INSTALLATION
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1. Place the disk in drive A or B and make that drive the default
   drive by typing
        A:
    or  B:
   and pressing ENTER

2. Type in INSTALL and press enter

3. Select destination drive and directory (will be created if it does
   not exist). Press Enter.

4. Program will be installed onto hard disk


Modifying CONFIG.SYS
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VMS40 is a device driver, and must be installed from your CONFIG.SYS
file. If you do not have one, you should refer to your DOS manual for
more information on how to create one. You can edit your CONFIG.SYS
file with any Text Editor.

You install VMS40 as you would any other DOS device driver through you
CONFIG.SYS file. When you include the driver in you file, be sure to
include the drive and path information so that DOS can find the file
at boot time. The full syntax is

  DEVICE=[d:\][path\]VMS40.SYS [d:] [nnn] [/Fm]

where [d:\][path\] specifies the drive and path in which the driver
lives.

The optional [d:] specifies which drive to place the Virtual LIM
memory on. If omitted, it defaults to C: if you boot from a hard disk,
and A: if you boot from a floppy.

The optional [nnn] specifies the amount of memory you wish to reserve,
in Ks (Kilobytes). If omitted, the trial version uses a default (and
maximum) value of 240K, while the registered version uses a default
value of 360K.