旼컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴커 � { MONEY & BANKS } v1.4a � � Personal Banking Manager � 읕컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴켸 { MONEY & BANKS } *must* be installed on a hard drive. Do not attempt to install to, or run the program on, a floppy drive. To install { MONEY & BANKS }, type: A:INSTALL or B:INSTALL There *must* be at least 1.4MB of free space available on the target hard drive or the install process will be incomplete, with indication of an er- ror and an exit to DOS. After installation, the program uses about 880k of space. The install process will create a directory on the destination drive, the default selection being \MONEY. The install process does NOT modify your path, autoexec.bat, or config.sys. For users UPGRADING from any previous version, answer "N" or no to the prompt asking if this is a new installation. Answering "N" will replace all needed files EXCEPT data tables that you have been working on. Your data tables will remain intact and usable with upgrade versions. Please retain a current backup of your \MONEY directory(ies) before performing the upgrade. NEW USERS without a previously installed copy of { MONEY & BANKS } must answer "Y" to the prompt asking if this is a new installation. UPGRADE users may need to reselect their default printer (on the Utilities menu) as the printer codes table is replaced with the latest version. If you have edited the printer codes table, please retain a backup. The four files included in this package are: README.TXT (this file) INSTALL.EXE __001.EXE __002.EXE 旼컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴� � The following paragraph relates *ONLY* to bulletin board downloads: � � If this program has been downloaded from a BBS, the four files may be � � moved to a diskette from which INSTALL.EXE is to be used, as indicated � � above. You may also run INSTALL.EXE from your downloads directory *IF* � � you are installing to a *DIFFERENT* logical drive from the one in which � � INSTALL.EXE exists. Do not attempt to install TO a floppy drive. � 읕컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴� After installation, read the documentation MONEY.DOC for further installa- tion options, as well as usage of the program. You will be given an opt- ion to print out the documentation (about 42 pages) during installation. In the program itself, press to access the on-line documentation; brings up context-sensitive help. In your Config.sys file, you must have the FILES= statement set at 30 or greater (ie, FILES=30). (If you are not sure how to do this, you will find complete instructions in the Question & Answer section at the end of the main documentation file, Money.doc.) After a *NEW* installation, the following 15 files must be present in the \MONEY directory for a complete installation: ALLOCATE.DBF ARCHIVE .DBF CARDS .DBF MONEY .DOC MONEY .EXE PNAMES .DBF PRINTER .DBF REGISTER.DOC SAMPLE .BNK SECUR .DBF _2OVERL .EXE _ADMIN .DBT _ADMIN .PCX _ADMIN .RO _MASTER .RO Several index files will be built when the program first executes. Changes in v1.3: calls up the new { MONEY & BANKS } Appoint- ments Scheduler. "Add a New Account" and "Label Writer" have been moved from the Main Menu to the Utilities Menu. The "About" screen has a new item. There were numerous behind-the-scenes improvements in v1.3. Changes in v1.4a: Fixed potential problems when adding multiple (more than a few dozen) new PCode (actually, any table) entries at one time in Form View. Consecutive additions may now be made by the dozens, hundreds or thousands, if need be. Due to several requests by registered users, the color scheme of most screens in Table View has been changed back to the original color combination (that in v1.2 and prior). There are additional minor changes in v1.4a. Our sincere thanks go out to all the many registered users who sent such kind comments (and occasionally a suggestion) along with their registra- tions. The many complimentary remarks are deeply appreciated by our programmers, and *every* suggestion has been given serious consideration. (C) Copyright MCMXCIII RCCO Research Associates. << Please SHARE this program. UPLOAD it to your favorite bulletin board. MAIL it to a vendor that doesn't list it. DONATE it to your user group library. GIVE it to a friend or colleague. >> Possible problems with DOS 6.0 컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴� If you are using DOS 6.0 and are utilizing the EMM386 memory manager that comes with DOS 6.0, the potential for system lockups exists in running this or other programs which use expanded memory. If the user installs DOS 6 and uses the MEMMAKER utility to help load things high it will ask if there are programs that use EMS. If you answer NO, MEMMAKER will add the NOEMS parameter to the EMM386 driver line, which increases the amount of high memory by 64K (i.e., the size of the pageframe - nice if you have lots of drivers to load high). Unfortunately, this parameter has a different meaning with DOS 6 than it did with DOS 5. If problems should occur and you are using the NOEMS parameter on the EMM386 line in your config.sys file, add the parameter NOVCPI after NOEMS. Save the change and reboot. It has also been suggested that you might omit the NOEMS parameter altogether. If problems persist, and you are using the FRAME=NONE switch, you should remove that parameter. We have found DOS versions 3.3 through 5.0 to be very stable. A few of the programs developed by RCCO Research: { MONEY & BANKS }(tm), Personal Banking Manager { SDB: Safe Deposit Box }(tm) { CCM: Credit Cards Minder }(tm) { PASS: Appointments Scheduler }(tm) { BooksNexus: book library records }(tm) { StampsNexus: philatelic collection records }(tm) { VideoNexus: video collection records }(tm) { AudioNexus: music library records }(tm) { CoinsNexus: numismatic collection records }(tm) { SportsNexus: sports cards collection records }(tm) { WOLFGANG: Automotive Service Records }(tm) for Windows 3.1+ { BIBLIOTEK: Book Library Records }(tm) for Windows 3.1+ { CinemaNexus: video collection records }(tm) for Windows 3.1+ { MusicaNexus: audio library records }(tm) for Windows 3.1+ Please consult your favorite shareware source for the availability of current DOS and Windows versions of RCCO Research programs.