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EDSBack v1.15 Installation Documentation
Copyright (c) 1994 by Eric D. Scales
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The following is a list of steps for the first time installation
process:
Step #1: Unarchive all files contained in the EDSBack archive to the
directory of your choice. (ie., C:\PCB\PPE\EDSBACK\) The
following is a list of the archives within the EDSBack
archive:
NOTE: First time installers, please unarchive every
archive in your EDSBack directory...
PPE.ZIP -- Contains all the ppe programs. You will ALWAYS
want to unarchive this file.
DOCS.ZIP -- Contains all documentation. You will ALWAYS
want to unarchive this file.
DISPLAY.ZIP -- Contains all display files. You will only
want to unarchive this file if the UPDATE.DOC
files says that some of the display files have
been updated.
HELP.ZIP -- Contains all help files. You will only want
to unarchive this file if the UPDATE.DOC file
says that some of the help files have been
updated.
DATA.ZIP -- Contains SAMPLE and REQUIRED data files. You will
only want to unarchive this file if the UPDATE.DOC
file says that some of the DATA file formats have
changed.
Step #2: Run PCBSetup and make the following entries into your
CMD.LST file:
Command Security PPE/Menu File
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EDSUTIL 110 C:\PCB\PPE\EDSBACK\EDSUTIL.PPE
CALLBACK 0 C:\PCB\PPE\EDSBACK\EDSBACK.PPE
Note: You can specify any command, security, or path to the
PPE files.
Step #3: Load up PCBoard and type the command that you setup to run
the EDSUTIL.PPE file. (ie., EDSUTIL)
Step #4: Select C to edit your configuration file.
Step #5: Select P to modify the prompts to your specifications.
(The prompting system is explained in the configuration
section of the EDSBACK.DOC documentation.)
Step #6: Select N to modify your "Already Used # File". You can use
the BUILD feature to do this. (The BUILD feature is explained
later in the EDSBACK.DOC documentation.)
Step #7: Select T to modify the timetables to your liking. (The
timetable system is explained in the configuration section
of the EDSBACK documentation.)
Step #8: Select B to modify the bad numbers file. (This is the file
that you want to put 911 in.)
Step #9: Select F to modify the name & security trash files to keep
out those users that you do not want to be called back.
Step #10: Select A to modify the numbers that EDSBack is allowed to
callback. (This is explained in the EDSBACK.DOC
documentation.) Make sure you define your dialing templates!
(This is explained in the EDSBACK.DOC documentation.)
Step #11: Read the EDSBACK.DOC documentation in its entirety. (This
file is located in the DOCS.ZIP archive) Don't forget to
setup your dialing templates!