????????.NTX <-- Various index files depending on your
selections
To install the FCC Frequency Retrieval System, simply place the program
disk in your floppy drive and type "INSTALL x:", where the "x:" refers to
the drive you wish FCC to be installed. NOTE: You MUST include the ":"
when specifying the drive or you WILL have all sorts of problems. The
install program will check several items, specifically, that all required
files are present, that you have specified a proper drive and/or directory,
whether you have enough disk space for the complete state being installed,
etc.
During the install, the program will copy all required files from the
program disk to an FCC2 subdirectory in the drive you have specified, and
will extract the state subset databases you purchased. When complete, you
will be placed in the FCC2 directory. To run FCC, simply type "FCC" at the
DOS prompt and press enter (or return). The rest is easy!
Be sure and remove your master program disk and place it in a safe place.
What is Shareware?
Shareware is copyrighted software which is distributed by authors through
bulletin boards, on-line services, disk vendors, and by copies being passed
among friends. It is commercial software that you are allowed to try
before you pay for it. This makes shareware the ultimate in money back
guarantees.
Shareware is a distribution method, not a type of software. There is good
and bad shareware, just as there are good and bad retail software. The
primary difference between shareware and retail software is that with
shareware you know if it's good or bad before you pay for it.
You benefit because you get to use the software to determine whether it
meets your needs, before you pay for it. Authors benefit because they are
able to get their products into your hands without the expenses it takes to
launch a traditional retail software product.
The shareware system and the continued availability of quality shareware
products depend on your willingness to register and pay for the shareware
you use. It is the registration fees you pay which allow us to support and
continue to develop our products. Please show your support for shareware
by registering those programs you actually use and by passing them on to
others. Shareware is kept alive by your support!