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THE SAFE PROGRAM
Copyright 1995 - Regnoc Software
Requires: Windows 3.1+, Windows For WorkGroups 3.1+,
Windows NT 3.5+, or Windows 95 installed on your
computer's hard disk.
Installation:
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1) Copy all of the files from your source disk to a single
directory on your hard disk. If you like, you can create
a new directory called \SAFE on your hard disk to hold
your Safe Program files. Use the Windows File Manager
(Explorer in Windows 95) to create directories and copy
files.
2) Start the SAFE.EXE program running, either by double-
clicking the file name from within the Windows File
Manager (Explorer in Windows 95), or by using the Run
Command from the Program Manager (Start Button in Windows
95.)
3) The Safe Program will detect that this is the first time
it has been run on your system, and will request that you
enter a secret user password. This password protects
your personal list of combinations, so be sure that you
keep it a secret.
4) The Safe Program will also ask if you would like to add
the Safe ProgramÆs icon to your Accessories group. This
provides a shortcut way to start the program.
5) The Safe Program will complete installing itself, and will
be ready to use. The SAFE.HLP help file contains all of
the instructions and registration information.
6) Enjoy!
Regnoc Software
PO Box 1253
San Ramon, CA, 94583, USA
Voice/FAX 510-806-0713
Email: 73220,324@compuserve.com
Note on Windows 3.1 and 3.11 Compatibility:
===========================================
The Safe Program uses OLE 2.0 (Object Linking and Embedding)
which is a protocol that Microsoft released after Windows 3.1.
If you have installed any of the recent Microsoft applications
such as Word 6.0, Excel 6.0, or Access 2.0, your copy of Windows
will have had OLE 2.0 features added. You can check if OLE 2.0
is present by looking for the file OLE2.DLL in your WINDOWS/SYSTEM
directory. If the OLE2.DLL file is present, you are all set
and can proceed to install the Safe Program with step 1 (above.)
(If you are on a networked system with Windows running from the
server, have your network administrator check for OLE2.DLL, and
do any necessary changes.)
If OLE2.DLL is not present you will need to add the OLE 2.0 library
files to your computer. This is a simple matter of copying files
into your WINDOWS/SYSTEM directory and double-clicking one file with
the mouse. The OLE 2.0 files are located on the disk labeled OLE 2.0
Files For Windows 3.1.
The procedure for adding the OLE 2.0 features to Windows 3.1 is as
follows:
1) Start the Windows File Manager.
2) Copy all of the files from this disk to the WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory.
You do not need to copy this file (README.TXT)
3) Double-click the file OLE2.REG with your mouse. This will register
the OLE 2.0 libraries on your system.
4) Close the Windows File Manager and install the Safe Program as
described above.
SHARE.EXE with Windows 3.1
==========================
If your system reports sharing violations, you are running Windows 3.1
without the SHARE.EXE program installed. You will need to add SHARE.EXE
to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file so that it is automatically loaded when your
machine starts up. A typical entry allowing 500 file locks and reserving
5100 bytes for share information is:
SHARE /L:500 /F:5100