Because this is beta software do not install this program into your Proj Clock program folder if have important data from a previous version there.  Choose a new folder name to install in such as Proj Clock Beta.


Installing Proj Clock Pro

Use the setup program to make the initial install on a network location for a multi-user environment, or on a local drive for a single-user.  For a network install it is best to use the Network option of the setup program.  This is because the default setup creates a program group and a Windows uninstall string.  See the Network Setup shortcut for an example on using this option.

Setting up the User's Workstations

In a multi-user setup, the Proj Clock program files and data will reside on the network.  To setup icons for your users, execute the SetupWS program.  This will create a program group and network uninstall string only, no files will be installed on the user's machine and the uninstall will only delete the program group.  If you are installing on several user's machines you may prefer to use the Quiet option of the SetupWS program.  See the shortcut called Quiet Workstation Setup for an example of how to use this option.  


Using Your Old Data

This software now has a different name and thus will be installed into a different default folder.  If you have used a previous version of this software you must either install the program into the old folder or install it into a new folder and copy your data files over to the new folder.  

If you used version 2.X of the software you must copy to the new folder all the files ending with the Dat extension.  On running Proj Clock the old data should be automatically imported.

If you used the beta version of this software you must copy over the entire Data subfolder into the new program folder.