Usage

1. When you download TRW2000, is comes packaged as a .ZIP file. Create a directory (ex. "\TRW2000") and unzip the files in the package to that directory. For convenience, you might want to make a shortcut to TRW2000.EXE on either the START menu, the Quick Launch Bar (Win98), or on your desktop. You then simply run TRW2000.EXE. There is no additional installation required and there is no need to restart your computer when you want to use TRW2000.
2. If your mouse is an Intellimouse , please be sure to put the line "INTELLIMOUSE=ON" in your TRW2000.INI file. (Found in the same directory with TRW2000.EXE)
3. If you find your mouse isn't working or works erratically, you could try putting the line "WINMOUSE=ON" in TRW2000.ini, but this is not recommended because it may cause TRW2000 to become unstable.
4. If you want to use the internal graphics driver (which causes TRW2000's output to appear as a window on your desktop), you should have the line "GRAPHICS=ON" to your TRW2000.INI file. Without that line, or with "GRAPHICS=OFF" instead, TRW2000 will open on its own screen. (Note: The default TRW2000.INI file has the GRAPHICS set to ON.)
5. Put the line "HOTKEY=XXXX" (where XXXX = a scan code) in the INI file to change the default Ring-0 hotkey (Ctrl-M) to a different key (ex. HOTKEY=2004 changes the hotkey to Ctrl-D)
6. Put the line "R3HOTKEY=XXXX" (where XXXX = a scan code) in the INI file to change the default Ring-3 hotkey (Ctrl-N) to a different key (ex. HOTKEY=250B changes the hotkey to Ctrl-K)
7. Usually, TRW2000 treat all input number as hex. ? and A command default is dec.
8. Address, &seg:offset force V86 address, and #seg:offset force protected mode address.