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ERS, Emergency Recovery System 32pro V 4.0 August 8, 1997***Beta #3***
Copyright © 1996/97. All Rights Reserved.
Theodore Fattaleh author programmer and publisher.
All Program Names are Registered Trademarks of their Respective Owner.
http://www.mslm.com     same as       http://www.multisyslaunch.com
My E-mail address:
2000@msn.com
rustyted@pacbell.net
2000ted@gte.net
**********************
***
You may find similar programs to ERS but all are PIRATED software and not the 
official original ERS.
Also many have tried to copy the idea of ERS but they are amateurs at work
Please don't support pirates and pirated software. GO ERS
***
Remember this is a beta and any previous version should be deleted because 
previous versions had serious bugs, also you should check and download for
newer versions, this should be a flawless version though.
IMPORTANT
Read bugs fixed so far at the bottom of the page and new features added.
Note:
If you are reinstalling, delete ers.dat, ers1.dat, profile1.dat from the ERS32pro 
directory, also delete the Profiles backup directory if you have versions dated before
August 3rd 1997.

You need to be a registered user to enable grayed features and run Auto backup.

(Notes.exe  is a temporary help file, soon will have the real help file, you can use it 
as a  scratch pad, if you decide to make a copy of it and run it in different place then 
copy notes1.rtf, notes2.rtf, notes3.rtf,  notes4.rtf and notes5.rtf along with it and 
keep them in the same directory you keep help.exe.)
Read the troubleshooting section if Help will not run.

You need the VB kit 500 to be installed in your computer for this program to run.
 
ERS has its own Setup Wizard, ERS doesn't do any modifications or entries
to the registry or any system files, it merely makes new ERS directories  and
copy ERS files to the appropriate directories  and make shortcut to the Start menu,
ERS keeps its data in its own .dat files instead of using your .dat files.
This version of ERS is a 32 bit program, however, Restore batch files are not converted 
from long file name to short file name , ERS is installed in a DOS 8 letter file name format, 
I don't see why install it in a long file name path knowing that MS-DOS does not 
recognize it and have to go through the conversion process back and fourth.
The Setup Wizard  will make 20 folders and 7 sub folders of the Profiles folder
in theERS32pro directory.

Features: ERS creates backups of Win95 System files which will then be available to
restore from, should Win95 registry or other System files get corrupted.
ERS works like magic, in two minutes you can restore from backup and you will be
on your way computing instead of trying to manually troubleshoot or reinstall Win95,
saving you many hours of pain.
In addition ERS does backup on Win95 Startup files and 103 vital files that
could save you from re installing.

Where C:\ is mentioned, its considering C  as the boot drive, where C:\Ers32pro
is mentioned , its considering you installed ERS32pro in C:\Ers32pro.

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LEGAL Agreement
================
ERS have been tested  successfully to restore Win95 System files listed
in the Overview section. Also ERS32 has been tested to install on computers 

NO LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. In no event shall publisher,
author or its suppliers be liable  for any damages whatsoever
(including, without limitation, damages for loss of business profits, business
interruption, loss of business information,  or any other pecuniary loss) arising
out of the use of or inability to use this product, even if  been advised of the
possibility of such damages.
Even though some states jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or limitation of

liability for consequential or incidental damages, the above limitation still 
apply to you.
It is your responsibility to read the readme.txt before installing.
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OVERVIEW.....
************
System Files backup:

By using ERS, Win95 system files are backed-up and 
you are able to restore them (including the Windows Registry).
ERS has proven to be an excellent and reliable backup and restore program.

The program was implemented when it was found that Win95 backup program
ERU,CFGBCK, and when says it will restore from backup were less than 100%
reliable.
The ERS Backup is done from the Windows environment, but restore must to be
done from the  Command prompt Only(so called DOS outside Windows)
(which is generally all that one can manage to get to when a really serious
 crash has occurred).
The files that ERS creates backups from are:

System.dat,  System.da0,  User.dat,  User.da0,  System.ini,  Win.ini,  Command.com, 
MSDOS.sys,  IO.sys,  Protocol.ini,  Autoexec.bat,  Config.sys,   Dosstart .bat.
Restore from fresh backup to system files will not create adverse behavior,
you can actually play around and restore from any backup and be able to go
back and select another with no adverse reaction.

Total files are 13 files unless you have deleted  Dosstart.bat, Config.sys
or  the  Autoexec.bat.
A restore from ERS  works like magic, when system files gets damaged ERS will
restore Win95 files and will get you back where you were the time you did the
backup, so a good fresh backup is essential.
=======================
Windows Startup files are the files that start Win95 but doesn't include
the system files, if Win95 will not start after a restore from system files
then the other alternative to  restore from the Startup files backup,
keep this backup current, basically VMM32.vxd is the file that keeps
changing depending on changes you make to the startup, Microsoft recommends
to re-install Win95 if VMM32.vxd gets corrupted but here is a better alternative
to Microsoft lengthy recommendation that worked OK with me, a re-install still
could be necessary.
The files are
vmm32.vxd, kernel32.dll, krnl386.exe, Gdi.exe, Gdi32.dll, user.exe, user32.dll 
win.com .
=======================
Windows 95 Vital files are files that could be over written by other programs
but not as often as System files, always keep this backup current at all times,
if you install a new program do a second backup to Vitals2 backup after 
installation, wait couple days, and if everything is working properly, then you 
can delete the older backups.

You can use this backup if you get error messages from Win95 that this file is
missing corrupted or dated wrong then you don't have to restore all these files
but can pick out the ones that the error message refers to and replace only the 
damaged file{s}. 
Some of these files can be replaced from within Windows but some have to be replaced
from the "Command Prompt Only", as an example, oleaut32.dll can be replaced
from within Windows But only if you have ALL other applications closed, including
 MS Internet Explorer While the vmm32.vxd file is always running,  and can never be 
replaced from within Windows.

As a last resort before you make the decision to re-install Win95, you can make a
 complete restoration from this backup, and hopefully get Windows back in good 
working order, in a minute or two.

There is about 103 windows 95 vital files, consuming about 8 Mb of hard disk space.
Vital files include backups to the files that are over written by the
 Internet Explorer 4.0.
Your computer might not have all 103 files , don't worry if you see only 89 of these
are backed up, as you may not be using some of them yet, but you may later on see them.

End Over View
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REGISTRATION…
ERS 32pro:
Support shareware and pay the registration fee, cost is $20 only for one computer,
$4 for each extra license.
Check or cash only.
Mail to:
Theodore Fattaleh
1834 S Bentley Av. #202
West Los Angeles, CA 90025
USA

=====================
http://www.mslm.com     same as       http://www.multisyslaunch.com
My E-mail addresses are, if you get a returned mail try the other one.
If you are curious why my Email address is 2000 or 2000ted or rustyted,
its just easy to remember.
2000@msn.com
rustyted@pacbell.net
2000ted@gte.net
======================
This program is made to be downloaded from the Internet only, so we don't ship
unless you absolutely can't download the software, and if we ship its  no 
different from what you get on the net except being on floppies with labels on them.
Shipping cost is:
$6 within the USA and Canada.
$10 all other countries.

With the registration you get the disabled parts of this program enabled,
E-mail support , the final version of this program and future updates plus
mail notifications on what's new with ERS.

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INSTALLATION... 
**********
Before ERS Pro 32 will run,  you MUST install the VB kit 500 

ERS has its own setup Wizard, ERS doesn't do any modifications or entries
to the registry or any system files, it merely makes the new directories  and
copy ERS files to the appropriate directories  and make shortcut to the Start menu.
This version of ERS is a 32 bit program but batch files are not converted from long file
name to short file name so it has to be installed in 8 letter path, I don't see why install it 
in a long file name path knowing that MS-DOS does not recognize it and has to be
converted back .
The ERS setup wizard will make 20 folders and 7 sub folders of the Profiles folder,
one external file and one external folder.

1ERS folder is kept in the boot drive C:\, where you will find all the restore batch files,
DO NOT.. double click these batch files from within Windows, you can however, right 
click them and select Edit if you are curious, but don't make any changes unless you know
what you are doing.
ERS.bat will be found in the C:\ directory, you can double click this specific .bat file with
no resulting problem because all it contains is data information about your backup dates,
reminder on the restorations command and your added notes to the backup, there is no 
executable commands, so you should feel free to get familiarized with it.
Just type ERS at the Command Prompt and it will automatically change directory to
1ers folder when restoring. Very easy, just type ERS.

Copy Attrib.exe from C:\windows\command to C:\. 

REINSTALLING...
******
Use the Setup.exe and select Reinstall if you want to reinstall and rebuild the previous
installation, or if you download an update.
If you are installing an update, I suggest to delete ers.dat, ers1.dat , ers2.dat and  
profile1.dat.
Also delete all backups in the Profiles folder, do this only this time because I changed the 
configurations on those .dat files.
Remove or rename notes2.rtf, notes3.rtf, notes4.rtf and notes5.rtf if you have entered 
data in them because a reinstall will over write notes1.rtf through notes5.rtf. 
Also the Setup Wizard will ask you if you want to install Richtx32.ocx(see troubleshooting 
help).

UNINSTALLING...
*************
To Un-install simply delete the entire Ers32pro directory ,
Delete shortcuts found in C:\Windows\Startmenu\Programs and 
 C:\Windows\Startmenu\Programs\Startup
Also delete ERS.bat from the root directory C:\ and the 1ERS folder.
Don't forget to empty the Recycle Ben.
There is no registry entries to take out.

End Installing, Reinstalling and Uninstalling.
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CREATING BACKUPS...
***************
Explanations of backups. (read the Restore section on how to restore.)
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3 Day Rotating:
This is a three day rotating backup, if you are using the seven day
rotating backup this will overwrite day 1, day 2 and day 3 of the 7 day backup.
{if you are indeed using the seven day rotating backup}.
Once you execute the backup
backup in day 3 will be deleted, backup in day 2 will transfer to day 3, 
backup in day1 will transfer to day 2 and a fresh backup will be placed in Day 1.

In another words or backwards, once you execute3 Day rotating, today's backup
 will be placed in Day 1, yesterday's in Day 2 and the day before yesterday will be
 placed in Day3.
------------------------
7 Day Rotating:
This is a seven day rotating backup, if you are using the three day
rotating backup and decide to go to the seven day rotating backup, this will overwrite
Day 1, Day 2 and Day 3 of the 3Day Backup.

Once you execute this backup
backup in day 7 will be deleted, backup in day 6 will transfer to day 7,
backup in day 5 will transfer to day 6, backup in day 4 will transfer to day 5,
backup in day 3 will transfer to day 4, backup in day 2 will transfer to day 3,
backup in day 1 will transfer to day 2, and a fresh backup will be created in Day 1.
hope I didn't confuse you.
Creates new backup in Day1>>Day2>to>Day3>to>Day4>to>Day5>to>
Day6>to>Day7>gets>Deleted

All above backups are made in C:Ers32pro\D1, D2, D3..through...D7 . folders.
=================================
BackupA, BackupB and BackupC
are manual backups of System files that are made independent of each other and 
any other.
These backups are made in C:\ERS32pro\BackupA, BackupB, BackupC folders.
=================================
Vitals1 and Vitals2: 
Are backups of about 103 Win95 essential files which are most likely 
to get over written or corrupted, backing up these files could save you a 
Win95 re-install or a format of the hard drive, keep them current and keep only
one backup, after you install a new program do another backup in Vitals2.
wait few days then delete the older one.
You will find these backups in C:\ERS32pro\Vitals1, Vitalw1 and Vitals2, Vitalw2 and
uses about 8mb of hard disk space.
The letter S in Vitals1 folder stands for files backed up from Windows\System directory.
The W in Vitalw1 folder stands for files backed up from the Windows directory.
The 1 stands for backup #1 and  2 stands for backup #2.
============
Startup1 and Startup2 backups:
These are the  Win95 startup files, if Win95 does not start and a restore
from System files backup did not help then hopefully this restore will restart
your computer.
These backups are kept in C:\Ers32pro\Startup1, Startup2, Wincom1 and wincom2.

End Backup
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RESTORING...
******
Note: Don't forget to print this section.

To Restore:

Restart computer and quickly press F8 when you see the line "Starting Windows 95",
appear on the screen, and select the "Command Prompt Only" from the menu.
TYPE ERS at the command prompt to execute ERS.bat, by doing so it automatically
changes directory to the 1ers folder which will then show you all the notes you have 
previously written, and the dates of all the backups, while producing a list of the
required restoration commands., so all you need to remember the word ERS.
If for some reason typing ERS didn't function then type,
CD 1ers.
there :

Type BackupA to restore from BackupA
Type BackupB to restore from BackupB
Type BackupC to restore from BackupC

Type Day1 to restore from Day1 backup( today's backup.)
Type Day2 to restore from Day2 backup (yesterday's backup.)
Type Day3 to restore from Day3 (day before yesterday's backup.)
so on down the line through Day4, Day5, Day6 and Day7 that if you backup daily.

Type vitals1 to restore from vitals1 backup.
Type vitals2 to restore from Vitals1 backup.

Type startup1 to restore from startup1 backup.
Type startup2 to restore from startup2 backup.

Note: If the Autoexec.bat, Config.sys and the Dosstart.bat size are equal to
zero 0 bytes (or empty) then MS-DOS will give you "file not found" while restoring.

REMEMBER...!!!   Type ERS, at the "Command Prompt Only"

Just type ERS, ERS will then guide you, and remind you how to proceed with the
restoration process.
{If you see an ERS.bat in the root directory don't delete it.}

Note:  Don't forget to print above section.

Explanations of many MS-DOS modes in Win95:
************************************
There could be up to four instances of MS-DOS in Win95.
In case of a clean Windows' 95 install there are only three.
Restore from ERS backups works only with one:

That one is the "COMMAND PROMPT ONLY" 

To access it start your computer and quickly press the F8 key when you see the
 line, "Starting Win95", appear on the screen.
 From the menu  that appears you must select: "Command Prompt only", 
(that is MSDOS Stand alone), Win95 is completely out of the picture here.
REMEMBER, this is the ONLY one to select and use, in order to successfully restore
 Win95 system files using ERS.

DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES USE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING...
===================
MSDOS inside windows called MSDOS Prompt. (don't use this one)

MSDOS mode outside Windows, is the one that when you Shut down windows
and select Exit to MS DOS.(Still controlled by Win95)(don't use this one)

When you start your computer and select F8 when says "Starting Win95"
from the menu you can select:
"Previous version of MS-DOS" if you installed Win95 on top DOS6.22
then you will have option in the menu to select.(don't use this one )

Also don't use the" Command Prompt in Safemode", absolutely NO, you are in the
windows environment here and MS-DOS doesn't know Safemode.

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AUTO BACKUP...
===========
There is two ways to backup using Auto backup.
3 Day or  7 Day, refer to the Backup section to read about 3 Day and 7 Day
backups,.
By Selecting 3 Day  or 7 Day,  ERS will backup daily automatically upon
startups , it will show up only once every 22 hours and will pause for 30 seconds
before commencing backups giving you a chance to Cancel backup it if necessary, also
you can bypass the 30 second pause by clicking on the "Bypass timer, backup now"
(look for new option to select how many hours between backups to set, soon)

You can select only one automatic rotating backup, 3 Day or 7 Day .
When you select 3Day then 7Day gets deleted from the Startup folder and when you select 7Day then 3Day gets deleted from the Startup.

This feature uses very little resources upon startups, specially with the 30 second pause.
The names of the Auto backups are sched7d.exe and sched3d.exe, the shortcuts that are
placed in the Startup folder are either sched3d.lnk or sched7d.lnk.
You can use 3rd party schedulers to run the auto backups by executing the sched3d.exe
or sched7d.exe, use only one and don't copy these .exe to outside the directory of
Ers32pro, you have to make shortcuts to them to run them if that what you desire.
Notice view Window # 1 when you add or remove the 3 Day or 7 Day  Auto backup
from the startup folder.

Note: When you start and close the ERS program ERS.bat gets recreated in C:\ , 
To view the Startup folder click on the label that says "Auto back add to startup"

If you have ERS installed in a non English Win95 you will need to make a shortcut
to the Sched7d.exe or Sched3d.exe to the Startup folder manually, don't copy or move
sched7d.exe or sched3d.exe but make a shortcut and copy or drag and drop the
Shortcut. Let me know if you want customized version for your native language.

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PROFILES……..
=======

(Note: Many computers have Profiles feature added as an option and users don't 
know that they are added, be very careful in configuring and deleting profiles.
If you decided to delete Profiles you will have to copy missing shortcuts 
from C:\windows\Profile\Profile name to the main StartMenu and Desktop
configured without profiles.

Profiles are Desktop and Shortcuts settings that are selected by different
individual users, The next person who logs on to Windows can change settings
without affecting the settings you prefer. The next time you log on, your settings 
will be restored.

To Select or Deselect Profiles, go to the
Control panel\Password Icon\Users profile Tab.
If you don't know about profiles and Profiles option is selected and wondering 
what's happening to your shortcuts in the Start menu or Desktop, you will find them in 
C:\Windows\Profiles.)
End note
****
Now in ERS select the Configure Profiles check box, type the profile name exactly
as in the C:\Windows\Profiles.
Profile name has to be short file name (8 letters or less) with no spaces, under score
is OK but NO  : ( } . ', & @ ! etc.
Example:   Mary_Lou, John, 
If you should change the profile name all backups of the older name will be deleted.
Also if profile name is misspelled, there will be no backups made for that Profile.

Profile files are User.dat and User.da0, these are different from the User.dat
and User.da0 in C:\Windows, each user will have his or her own User.dat and User.da0.
View these two files in the profile's window  when  backed up or deleted.
Profiles are the most difficult and time consuming part of programming this software,
Always check physically C:\Ers32pro\Profiles, P1, P2, P3 ...etc. to P7
that all files being backed up OK and the backup dates are valid.
P1 to P7 follow the same backup routine as in the 3 Day  and & Day
Rotating backups.
(Read very carefully the trouble shooting guide about manually deleting left
over backups.)
If you reinstalling ERS then I suggest to delete the profiles directory if you have
versions dated before August 3d 1997.
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REMEMBER REMEMBER REMEMBER
***************************
Just type ERS while restoring, typing ERS will guide you and remind you how to
restore and will guide you on how  to restore.
Also it will change directories to C:\1ers where all the restore batch files are stored.
Just type ERS  at the "Command Prompt only"
If you see an ERS.bat in the root directory don't delete it.
REMEMBER TYPE ERS at the
"Command Prompt Only"
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USEFUL TIPS...
*************

Print the readme.txt and save it for a rainy day or at least
print the backup and restore section.

Always do good fresh backups, don't say I don't need these
backups because one day you will wish that you had a backup.

Always keep more than one backup,  get familiarized with
this program and make test runs.

When you do a restore, it will restore to the same
settings that you had when you did that last backup.
If you should unfortunately allow yourself to fall behind making backups, the info
 you restore will be outdated. And although this could get your computer running
once again, it may require a lot of work resetting interface parameters and program
setting defaults to fit your personal needs and to meet the need of more recent 
changes to your system.

Make a backup before you install a new program.
If everything works fine afterwards, make another one.

Double click ERS.bat in C:\  and get familiarized with it.
Copy Attrib.exe from C:\windows\command to C:\.

The way I do it, always keep one good  backup in BackupA, Vitals1 and Startup1.
Add the 7Day auto backup to the startup folder.
If I edit the system files or install a new program then I backup to BackupB,
also to Vitals2 and Startup2, if installing a new program .
If the changes I made to system files are successful then I make another backup in BackupC, 
wait for few days then delete unwanted backups.
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OTHER...
*******

To Make ERS Bootdisk
{CAUTION... Always make bootdisks in the boot floppy drive, not in a secondary 
floppy drive} 
Click Options\Make ERS bootdisk and select the Floppy boot drive that
applies to your computer.
Insert a new and newly formatted floppy in drive A or B (some older computers use B floppy
drive to be the boot floppy) , that is considering the boot floppy drive is A (usually A).
After you make the boot disk copy batch files from C:\1ERS.
(Note do all the backups that ERS makes then copy the batch files, total 14)
(Note:  C boot floppy NEC computers send me an Email  to make ERS boot disk.)
(If you change profiles, you will need to replace those batch files, )
You can execute ERS restore commands from the boot disk instead of going to
the command prompt, but the command prompt is faster.
When you use the boot disk a pop screen will pop up to remind you of the restore
commands but no notes or dates will be displayed.
If you get runtime errors while making a boot disk, that means you have DOS files 
missing in the C:\windows\command
 WARNING: If you are using overlays use the boot disk supplied and 
 select from options, using this bootdisk will damage your data.
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Alarm Clock, click the running clock and an Alarm clock will pop up, you can set the
time you wish to be reminded. The Alarm clock is free and feel free to give it to your
friends, be sure to give the ringin.wav with it, you can select a sound of your choice from
your own sound collection, just rename it to ringin.wav and place it in the same
folder as the Alarm.
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CLICKING
You can almost click on any window or label in ERS to view:
If you click any of the Date/Stamp label you can view the contents of that backup
on view Window #1.
Click the Vitals or Startup Date/stamp label and view files backed up from the system 
directory in  #1 view Window  and from the Windows directory  in the #2 View window .
 (don't get confused between the Win95 startup files and the Startup folder).
Profiles View windows will pop up if you use profiles.

.
Click view Window #1 once  to view the Windows directory, Double-click to view the
Windows\System directory.
Click View Window #2 to view the Startup folder, also click the label that says Auto
backup
to view the Startup folder.
Note: Feature will not work if the view Window is empty
You will find a gif graphical explanations of all the controls in the Ers32pro folder, view it
with your gif viewer.
**********

TROUBLESHOOTING...
**************
If you have ERS installed in a non English Win95 then you need to make a shortcut
to the Sched7d.exe or Sched3d.exe to the Startup folder manually, don't copy or move
sched7d.exe or sched3d.exe but make a shortcut and copy or drag and drop the
Shortcut. Let me know if you want customized version for your native language.

When you run help, if you get message that Richtx32.ocx not found, Be sure you have 
a good backup made of the System files using ERS32pro.
 Unzip ERS32pro.zip to temporary folder other than ERS32pro and run Setup.exe 
and select
Reinstall, after the Reinstall it will prompt you if you want to install Richtx32.ocx
select Yes .
If you are unable to start Setup.exe or ERS.exe, and you get message  comdlg32.ocx
is missing or not correctly registered then extract comdlocx.zip
to the root directory and double click comdlocx.bat.
comdlocx.zip is in the ers32.zip file.

On Exit and .dat files:
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when you select exit a 2 second delay is enforced , that's only to save data to reg.dat, 
ers.dat, ers1.dat, ers2.dat and profiles.dat, it also creates ers.bat in the root directory C, 
so it needs that couple extra  seconds before exiting.
ERS.dat, keeps track of the first 7 notes you write with the backups (Day1 through Day7).
Ers1.dat, keeps track of the second 7  notes you write with the backups.
Ers2.dat , keeps track of the Add 3day/7Day check box.
Profiles.dat, keeps track of profile names and settings.
Reg.dat, Keeps track of your registration and enables settings.
Note: 
{When you open ERS.exe, it will gather information from the above .dat files,
 and before closing ERS it will feed information back into them} (.dat stands for data ).

Should  Reg.dat or  ers.dat  or ers1.dat or ers2.dat or profiles.dat get corrupted then ERS
will not start, rename  those files, you will loose all the notes and you will loose
the registration so you have to re enter the registration name and code, be sure
you know your name the way it was registered.
You will loose all profiles listed too, but if you  enter profiles names then  backups
will stay intact, other wise you need to manually delete profiles backups if you don't
profiles will be disabled.
If you think you are having problems with these files, my advice is to move reg.dat and 
ers.dat and profiles .dat to another temporary folder, and add them back one at a time
 to see which is the corrupted one.
ERS.exe will create new .dat file if no .dat file present, so when you
move back the .dat files you need to over write the new ones.

==========

The program has been tested and proven to work very well.  Always look
the view windows to see if files are backed up, its also is a good habit to
physically check through the backup folders in the ERS32pro directory and be
sure all files are backed up, you should have at least 10 files plus the Autoexec.bat,
Config.sys and the Dosstart.bat if you didn't delete them.
Note: If the Autoexec.bat, Config.sys and the Dosstart.bat size equal to zero 0 then
MS-DOS will give you "file not found " message when restoring

Don't move or change or open any of the ERS files, only open the backup folders
D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, BackupA, BackupB, BackupC, Vitals1and Vitalw1 as
the Vitals1 backup and Vitals2, Vitalw2 as Vitals2 backup, also Startup1 and
Wincom1 as  the Startup1 backup and Startup2 and Wincom2 as the Startup2
backup.
Please don't open folders named Date, these are used to check the date/time
stamp backup was made, if you move any of those folders then its going to reflect
the wrong date/time stamp.
Don't  double click the .dat files, those are binary files and you can't get nothing from 
them..

Again, you need the Vbrun 500 to be installed in your computer for it to run if you
don't have it download at my homepage.

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BUGS FIXED
1)The readme.txt and the Help had a typo, it should have read :
 To restore from BackupA type BackupA
 To restore from BackupB type BackupB
 To restore from BackupC type BackupC
2)Richtx32.exe installation now optional in the Setup wizard Reinstall .
3)Notes to backup are not lost.
4)Your name appears in the About.
5)Setup Wizard was corrupted, it asked for Comdlg32.ocx, (no longer needed)
6)No message box on exiting, instead a 2 second delay before closing.
7)Many little bugs, just can't remember them all, almost flawless.
8)Notes to backup would not rotate with backups, now fixed.
9)If you installed ERS32pro in a drive other than C then it will not create 1Ers folder
in C drive as it should, bug fixed.
10)Reminder.bat that goes in the ERS bootdisk wordings changed and more notes added,
if you already made the ERS bootdisk just copy reminder.bat from c:\ers32pro\ersfiles
to the boot floppy.
11) 	Little minor bugs fixed.
12) 	When you exited it took longer than 2 seconds to exit, now fixed.
New Feature:
1) 	You can Bypass the 30 second pause in the Auto backup and resume backup now.
2) 	1ers.bat added to the family, 1ers.bat is created in the 1ers folder, it would have the
	date/time stamp of the auto backups and all backups but no notes since notes are
	un attendant during auto backup .(Now removed, read #6)
3) 	ERS setup wizard now has option to Install for new installation and Reinstall for 
updates
 	also it would install Richtx32.ocx to run help if you need it.
4) 	If you click the date/time the Day1 label  it will refresh the dates of all labels if needs
      refreshing.
5)Changed the Auto backup to backup once every 22 hours instead of 24 hours
6)No more 1ers.bat , only ERS, just type ERS at the command prompt, to read backup 
dates and instructions.
7)Just type ERS at the command prompt and it will change directory automatically to
the 1ers folder. Also ers.bat is removed from the C:\1ers folder.
 Note:
If you are reinstalling, delete ers.dat, ers1.dat, profile1.dat from the ERS32pro 
directory, also delete the Profiles backup directory if you have versions dated before
August 3rd 1997.

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http://www.mslm.com
August 8, 1997
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Registration 
ERS 32pro:
Support shareware and pay the registration fee to cover up the costs.

Cost is $20 only.
Check or cash only.
Mail to:
Theodore Fattaleh
1834 S Bentley Av #202
West Los Angeles, CA 90025
USA

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http://www.mslm.com     same as       http://www.multisyslaunch.com
My E-mail addresses are, if you get a returned mail try the other one.
2000@msn.com
rustyted@pacbell.net
2000ted@gte.net
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This program is made to be downloaded from the Internet only, so we don't ship
unless you absolutely can't download the software, and if we ship its  no 
different from what you get on the net except being on floppies with labels on them.
Shipping cost is:
$6 within the USA and Canada.
$10 all other countries.

With the registration you get the disabled parts of this program enabled,
E-mail support , the final version of this program and future updates plus
mail notifications on what's new with ERS.

Name:_____________________________________

Exactly as you want it to appear in the About Window.

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(Very important, if you don't hear from me, be sure send me an Email, because
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