INSTALLATION - GRAFFIX for Windows

     WGFX.EXE can be launched from the "Run" item of the Program
     Manager "File" menu, or it can be launched by double-clicking
     its icon, having first installed it into a program group window.

     To install the GRAFFIX icon into a group window, first create
     a directory on your hard disk where you want the GRAFFIX files
     to reside (the DOS manual explains how to do this).  Next, copy
     the files WGFX.EXE and WGFX.HLP into that directory.  Now launch
     Windows and open the program group window into which you want
     to install the GRAFFIX icon.  Next, pull down the File menu in
     Program Manager and click on New.  Select "Program Item" and
     click OK.  The "Program Item Properties" dialog box will now
     appear.

     For Description, enter "GRAFFIX."  Press the Tab key, and
     for Command Line, enter the full path to WGFX.EXE, such as
     C:\GRAFFIX\WGFX.EXE.  Press the Tab key, and for Working
     Directory, enter the path to the default directory where you
     want screen-capture files to be saved.  Now click OK, and
     the GRAFFIX icon will be installed into the group window.

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     INSTALLATION - GRAFFIX for DOS

     To install GRAFFIX for DOS onto your hard disk, copy the files
     DGFX.EXE and AB.EXE into the directory where you want these files
     to reside.  Then, to install the GRAFFIX for DOS TSR into memory,
     change to this directory, type DGFX at the DOS prompt and press
     <Enter>.  From any other directory, type the full path to DGFX
     .EXE at the DOS command line and press <Enter>.  If the "path"
     environment variable specified in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file includes
     the drive and directory where DGFX.EXE resides, then you need
     only type DGFX at the DOS prompt from within any directory before
     you press <Enter>.

     To make the GRAFFIX for DOS TSR automatically memory-resident
     each time you turn on your computer, insert into your AUTOEXEC
     .BAT file the DOS command line to launch DGFX.EXE, after the line
     that sets the path.

     Since DGFX.EXE is a TSR, it must be launched from the DOS
     prompt BEFORE opening Microsoft Windows.  It cannot be properly
     installed in memory from a DOS "shell" activated by clicking a
     DOS icon in Windows, nor can it be launched from the "Run" item
     of the Program Manager "File" menu.  However, once DGFX.EXE has
     been installed as a memory-resident program, it can be activated
     from within a DOS program that was launched from DOS, from
     Windows, or from a DOS shell in Windows.  GRAFFIX for DOS is
     activated by pressing the "hot-key" combination Ctrl+Alt+Space.

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