A NOTE TO WINDOWS USERS

	 A version that installs to Windows is available.
         Contact Rogue Marketing. KIDDisk is Windows-friendly!

         If you have the Windows Install version, just
         double click on KIDDISK.EXE or choose "File" then
         "Run" then A:\KIDDISK (if it's on your A: drive).

         If you have the DOS install version, just follow
         these instructions to install to Windows.

         1.  Copy the files from this disk to a sub-directory of your
         choice on your hard disk, (C:\KIDDISK for instance).

         2.  Start Windows (PROGRAM MANAGER) and click the top of the
         main window (program group) in which you want to include
         KIDDisk, to activate the group.

         3.  Select NEW from the FILE menu. Select "Program Item" and
         then click on OK. For Program Description type: KIDDisk.
         For Command Line type:     C:\YOURDIRECTORY\GO.EXE
         where C: is your hard disk, and YOURDIRECTORY is the
         subdirectory in which you have copied the KIDDisk files
         (C:\KIDDisk\GO.EXE for instance). Leave the "Working
         Directory" box blank. Then click on CHANGE ICON.  You will
         get a message saying "No icons available . . .", just click
         on OK and then in the ICON file box type
         C:\YOURDIRECTORY\KD.ICO
         And that's it.  If you are not experienced with Windows, you
         may have to try it a couple of times to get everything right.
         After installation you can simply double click on the KIDDisk
         icon to start the program.



                                              MOUSE

         Some users have reported confusion about using DOS-capable
         programs from within Windows with a mouse.  Windows provides
         it's own mouse driver, but this does not extend to DOS
         programs run from within Windows.  Therefore, you must load
         your DOS-based mouse driver before running Windows.
         MOUSE.EXE (or something similar) should appear in your
         AUTOEXEC.BAT file before WIN, or your mouse driver should be
         on a line in your CONFIG.SYS file.


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