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This file contains information about installing and/or upgrading ASM Edit.
Please read it carefully before (YES, we mean BEFORE!) you start installing.
ASM Edit
========
Contents of this document
=========================
0. What's new in this version
1. Disclaimer, etc.
2. Requirements
3. What is ASM Edit?
4. Installing your first ASM Edit
5. Upgrading
6. Contact the authors
0. What's new in this version
-----------------------------
After installing see the file WHATS.NEW for a complete revision history.
1.82 (07/08/96):
added:
- General : ASM Shell replaces ASM BOX because CPUID
improved:
- Window List : search for file name by typing it
- Shell : reload modified files after return
- Logfile : more informations to help us finding bugs
- Help texts : some minor corrections, Troubleshooting added
bugfix:
- Debug|System Info &
Options|Preferences : crash on 386 under OS/2 and early 486 (ever)
- Options|Load : changed syntax colors were loaded, but not set
- Options|Load from INI : crash if loading from v1.8x INI file
- Search|Replace dialog : options were blank and not setable
- Colored error line : was wrong after editing/was not deleted after shell
- Editor : Word left,rigth wrong when cursor was after line end
: crash if insert text block after line end
: minor bugs/bad behaviors fixed
- Calculator : modi/switches couldn't be changed without mouse
1. Disclaimer, etc.
-------------------
This software is provided "as is" and without warranties as to performance
of merchantability or any other warranties whether expressed or implied.
Because of the various hardware and software environments in which this
program may be used, no warranty of fittness for a particular purpose is
offered. Use it entirely at your own risk!
You may NOT:
- reverse engineer any files
- disassemble the executable files
- modify any file except:
- the files 'NEWCOM.ASM', 'NEWEXE.ASM'
- the example batch files
- all files in the directory 'TUTOR'
- sell, rent or lease any part or the entire package
neither for private nor other usage.
Distribution is allowed, if you distribute the original install version
including the following files in their original state:
- FILEID.DIZ ( 345 bytes)
- README.1ST ( 5,408 bytes)
- INSTALL.EXE ( 42,987 bytes)
- ASMEDIT.LIB (1,172,093 bytes)
This includes distribution via BBS, Internet, or as part of an Shareware
CD-ROM.
This program is shareware. You can test it and check its usefullness for
you before you actually buy the software. The trial period is 30 days. If
you continue using the program after this time period you have to register
it. If you don't register you will use the program as an illegal copy.
After installing see the file ORDER.TXT for ordering a full version.
2. Requirements
---------------
ASM Edit requires:
- 80386
- VGA
- at least DOS 3.3
- about 500 Kbyte free DOS memory
- 2048 KByte free disk space to install
Recommended:
- 80486 DX-33
- SVGA with VESA support
- DOS 5.0
- 1024 KByte free memory (XMS or EMS)
- additional 4096 KByte free disk space for swap file
3. What is ASM Edit?
--------------------
ASM Edit is a DOS based easy-to-use IDE for all you assembler freaks out
there.
4. Installing your first ASM Edit
---------------------------------
If you install ASM Edit for the first time, simply start the INSTALL program
and follow the directions. After installing, start ASM Edit and select
'Help - Tutorial'. There you will find assistance in configuring ASM Edit as
well as topics how to use ASM Edit.
5. Upgrading
------------
* From v1.81, v1.8, v1.7 or v1.6:
Install ASM Edit in a *different* path from your old version.
Start your *old* ASM Edit and convert your desktop file(s):
1: Select 'Options - Load' and load the desired desktop file.
2: Use 'Options - Save to INI' to save it to a INI file.
3: If you want to convert more than one desktop file, please load them
one after one and save them to different INI files.
Note: You have to move the ASMEDIT.INI file by yourself. Use the DOS Shell
or File|Open & File|Save for this.
4: Copy all the INI files into the path of the new ASM Edit. You can use
the 'File - Open' and 'File - Save as' function in ASM Edit for that!
5: Then start the *new* ASM Edit and load a INI file via 'Options - Load
from INI'. Check all options to be correct and save them to a desktop
file. Repeat this for all INI files you created.
Done.
Remember:
The INI files are only for converting older to newer versions. Use desktop
files to keep all options during your work.
Warning:
In ASM Edit v1.82: Don't load old desktop files (from v1.81, v1.8, v1.7 or
v1.6) and choose 'Ignore' - This may crash your computer!
6. Contact the authors
-----------------------
snail mail: Olaf Krusche
Sportlerweg 7
02692 Doberschau
Germany
e-mail: ok3@irz.inf.tu-dresden.de
WWW: www.inf.tu-dresden.de/~ok3 (Homepage)
www.inf.tu-dresden.de/~ok3/asmedit.html (ASM Edit)
07/08/96 Olaf Krusche, Tilo Elstner