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             MICROSOFT EXCEL SPECIAL INFORMATION
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This file contains information on the following:

  *Using Microsoft Excel with Windows/386
  *Notes on updating Microsoft Excel or Windows
  *Notes on special hardware 
  *Correcting enhanced keyboard problems
  *Where to find additional information related to system 
   configuration
  *Using fonts designed for Microsoft Windows 1.0
  *Using international versions of Windows
  *Other notes on Microsoft Windows
  *Disks in the Microsoft Excel package
  *List of Microsoft Excel files

To read this file:
  *Use the PgUp/PgDn keys to see the next/previous page.
  *Press the Esc key to finish viewing the file.

An additional file (displayed after you press Esc) provides
information on using Microsoft Excel with expanded or extended
memory.

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USING MICROSOFT EXCEL WITH WINDOWS/386

If your computer is based on an Intel 80386 processor, you can use 
Microsoft Excel with Windows/386, version 2.03 or higher.  Windows/386 
allows you to run applications that were not designed to run with 
Windows side by side with applications designed for Windows, like 
Microsoft Excel. Also, if you run Microsoft Excel with Windows/386 
version 2.02 or higher you can take advantage your computer's memory 
to run several large Windows applications at the same time and provide 
Microsoft Excel with more memory for creating larger data files. 

For more information on Windows/386, see "Hardware and system 
configuration" in the Microsoft Excel reference.  For additional 
technical information see the document titled "Getting the Most from 
Your Hardware with Microsoft Excel" which is a separate document included 
in the Microsoft Excel package.

Installing Microsoft Excel with Windows/386:

For simplicity, it is recommended that you install Microsoft Excel
and Microsoft Windows/386 in the same directory.

-If you have already installed Windows/386 on the hard disk on which
you install Microsoft Excel, the Microsoft Excel setup program will
propose the Windows/386 directory for installing Microsoft Excel. To
have both programs share the same directory, you should accept the
proposed directory.

-If you have purchased both Microsoft Excel and Windows/386 at the same
time and are about to install them, install Windows/386 first and then
install Microsoft Excel in the same directory.

-If you have already installed Microsoft Excel and you later install
Windows/386, install it in the same directory in which you installed
Microsoft Excel.

NOTE:  If you choose to install Microsoft Excel and Windows/386 in
       separate directories, be sure to include both directories in
       your PATH environment variable.  See you DOS manual for 
       information on the PATH variable.


To start Excel and Windows/386 from DOS:

  1.  If necessary, change to the directory that contains Windows/386 and
      Microsoft Excel. To change directories in DOS use the cd command.

  2.  Type WIN386 EXCEL and press Enter.

      (You may also type EXCEL alone, but this will prevent you
       from running applications that were not prepared for Windows
       side by side with Microsoft Excel and will also prevent 
       Microsoft Excel from taking advantage of expanded memory 
       provided by Windows/386.)
      
IMPORTANT: Microsoft Excel was designed to operate under Windows 
version 2.02 or higher (runtime, full Windows, or Windows/386). 
Microsoft Excel will operate under Windows/386 version 2.01, but 
its reliability will be significantly decreased. For best results, 
run Microsoft Excel only under Microsoft Windows/386 version  2.02 
or higher. If you have Microsoft Windows/386 version 2.01, you may 
get an upgrade by calling Microsoft Customer Service at (206) 882-8088.

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UPDATING MICROSOFT EXCEL or WINDOWS

If you set up over an earlier version of Microsoft Excel or Windows, 
the WIN.INI file which contains any custom information will be renamed 
WIN.OLD. You may wish to rename this file to WIN.INI if you had 
important information in your old WIN.INI file. Optionally,  you may 
want to use a text editor, like Notepad, to copy information from 
WIN.OLD into your new WIN.INI file.

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NOTES ON SPECIAL HARDWARE

GENIUS DISPLAY DEVICE.  If you use a Micro Display Systems Genius 
Display, make sure that the font HELVB.FON is installed.  Use the
Control Panel to install HELVB.FON.  See page 728 in the Microsoft
Excel Reference Guide for information on how to use the Control
Panel and Page 733 for specific information on installing fonts. 

POSTSCRIPT and PCL PRINTERS.  If you use a POSTSCRIPT or a PCL printer 
and Windows/286 or Windows/386 2.1 you should update the printer driver 
to the latest version which is included with Microsoft Excel. You can do 
this by simply copying the appropriate printer driver to the Windows 
directory on your hard disk.  

  PostScript Printers use the driver called PSCRIPT.DRV which is located 
  on the Microsoft Excel Utilities disk in the 1.2M configuration, the 
  Utilities 1 disk in the 720kb configuration and on the Utilities 4 disk 
  in the 360kb configuration.  

  A PCL printer is a printer that uses the same Printer Control Language 
  as the HP LaserJet series of printers. These printers use the driver 
  called  HPPCL.DRV which is located on the Microsoft Excel Utilities 
  disk in the 1.2M configuration, the Utilities 2 disk in the 720kb 
  configuration and on the Utilities 3 disk in the 360kb configuration.

To update the driver do the following:

  1. Change drives/directories to the drive/directory you have 
     Windows/286 2.1or Windows/386 2.1 installed in.
  2. Insert the appropriate Microsoft Excel disk in drive A:
  3. Type the appropriate line at the at the DOS prompt and press ENTER

        COPY A:PSCRIPT.DRV

     or type

        COPY A:HPPCL.DRV
       

   NOTE: If you use a floppy drive other than A:, be sure to 
         substitute the correct drive letter in the command above.

MAYNARD HARD DISK.  If you have a Maynard hard disk, it is
recommended that you use only version 2.4 or higher of the
hard-disk software.  An early version of the Maynard hard-
disk software may contain an error that prevents it from
working correctly with Microsoft Excel.

POINTING DEVICES.  If you have a Microsoft Bus Mouse, and
Microsoft Excel does not respond to mouse movements, you may
need to change the jumper on the Bus Mouse adapter. 
Generally you should set the jumper to IRQ5 for the IBM PC
AT and IRQ2 for the IBM PC XT.  For information on how to
change the jumper, see the Microsoft Mouse User's Guide.

TI PRINTERS.  If you have a TI850 or 855 printer, set the
mode switch for draft-quality text when you use the printer
with Microsoft Excel.  On the TI-855, you can only use the
default character set since this is the one supported by the
device driver.  Font cartridges for the TI855 are not
supported.

When printing to a TI OmniLaser, you may experience problems
such as garbled output or messages such as "Can't write
to printer".  These problems only occur when the printer
is connected directly to the computer via its parallel port.
Any one of the following work-arounds can be used to solve
the problem:

  1. Use the printer's serial port instead of the
     parallel port.

  2. Click retry if the spooler gives you a message
     that says it can't write to the printer port.

  3. It is possible to cut the FAULT line (pin 32) on
     the Centronics parallel cable.  However, doing
     so will disable printer error feedback to the
     software.  Also, this should be done at your
     own risk by an experienced technician only.

Note: This problem does not affect printing when the
      printer is connected to a network server.


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CORRECTING ENHANCED KEYBOARD PROBLEMS

Some computers that use enhanced (101 key) keyboards have ROMs which
do not fully initialize their keyboard. As a result, some of the key
sequences supported by Excel are not available on such computers
when they are first started.

To verify whether your computer correctly initializes the keyboard,
turn your computer on and observe the NumLock light on the keyboard.
If the NumLock light is turned on after you boot your computer has
correctly initialized the enhanced keyboard. If the Num Lock light is
not illuminated the keyboard wasn't initialized. Try pressing and
releasing one of the shift keys. If this still does not turn on the
light, your ROMs do not support the enhanced keyboard. However, you
can still get Microsoft Excel to recognize enhanced keys. 

To get Microsoft Excel to recognize unsupported keys:

1.  Copy the file SETENHKB.COM from the Utilities 1 Library Disk 
    onto the root directory of your hard disk. You can do this by 
    inserting the Utilities 1 Disk in your floppy disk drive then 
    typing the following instructions at the DOS prompt. Terminate 
    each instruction by pressing the ENTER key.

     c:
     cd \
     copy a:SETENHKB.COM 

    In the first instruction, type a different letter if your
    hard disk is not drive c:. In the last instruction, type a
    different letter if your floppy drive is not drive a:.

2.  With a text editor or word processor, include the following
    line in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file:

     SETENHKB

    After you re-boot, Microsoft Excel will recognize the
    enhanced keys on your keyboard. To verify this, open a new
    sheet, hold down shift and press the right arrow key in the
    t-shaped keypad of your enhanced keyboard. You should have
    extended the selection so that it encompasses cells A1 and
    B1. If you only moved the active cell from cell A1 to B1 the
    keyboard is not fully operational.


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WHERE TO FIND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

For additional information related to setting up your system
to run with Microsoft Excel, see the topics listed below in
the Microsoft Excel Reference, a separate manual in your
Microsoft Excel package.

   For information on               See this topic         
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Configuring your system   Hardware and system configuration
Efficient memory use      Memory management                
Running from a network    Networks with Microsoft Excel    
Printers and printing     Printing a document              
Changing the start-up     Default settings                 
  (WIN.INI) file                                           

For additional technical information on memory, networks and
printers, see the document titled "Getting the Most from your
Hardware with Microsoft Excel" which is a separate document 
included in the Microsoft Excel package.  Also, see the readme
file named readmeem.txt information on using extended and
expanded memory.

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USING FONTS DESIGNED FOR MICROSOFT WINDOWS 1.0

If you own Windows 1.0 you may have certain fonts that you
would like to use with Microsoft Excel. Font files designed for
Windows 1.0 will not work directly with Windows 2.0. However, 
using the NEWFON.EXE utility located on the Microsoft Excel 
Fonts 1 Disk and your old font files, you may create new font 
files which will work with Microsoft Excel.

To make a new font file from an old one, follow these steps:

1.  Change directories to the disk drive and directory in which
    the old font file(s) is located.

2.  Create a second, backup copy of the old font file(s).  You
    may do this simply by typing the following and pressing the 
    ENTER key:

        COPY *.FON *.BAK

3.  Copy the NEWFON.EXE program to the directory your fonts are 
    in by following steps a and b below:

    a. Insert the Microsoft Excel Fonts 1 disk in drive A:
    b. Type the following then press the ENTER key:

              COPY A:NEWFON.EXE

       If you use a drive other than drive A:, then substitute 
       the appropriate letter for "A" in the above command.

4. Start the Newfon program. The form of the Newfon command is 
   the following:  (You must do this step for each font file to
   be converted.)

        NEWFON [old-font-filename]

   For example, to create a new PageMaker font file, PMFONTE.FON, 
   you would type:

        NEWFON PMFONTE.FON

   NOTE: You may also specify a new font file name. The form of 
         the Newfon command for doing this is the following:

        NEWFON [old-font-filename] [new-font-filename]

WARNING: You will lose the old font file if you do not make a backup 
         copy.  Be certain to backup your old font files as described 
         in step 2 above.

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USING INTERNATIONAL VERSIONS OF WINDOWS

You can use this version of Microsoft Excel with versions
of Windows in other languages. Note however that if you do
so the command names in Microsoft Excel's control menu will
appear in the language of the version of Windows that you
use. Thus, the keyboard shortcuts for the commands in the
control menu may differ from those indicated in the
documentation. If this is the case, you will not be able to
run tutorial lessons that rely on the control menu,
including the lesson on the Microsoft Excel Help facility.

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OTHER NOTES ON MICROSOFT WINDOWS

The following items are notes of special interest concerning all 
versions of Microsoft Windows; Windows/286, Windows/386 and run-time
Windows version 2.0 or higher.

USING RAMDRIVE.SYS: In general, SMARTDrive gives better overall 
performance than RAMDrive.  One exception is output performance for 
frequently written files. Another is increasing performance on networks.
We recommend that you use SMARTDrive; However, if you choose to use
RAMDrive, a new version of RAMDrive is included with Microsoft Excel.  
This version performs significantly better than older versions and 
is the ONLY version that works with Microsoft Excel 2.1.  RAMDRIVE.SYS
is located on the Microsoft Excel Utilities 1 disk.

If you wish to use RAMDRIVE.SYS in expanded memory, you must use the
version of RAMDRIVE.SYS which is included on the Microsoft Excel
Utilities 1 disk.  This is the only version of RAMDRIVE.SYS which
works properly in expanded memory.

For detailed technical information on RAMDrive, see the document titled
"Getting the Most from Your Hardware with Microsoft Excel" which is a
separate document included in the Microsoft Excel package.

THINGS TO AVOID 

  Deleting Fonts When More Than 40 Fonts Are Installed
  ----------------------------------------------------
  If you want to delete a font when more than 40 fonts are installed, 
  you should use a text editor, like notepad, to modify the WIN.INI 
  file rather than Control Panel.  Control Panel can only handle 40 
  fonts. In WIN.INI, locate the [fonts] header and delete the entire 
  line for the fonts you wish to delete.

  Using APPEND During Setup
  -------------------------
  Do not use the DOS command, APPEND, before running the SETUP
  process.  Doing so may confuse Setup and cause it to fail.

  Using TSR (Terminate and Stay Resident) Applications with Windows
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
  Most TSR applications, such as Borland's SideKick, do not function
  properly under Windows, especially if they modify the screen. We 
  do not recommend using TSR applications with Windows. If you choose 
  to risk using a TSR, be sure to start it BEFORE starting Windows.

  Having Multiple Versions of Windows on the Same Fixed Disk
  ----------------------------------------------------------
  Windows 2.1 and other versions of Windows including run-time
  Windows have many filenames in common. If you have multiple 
  versions of Windows on your computer, avoid problems by including 
  the path to only one version in your PATH environment variable.
  See you DOS manual for information on the PATH variable.


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DISKS IN THE MICROSOFT EXCEL PACKAGE

Microsoft Excel is available in 3 disk configurations:

  Configuration    Type of disks

   1.2M             5.25 inch high density (1.2 Meg) diskettes
   720K             3.5 inch double sided (720 kb )diskettes  
   360K             5.25 inch low density (360K) diskettes

Your Microsoft Excel package includes both the 1.2M and the
720K configurations.  The 360K configuration is available only
through the fulfillment offer (see coupon in your Microsoft
Excel package).


1.2M configuration720K configuration  360K configuration
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Setup Disk        Setup Disk          Setup Disk
Documentation DiskDocumentation Disk 1Documentation Disk 1
Library Disk      Documentation Disk 2Documentation Disk 2
Build Disk        Library Disk        Documentation Disk 3
Utilities Disk    Program Disk        Documentation Disk 4
Fonts Disk        Build Disk          Library Disk 1      
                  Utility 1 Disk      Library Disk 2
                  Utility 2 Disk      Program Disk 1
                  Fonts Disk          Program Disk 2
                                      Build Disk 1
                                      Build Disk 2
                                      Build Disk 3
                                      Utilities Disk 1
                                      Utilities Disk 2
                                      Utilities Disk 3
                                      Utilities Disk 4
                                      Fonts Disk 1
                                      Fonts Disk 2



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LIST OF MICROSOFT EXCEL FILES

The following table lists all files on the disks in the
Microsoft Excel package.  Files are grouped by function. 
File distribution is different for each of the three disk
configurations (1.2M, 720K, 360K).

NOTE:  Files marked with an asterisk (*) indicate essential
       files required to run Microsoft Excel.


        FILE                  DESCRIPTION/COMMENTS
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*EXCEL.EXE (1.2M and  *MICROSOFT EXCEL MAIN PROGRAM FILES
 720K configuration)  
                      -Required files.
*EXCEL.1, EXCEL.2     
 (360K configuration) 
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*SETUP.EXE            *MICROSOFT EXCEL SETUP FILES
*EXCEL.INF            
*WINSU.EXE            
*SETUP.INF            
*README.TXT           
*READMEEM.TXT         
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EXCELHLP.HLP                 MICROSOFT EXCEL HELP 
                              MAIN PROGRAM FILE
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EXCELDE.EXE                  MICROSOFT EXCEL
                              DIALOG EDITOR
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TRANS.EXE               MICROSOFT EXCEL MACRO TRANSLATION
TRANS123.XLM                   ASSISTANT FILES
TRANSMP.XLM           -Utility program that converts most
                       Lotus 1-2-3 and Multiplan macros into 
                       functioning Microsoft Excel macros 
                       (requires expanded memory).
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EXCELCBT.CBT (1.2M           MICROSOFT EXCEL TUTORIAL AND
configuration)                  FEATURE GUIDE FILES
                      
EXCELCBT.1, EXCELCBT.2-Main program files for online 
(720K and 360K         instructional tools (Tutorial
configurations)        and Feature Guide).
EXCELCBT.3 (360K      
configuration)        
                      
EXCELLIB.CBT          -Example worksheets, charts, macro
ACCOUNT.XLS            sheets, and workspace files (.XLS,
ADDRESS.XLS            .XLC, .XLM, and .XLW files,
ADS.XLS                respectively) used in Tutorial and
AD.XLW                 Feature Guide.
CARPOOL.XLS           
CHART.XLC             
COMMISS.XLS           
COMPARE.XLS           
EXPENSES.XLS          
FACILITY.XLS          
FIRSTQTR.XLS          
FORM.XLS              
INCCAT.XLS            
INCOME.XLS            
KWWHAT.XLM            
LISTINGS.XLS          
MACRO.XLM             
MACRO9.XLM            
MAILER.XLM            
MONTHLY.XLS           
MWPRA1.XLW            
MWPRAC.XLW            
NAMES.XLS             
ORDER.XLS             
PAYROLL.XLS           
PAYROLLF.XLS          
QUARTER.XLS           
RACKCHRT.XLS          
RACKS.XLS             
RACKS.XLW             
RACKSLS.XLS           
REGION.XLC            
REGION.XLS            
REGION.XLW            
REGION1.XLS           
REGION2.XLS           
REGION3.XLS           
REGSALES.XLS          
SALES.XLS             
SAMPLES1.XLS          
SHEET.XLS             
SLSPROJ.XLS           
SUMMARY.XLS           
TAXES.XLM             
THIRDQTR.XLS          
TUTOR.XLM             
TUTOR2.XLM            
ZEBRA.XLM             
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                               UTILITY PROGRAM FILES
                      -Small utility programs, each running 
                       in a separate window.
                      -For more information, see pages 601-
                       604 and 727-742 in the Microsoft
                       Excel Reference.
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*CONTROL.EXE          -Required program file; use to adjust
                       system settings such as screen
                       colors, date and time, etc.
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*CLIPBRD.EXE          -Storage facility for holding data 
                       copied or moved between
                       applications.
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SPOOLER.EXE           -Optional print spooler utility.
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*GDI.EXE                     *GRAPHICS INTERFACE FILES
*KERNEL.EXE           -Required files for the Windows
*USERF.EXE             graphics interface.
*USERS.EXE             
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COURA.FON                    *SCREEN FONT FILES
COURB.FON             
COURC.FON             -Appropriate font files required for
COURD.FON              display devices.
COURE.FON             
FONTHI.FON            NOTE:  SETUP copies only the files
FONTLO.FON                   during SETUP.
FONTSQ.FON            
8514.FON              
WY700.FON             
HELVA.FON             
HELVB.FON             
HELVC.FON             
HELVD.FON             
HELVE.FON             
MODERN.FON            
NEWFON.EXE            
PREV.FON              
ROMAN.FON             
SCRIPT.FON            
TMSRA.FON             
TMSRB.FON             
TMSRC.FON             
TMSRD.FON             
TMSRE.FON             
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                         OPTIONAL UTILITY MACROS FILES
                      
AUDIT.XLS             Macro sheets (.XLM files) 
COMPARE.XLM           for various spreadsheet tasks
CONSOL.XLM            For information, see the "Macro
DEBUG.XLM             Library" topic in the online Help.
DBREPORT.XLM          
FORMVIEW.XLM          
GOALSEEK.XLM          
WHATIF.XLM            
CROSSTAB.XLM          
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AMORTIZ3.XLS                  OPTIONAL FILES FOR 
AR.XLM                      MICROSOFT EXCEL SAMPLER
AR.XLS                
AUSTRAL.XLS           
BALANCE.XLS           -Example worksheets, charts, macro
BEARING.XLM            sheets (.XLS, .XLC, and .XLM files,
BONUS.XLM              respectively) for the Sampler, a
BREAKEVN.XLC           separate manual in your Microsoft
BREAKEVN.XLS           Excel package.
CALENDAR.XLM          
CALENDAR.XLS          -You can copy and adapt most of these
CAPTURE.XLS            examples to suit your own needs.
CASHBUDG.XLS          
CASHTMP.XLS           
COMMCALC.XLS          
COMMTEMP.XLS          
CONSTANT.XLM          
CORRECT.XLM           
CUSTOMER.XLS          
DATA.XLS              
GREATBRT.XLS          
INCOME.XLS            
INVENTRY.XLS          
INVOICE.XLM           
INVOICE.XLS           
INVTMP.XLS            
JAPAN.XLS             
LABEL.XLM             
MONTHCAL.XLS          
PORTFOL.XLS           
QUARTER3.XLS          
QUARTMP.XLS           
QUOTES.XLS            
SIMEQ.XLM             
STOCKS.XLM            
WESTGERM.XLS          
YEARCAL.XLS           
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SYSTEM.DRV                      SYSTEM DRIVERS
ATTSYS.DRV            -Required Windows system device
COMM.DRV               drivers. One from each group required.
SOUND.DRV             
TANDYSND.DRV          
HPSYSTEM.DRV          
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ATTDC.DRV                     *DISPLAY DRIVERS
ATTDEB.DRV            
CGA.DRV.              -Appropriate files required for
COMPAQ.DRV             display equipment.
EGAHIBW.DRV           
EGAHIRES.DRV          NOTE:  SETUP copies only the driver
EGALORES.DRV                 for the display device you
EGAMONO.DRV                  specify during SETUP.
HERCULES.DRV          
IBMPS230.DRV          
IBMPS250.DRV          
STD.LGO               
TANDYDSP.DRV          
8514.DRV              
GENIUS.DRV            
IBMPS230.DRV          
IBMPS250.DRV          
TANDYDSP.DRV          
WYSE700.DRV           
ATRIS.DRV             
EISHRC.DRV            
EISHRM.DRV            
EISHRR.DRV            
MULTIMOD.DRV          
NEFTIS.DRV            
SV400A.DRV            
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SMARTDRV.SYS              DISK-CACHING AND MEMORY DISK
RAMDRIVE.SYS          PROGRAMS to be used in EXPANDED/EXTENDED MEMORY
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                         EXTENDED MEMORY DEVICE DRIVER
HIMEM.SYS             -Device driver that allows Windows
                       to use extended (not Expanded) memory.
                       NOTE:  RAMDrive.SYS and SMARTDRV.SYS
                       Do not require this driver to function.
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SETENHKB.COM              UTILITY FOR NON-COMPATIBLE KEYBOARDS
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                             *WINDOWS START-UP FILES
*WIN.CNF              -Required start-up files for the
*WIN.INI               Windows graphics interface.
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KBDBE.DRV             
KBDCA.DRV             
KBDDA.DRV                        *KEYBOARD DRIVERS
KBDES.DRV             
KBDFR.DRV             -One keyboard driver required.
KBDFS.DRV             
KBDGR.DRV             
KBDIT.DRV             NOTE:  SETUP copies only the driver
KBDLA.DRV                    for the keyboard you specify
KBDNE.DRV                    during SETUP.
KBDNO.DRV             
KBDPO.DRV             
KBDSF.DRV             
KBDSG.DRV             
KBDSP.DRV             
TANDYKBD.DRV          
KBDUK.DRV             
KBDUS.DRV             
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ATTMOUSE.DRV                     *MOUSE DRIVERS
IBMMOUSE.DRV          -One file required (mouse driver or
MOUSE.DRV              driver for "no mouse").
MSMOUSE1.DRV          NOTE:  SETUP copies only the driver
MSMOUSE2.DRV                 for the mouse configuration
NOMOUSE.DRV                  you specify during SETUP.
LMOUSE.DRV            
HPMOUSE.DRV           
NOMOUSE.DRV           
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CITOH.DRV                  PRINTER AND PLOTTER DRIVERS
DESKJET.DRV           
DM600.DRV             -Not required unless setting up
EPSON24.DRV            printer or plotter.
EPSON9.DRV            
FUJIMTRX.DRV          
HPPCL.DRV             
HPPLOT.DRV            
IBMCOLOR.DRV          NOTE:  SETUP copies only the drivers
IBMGRX.DRV                   for printers and plotters you
LBP8US.DRV                   specify during SETUP.
NECCOLOR.DRV          
NECP2.DRV             
OKI24.DRV             
OLIPRINT.DRV          
PAINTJET.DRV          
PCLASER.DRV           
PROPRN24.DRV          
PROPRINT.DRV          
PSCRIPT.DRV           
QWIII.DRV             
THINKJET.DRV          
TI850.DRV             
TOSH.DRV              
TTY.DRV               
XER4020.DRV           
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A4TRAY.TXT              SPECIAL PRINTER/PLOTTER INFORMATION
READMEE2.TXT          
READMEE9.TXT          
READMEFU.TXT          -Readme files for corresponding
READMEHP.TXT           printer and plotter driver
READMENE.TXT           files.
READMEO2.TXT          
READMEOL.TXT          NOTE:  SETUP will copy the appropriate
READMEPJ.TXT                 readme file to your hard disk
READMEPL.TXT                 during SETUP.
READMEP2.TXT          
READMEP9.TXT          
READMEPS.TXT          
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                            EXPANDED MEMORY MANAGERS
PS2EMM.SYS            
AEMM.SYS              -Not required unless you are
EMM.SYS                installing one of the following
EMM2.SYS               expanded memory boards"
REMM.SYS              
                       IBM PS/2 80286 Memory Expansion Option
                       AT&T Expanded Memory Option
                       Intel Above Board
                       AST RAMPAge!
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                       INFORMATION ON EXPANDED MEMORY MANAGERS
                      
PS2EMM.TXT            -Readme files for corresponding
AEMM.TXT               expanded memory managers.  Read the
EMM.TXT                appropriate file for help installing
REMM.TXT               the above expanded memory managers.
                      
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AT&TREAD.TXT          -Special readme file for AT&T and
                       Olivetti computers.


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