Copyright: ACMSETUP.HLP release 1509


To close applications without exiting the Setup program

In Windows 95, display the task bar, and then click the name of each application. Then click the X button.

In Windows NT, press CTRL+ESC to display the Windows Task List, select each application you want to close, and click the End Task button.

Note   When you close applications, do not close the Setup program.


Type your full name in the Name box.


Type the name of your company or organization in the Organization box.


To change the name or organization, click Change.


To record the CD Key number provided with the product, type the number under CD Key.


To record the product identification number provided with the product, type the number in Product ID box. The Product ID is located on the Certificate of Authenticity.


To install the application in a different folder than the folder displayed in the Folder box, click Change Folder.


To install the application in a different folder, select a folder in the Folder box.

To create a new folder, select the drive and folders you want, then type the new folder name at the end of the Path box.


To install the application in a different folder, click the folder in the Folders box. To display its subfolders, double-click the folder.


To install the application on a different drive, click the drive in the Drives box.


To install the application in a different folder other than the folder displayed in the Folder box, click Change Folder.


To install all the files necessary for normal operation, click Typical.


To install all the files in an application, or to manually select the files you want to install, click Custom.


To install the minimum files needed to run the application, click Compact.


To install just the application, and leave all other files on the CD, click Run from CD.


To install the application in a different folder other than the folder displayed in the Folder box, click Change Folder.


To select the items you want to install, select the check box next to the name of the item in the Options box.

To remove items from the list of items you want to install, clear the check box next to the name of the items in the Options box.

Note   You can also select or clear a check box by pressing the space bar.


To see additional options, click an item in the Options box, and then click Change Option. Change Option is unavailable (grayed) if there are no additional items to select.


To install an item in a different folder, select the item in the Options box, and then click Change Folder. Change Folder is available only for items that can be installed in another folder.


To create a new program group for the application, type a name in the Program Group box. In Windows 95, program groups appear on the Start menu.


To display the application icon in an existing program group, click the group in the Existing Groups box. In Windows 95, program groups appear on the Start menu.


To see the space required for the installation options you have selected, click a drive in the Drive box. The number under Required is the amount of space necessary for this application to install. The number under Available is the amount of space currently available on the drive. If there is not enough space available on the drive, the number under Needed is the amount of space that needs to be opened for the installation to continue.


To create enough disk space to install the application, you can either reduce the number of options you want to install, or make more disk space available.

·	To change the application options you want to install, click Change Options.

·	To make more disk space available, switch to another application (such as Explorer) to make more room on your hard disk. Then close the application and return to the Setup program.


To install the application with the selected options, click Install Now.


To install files that will be shared with other applications in a different folder, click Change Folder.


Displays the location of shared application files for network users. The location should match the location that the network users will supply to run from the server.

To use the existing server and path, click Continue.

To connect network users to shared files on a different server and path, type the new server and path in the Server and Path boxes, and then click Continue.


To have users access shared files by using the server name, click Server Name.


To have users access shared files by using the drive letter, click Drive Letter.


To choose a drive letter where users will access shared files, select from the options in Drive.


To have users choose whether to access shared files by server name or by drive letter, click User's Choice.


To install and use shared files on a server, click Server.


To install shared files on local hard drives, click Local Hard Drive.


To give users the choice of storing shared files on a server or on their local hard drives, click User's Choice.


To install the application so that it can be run from a server, click Run From Server.


To use the files from a network, click Use Source. These files are stored on a server and will not be copied to your local hard drive.


To use shared files from a server, click Server. This option will save space on the local hard drive, but will decrease performance speed.


To use shared files from your local hard drive, click Local Hard Drive. This option increases performance speed, but more of the local hard drive is used.


To install an option, select the check box next to the name of the item you want installed.

To remove an option, clear the check box next to the name of the item you want removed.

Note   If an item in the Options box is unavailable (grayed) for selection, the item was previously installed by another application. You cannot reinstall or remove the item.


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