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- Prior to starting this program there are a few things you should check on
- your system:
-
- 1. Do you have a CONFIG.SYS file and if so does it have at least 30 files?
-
- To check, go to your root directory on your hard drive (CD\, then return)
- or put your DOS Disk in your floppy drive and and then enter TYPE
- CONFIG.SYS. If you get File Not Found, see below. If you get a display it
- might look like this:
-
- FILES=20
- BUFFERS=49
- DEVICE=C:\DOS\ANSI.SYS
-
- Since the files listed are below 30 you will need to increase the files
- value.
-
- The CONFIG.SYS file can be changed with any word processor that will save a
- file in ASCII.
-
- If you do not have a CONFIG.SYS file, the following will create one for
- you:
-
- COPY CON CONFIG.SYS (Return)
- FILES=30 (Return)
- BUFFERS=20 (Return)
- (Then Hit The F6 KEY)
-
- It is important that you reboot your system after altering the
- CONFIG.SYS file, so that your computer will use the new information.
-
- If you are using LOADHI for Files, this will not work for this program
- FILES=30 must be in low memory.
-
- If you ever get an OPEN ERROR during the operation of this program and the
- file named is in the proper place, try increasing your files, some other
- program may be using a portion of the 30 required by this one.
-
- 2. If you are operating an 80286 or 80386 system, and you have over 1 Meg
- of memory, use the command UNIEMM to start the program. See READ1ST.DOC
- for details.
-
- 3. If you use a mouse, be sure you have included the appropriate mouse
- driver in your CONFIG.SYS file. Without this the program will not be able
- to access your mouse.
-