Thank you for using NoteTab Light!

You can install this release over a previous copy of NoteTab Light 5. However, if you are upgrading from version 4.x, we recommend that you do not install version 5 in the same folder as your current NoteTab program. Installing version 5 in a different folder ensures that you will benefit from all new features and won't run into any problems on Windows Vista and older versions of Windows without administrative privileges. See below for an explanation on where NoteTab Light saves its settings.

Storage Location for User Data

NoteTab 5 is designed to work under multi-user environments and stores user settings and data under the Application Data folder (AppData under Windows Vista). Earlier versions of NoteTab stored such files by default under the NoteTab program folder. Unless you are working under Windows Vista or a limited user account, you can instruct NoteTab to work the old way and use the program folder as the main storage location instead of the Application Data folder. To do so, simply place the program NoteTab.ini file in the same folder as the NoteTab program file. An empty INI file will do the trick.

If you install NoteTab 5.x over an earlier version of NoteTab, then user data will be stored in the same folders as before; if you want to have user data stored under the Application Data folder, then simply move the NoteTab.ini file to the "Application Data\NoteTab Light" folder ("AppData\Roaming\NoteTab Light" under Windows Vista). See the NoteTab Help file for more information.

IMPORTANT: You should not store NoteTab settings under the Program Files folder if you are working in a multi-user environment, or are running Windows Vista, or running Windows XP without administrative privileges. Furthermore, if you do choose to store your settings under the Program Files folder, it is your responsibility to backup any NoteTab Clipbook libraries and templates that you have customized before you continue with this installation. Installing NoteTab replaces such files under the program folder with the default versions, so all modifications to those files are lost unless you have backup copies.

System Requirements

•	Windows 95/98/2000/2003/NT4/ME/XP/XP64/Vista
•	4 MB of free disk space
•	32 MB of RAM