DiskSweep for Windows Version 1.02
Elite High Technology, Inc.
Copyright 1993, 1994, All Rights Reserved

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Current Revision Information

The overall revision is 1.02.  This is a maintenance release, fixing some
serious problems in backing up and restoring data.  There are no new
features.  Registered users are still entitled to the next major
release at no cost.

DSWTSR.EXE = Version 1.2

	Level	Moderate
	Fixes 	problem where the TSR could not correctly restore large
		sweep files which spread across > 1 floppy.

	Effect	The new TSR works correctly.

DSWEEP.EXE = Version 1.02

	Level	Severe
	Fixes 	Problem when backing up large files which did not fit
		entirely on a single floppy.  Sometimes the data would
		be truncated.

	Effect	There is no remedy if data is truncated on the floppy.
		This only happens when files are spread across floppies.

	Level	Moderate
	Fixes	Problem when doing a manual restore of a file that crossed
		a floppy onto another.  The second floppy did not correctly
		load.

	Effect	The new version automatically fixes this.

	Level	Moderate
	Fixes	Problem of incorrectly tagging files that spread across
		more than one floppy.  This results in the automatic
		restore feature being broken.
	
	Effect	Previously swept files will not manually restore but
		a manual restore via the Load and Restore mechanism will
		still work.
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Installation

        To install this program, insert this floppy into either the
        A: or B: drive.  From Windows, in the Program Manager, run 
        the SETUP.EXE program on the installation floppy.  To do this
        pull down the File menu and select Run from that menu.  In the
        dialog box, fill in A:SETUP or B:SETUP, depending on which 
        drive the floppy is inserted into.

Compatibility

        PCTools' DiskFix program is incompatible with DiskSweep.  
        DiskFix will mistakenly detect corrupted directory structures
        and ERASE the entire hard disk.  Do not run DiskFix with 
        DiskSweep installed.

        On some machines, the use of FASTOPEN will cause Windows to
        freeze when DiskSweep is also running.  If you see this
        happening, stop using FASTOPEN.  

        There are no other known incompatibilities at this time.