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) Name the second subdirectory LASER; fonts for a laser printer will be stored here. Note: this step is only necessary if you intend to use a Hewlett-Packard LaserJet II or compatible. Downloaded fonts are not needed for current printers which have scalable fonts. c) Name the third subdirectory SLATE; the printer database file(s) will be stored here. NOTE: We assume that you are familiar with hard-disk management and know about subdirectories and how to move around among them. Please refer to your DOS manual for help. When you have completed this step you should have three directories, C:\MUSE, C:\LASER and C:\SLATE. 3) Copy files to your hard disk a) [Copy UNPACK.EXE to your MUSE subdirectory.] [Or, copy UNPACK1.EXE and UNPACK2.EXE to your MUSE subdirectory.] b) Copy FONTS.EXE to your LASER subdirectory (if installing soft fonts. c) Copy SLATE.PDB to your SLATE subdirectory. 4) Expand compressed files Expand compressed files to their usable forms as follows: a) Move to the LASER subdirectory (if installing soft fonts). 1. Type "fonts" and press ; a series of font files should be produced. 2. Type "erase fonts.exe" and press . b) Move to your MUSE subdirectory. 1. Type "unpack" and press . If you already have Xtrieve installed prior to installing MUSE see the next section on whether to answer yes when you are prompted to overwrite existing files named FILE.DDF, INDEX.DDF and FIELD.DDF. [Or, if you have UNPACK1.EXE and UNPACK2.EXE, do a) through b) here: 1-3 a) Type "unpack1" and press . b) Type "unpack2" and press . 2. Type "erase unpack.exe" and press . [Or, if you have UNPACK1.EXE and UNPACK2.EXE, do a) and b) here: 1 Introduction
5) Check CONFIG.SYS file 1-4 a) Type "erase unpack1.exe" and press . b) Type "erase unpack2.exe" and press .] In your CONFIG.SYS file (if necessary, refer to your DOS documentation), include entries for "files=20" (or higher) and "buffers=20" (or higher). MUSE is now installed, and ready for use, on your hard disk. For a list of the files that are now installed in your MUSE-related subdirectories, please refer to "APPENDIX A" (page A-1). Installing MUSE with existing versions of Xtrieve To install MUSE on a system where you already have Xtrieve 4.01 or newer installed, you will need to decide whether to utilize the three Xtrieve data dictionary (.DDF) files set up for your MUSE data files: they are FILE.DDF, FIELD.DDF and INDEX.DDF, and are provided on your installation disks. Consider the following in deciding whether to use these .DDF files or not: If you have created files in Xtrieve (files other than the standard MUSE data files) AND you choose to use our provided .DDF files, you will need to redefine your files under Xtrieve's Dictionary command (.DDF files). By making printouts and screen shots of your old definitions first, you should be able to easily redefine them. On the other hand, if your custom definitions are extensive you may prefer to keep them and continue using your old .DDF's. If so, you must use Xtrieve's Dictionary command to modify the definitions to match the MUSE data files. We have provided a "structure" file (text files with .STR extensions) for each of the MUSE data files. Look at these to get the required information on the data fields: data types, sizes, indexing, etc. Be aware that the "note" data type for a "remarks" field requires a delimiter: use "H0" (i.e., an H and a zero). 1 Introduction
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