Visible::Setup(tm)
 -------------------
 developers' installation utility for DOS applications

 a product of RCCO Research

 v1.2a


 Self-installation is the demonstration
 ---------------------------------------
 To observe the demonstration of how Visible::Setup works and appears, simply
 install Visible::Setup to your hard disk by logging onto the drive contain-
 ing the installation files, then typing:

                            INSTALL <enter>


 If the program has been downloaded from a BBS or information service, you
 may run INSTALL.EXE from your downloads directory *if* you are installing to
 a *different* logical drive from the one in which INSTALL.EXE exists.

 The install process will create a directory on the destination drive if it
 does not already exist, the default selection being  \PROGRAMS  (please feel
 free to specify a different directory name).  The install process does not
 modify the path, autoexec.bat, or config.sys.

 You will be given an option to print out the documentation (about 16 pages)
 during installation.

 Program documentation:  MANUAL.DOC




 [ Please note there is a similarly-named companion product from RCCO
 Research called Visible::Setup-G -- a special edition of Visible::Setup
 that will display a developer-designed VGA .pcx file (640x480x16) as a
 sign-on splashcreen for a customized introduction to the installation
 process.  After the image display, Visible::Setup-G performs the same
 type of text-mode installation procedure as the standard version of
 Visible::Setup.  Non-VGA systems will display the same opening screen (a
 text-mode splashscreen with customizable banner) as with the standard
 version of Visible::Setup.  We point out the similar names to help avoid
 confusion about the two products.

 Visible::Setup-G, like the standard version of Visible::Setup, is available
 through traditional user-supported software sources. ]



 (C) Copyright 1994-95 RCCO Research Associates




 A few of the many programs developed by RCCO Research:
 -------------------------------------------------------

           Money & Banks (tm), personal banking manager

           DocumentsNexus, projects/documents development records (for DOS)

           Trade::Show(tm), pcx images sequencer for demos/presentations
                       (for DOS- or Windows-based systems)

           Display::Runner(tm), pcx images sequencer for store/show
                       advertising/sales messages (for DOS- or
                       Windows-based systems)

           Facade(tm), developers' pcx splashscreen display for DOS
                       applications

           Image::Runner(tm), developers' pcx display utility for DOS
                       applications

           Visible::Setup(tm), developers' installation utility for DOS
                       applications

           Facade-C (Facade for Clipper), a Clipper-specific edition of
                       Facade, developers' pcx splashscreen display

           Visible::Setup-G, VGA splashcreen edition of Visible::Setup(tm),
                       developers' installation utility for DOS applications

           Visible::Serialization(tm), developers' serialization utilities
                       (append serial numbers (or other identifiers)
                       to DOS or Windows .exe's)

           FormsNexus(tm):  laser-ready office forms suite for Windows 3.1+

           InterNexus(tm):  internet mailbase / log (with binary objects
                       storage) for Windows 3.1+

           DesignsNexus(tm):  a repository for conceptual & visible objects
                       (with binary objects storage) for Windows 3.1+

           ImageryNexus(tm):  image objects reference / container (with
                       binary objects storage) for Windows 3.1+

           ProjectsNexus(tm):  projects/objects/documents development records
                       (with binary objects storage) for Windows 3.1+


 Please consult your favorite user-supported software source for the
 availability of current DOS and Windows versions of these and other
 RCCO Research programs.



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