Prior  to  starting this program there are a few things you should check on
your system:

1.  Do you have a CONFIG.SYS file and if so does it have at least 30 files?

To  check,  go to your root directory on your hard drive (CD\, then return)
or  put  your  DOS  Disk  in  your  floppy  drive  and  and then enter TYPE
CONFIG.SYS.  If you get File Not Found, see below.  If you get a display it
might look like this:

                                FILES=20
                                BUFFERS=49
                                DEVICE=C:\DOS\ANSI.SYS

Since  the  files  listed  are below 40 you will need to increase the files
value.

The CONFIG.SYS file can be changed with any word processor that will save a
file in ASCII.

If you do not have a CONFIG.SYS file, the following  will  create  one  for
you:

                COPY CON CONFIG.SYS (Return)
                FILES=40 (Return)
                BUFFERS=20 (Return)
                (Then Hit The F6 KEY)

It   is   important   that  you  reboot  your  system  after  altering  the
CONFIG.SYS file, so that your computer will use the new information.

If  you  are  using  LOADHI  for Files, this will not work for this program
FILES=30 must be in low memory.

If you ever get an OPEN ERROR during the operation of this program and  the
file  named  is in the proper place, try increasing your files,  some other
program may be using a portion of the 30 required by this one.

2.  If you use a mouse, be sure you have  included  the  appropriate  mouse
driver  in your CONFIG.SYS file.  Without this the program will not be able
to access your mouse.