This README file contains information about the installation of
Object Linking & Embedding (OLE).   OLE is also referred to as 
'ecd' or Extensible Compound Document.

Installation of OLE files are hardwired to c:\demo.
Should another directory is desired, ensure that references 
contained in olewin.ini are changed from c:\demo to the new
directory.

To install all OLE files from the floppy disks, do the following:

1. Insert floppy disk 1
2. Type a:setup
3. Follow instruction when to insert the second disk.
4. Insert floppy disk 2
5. When setup is completed, all OLE files are in your c:\demo.
6. Merge contents of olewini.ini into win.ini.


The following files can be found in the distributed floppy disks.

Disk 1
setup.bat-------batch file that install OLE files onto your hard disk.
demo------------directory containing the following:
  ecd.dll-------OLE client DLL
  ecd.lib-------OLE client library, to be linked with client apps
  srvr.dll------OLE server DLL
  srvr.lib------OLE server library, to be linked with server apps
  native.dll----renderer DLL
  ecd.h---------include file needed by client & server apps
  objcreate.h---include file needed by the renderer (native.c)
  cardfile.exe--CardFile executable
  pbrush.exe----PaintBrush executable
  pbrush.dll----DLL for PaintBrush

Disk 2
setup.bat-------same batch file as in disk 1
demo------------directory containing the following:
  shapes.exe----Sample server app 
  cldemo.exe----Sample client app
  clsvdemo.exe--Sample client/server app
  wingraph.exe--WinGraph, not executable stand-alone
  test.crx------sample cardfile containing a graph and an image
  samples-------directory containing sample source codes:
    cardfile----directory containing source codes for cardfile
    shapes------directory containing source codes for shapes
    cldemo------directory containing source codes for cldemo
    clsvdemo----directory containing source codes for clsvdemo
    render------directory containing source codes for native.dll
  olewin.ini----a text file containing info to be added to win.ini
  readme.txt----a readme file, i.e. this file.