Using DSETUP.EXE - Please read this whole document. ---------------- DSETUP.EXE should be run before you run GetInfs.EXE. It is used to setup two data files that GetInfs.EXE will use. The two data files it creates are called MyData.TXT and MyPath.TXT. Below is a description of each file. MyData.TXT - is a straight ASCII text file that holds descriptions of INF files. Each description is entered on a separate line. There are no blank lines and each line starts with an asterik *. MyPath.TXT - is another ASCII text file that contains the path and filenames of INF files on your hard drive. Each line in this file corresponds to it's description line found in MyData.TXT. Both these text files are created when you run DSETUP.EXE. You enter a description of the file in the input box. Descriptions can be up to 31 characters long. When you click on "Accept Description" Button the description is appended to MyData.TXT and an * is placed at the beginning of the line. You are then taken into a file dialogue box that allows you to search for the actual INF file that relates to the description you just entered. Just select the file by clicking on it and clicking OK and MyPath.TXT will be automatically updated with the path\filename entered and enclosed in quotes. PROBLEMS: ========= Should you find that you've entered something incorrectly, you can always go and correct the entries by using a text editor and "manually" making changes to MyData.TXT and MyPath.TXT. Just make sure that if you delete or add a line in one file, you have a corresponding line in the other. Both files should contain the same number of lines. If they do not match, then you will have problems. Should you decide to DELETE any INF files on your hard drive, you will need to make the corresponding adjustments in MyData.TXT and MyPath.TXT. Delete the respective lines in both files. Make sure that you don't leave any blank lines. WARNING: ======== You can invoke DSETUP.EXE at any time to add new descriptions and paths for INF files that you obtain. However, make sure that GetInfs.EXE is not running when decide to update the two data files.