PCBoard v14.5 DEMO installation instructions
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You may install the v14.5 DEMO software using either of two methods:

1) Using individual PCBoard DEMO distribution disks:

   Run the INSTALL program on the first disk.

2) Copy all of the PCBoard files into a temporary subdirectory on your hard
   disk or your network server's hard disk.

   Run the INSTALL program from there.

For a list of features that are new to PCBoard v14.5 (as compared to the
v14.2 release) please read the file entitled FEATURES.NEW which can be found
on disk #3.

PLEASE NOTE:
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This is a DEMO version of the PCBoard v14.5 software.  While, in many respects,
it behaves as a full function bulletin board system some of the features found
in this DEMO version are removed or limited.  For instance, the maximum number
of messages in the message base is 10 while the maximum number of users in the
users file is 5.  The maximum number of conferences is 1 and this version of
the DEMO also allows you to set up a single door for test purposes.

There are a number of other small limitations as well.  Most of those
limitations are in areas which, under test and evaluation conditions, will not
be of any concern.

The full blown PCBoard software comes standard with a 30-day money back
guarantee.  If you need a fully functional copy of the software for test
purposes we recommend that you purchase the software and then return it
within 30 days if the software does not meet your needs.

Clark Development Company, Inc. may be reached at any of the following
numbers:

         800-356-1686   (voice)   for orders only
         801-261-1686   (voice)   for questions concerning the DEMO
         801-261-8976   (data)    for all HST Dual Standard modems
         801-261-8979   (data)    for all Hayes ULTRA modems
         801-261-8987   (FAX)     for FAX orders

The documentation can be found on disk #4 in a self extracting ZIP file
called PCBDOCS.EXE.  Simply run it to extract the PCBOARD.DOC file.
Alternatively, you can print it directly by typing PCBDOCS -ap.