BRIEF! DISKGUARD INSTRUCTIONS
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1. "Diskguard" should be installed on all PC's at your site. It
   requires Windows 3.0 or higher running in Enhanced Mode. The 
   program can be run from a floppy disk, but it's purpose is best 
   served by installing it on all computers at a site, where it 
   serves as a visible reminder of company policy regarding 
   unauthorized software.

2. "Diskguard" requires access to the Visual Basic run-time library 
   file, "VBRUN300.DLL". This file was distributed with "Diskguard", 
   however, if it is missing, it can be obtained from most bulletin 
   boards, or from BC Publishing. "VBRUN300.DLL" should be installed 
   in the "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM" directory from where it will be 
   accessible to all programs written with Visual Basic.

3. "Diskguard" will check a hard disk for unauthorized software. It 
   searches all directories and sub-directories of drive numbers B to 
   Z for files with the extensions: EXE, BAT and COM. The names 
   of all files found are compared against a list of the names of
   programs which are authorized for use on the particular computer.
   This list is defined by you, the user, and is stored in a file 
   named "Diskgard.Txt" which must be located on a disk in Drive A: when
   "Diskguard" is run. The first line of "Diskgard.Txt" can optionally
   contain a list of drives which are to be excluded from the search.
   For example, if you did not wish to scan drive B: and drive G: (which
   may be your network server's drive letter), the first line of "Diskgard.
   Txt" would appear as follows:
   
   ;bG
   
   Note that the first character of the line listing excluded drives MUST
   BE A SEMICOLON (;). Note also that it is only necessary to represent 
   excluded drives with a single character (i.e., no colon and backslash
   necessary) and that the characters can be either upper or lower case.
   Irrelevant characters of any sort will be ignored.
   Subsequent lines should contain the full path and filename of each 
   program (with one of the abovementioned filename extensions), which is 
   authorized for use on the particular computer.
   The first few lines of "DiskGard.Txt" might therefore appear as follows:

	;bdhg
	C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT
	C:\DOS\APPEND.EXE
	C:\DOS\ASSIGN.COM
   
   and so on. (In the above example, drives B:, D:, H: and G: would not 
   be included in the program search).

4. "Diskguard" can be modified by BC Publishing to suit the needs of
   individual users.

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