*********************************** Ordinary and Armorial, Version 3.05 September, 1999 (AS XXXIV) *********************************** This version of the SCA Ordinary and Armorial Program for Windows (Windows 95, 98, and NT) comes in three separate disk image files -- you need to download all three of them from this website (OandA1.ZIP, OandA2.ZIP and OandA3.ZIP). Once you have downloaded all three files, and you unzip them (using Winzip, PKUNZIP, or some other software) to a temporary folder, and run the SETUP program, it will install the software. ** Special Note: If you have 3.04 and it works fine, you don't need to download this version. If you have NT 4 (and maybe NT 3.51) and you run 3.04 you may run into problems. The only fix in this version is for NT ... (something I thought was fixed is now tested better and definitely fixed) -------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: Do *not* use a folder/directory pointed to by the DOS command SET TEMP -- you can determine this by going to a DOS window and typing: SET and pressing the RETURN key. This will show you any settings, such as: TEMP=C:\TEMP Suggest you use a different folder/directory, if necessary create one, like "INSTALL". If you do NOT have a TEMP= statement displayed when you do the SET command mentioned above, then before you run the installation, go to the DOS window again, and: MD \TEMP SET TEMP=C:\TEMP Then change your pointer to where you put the install disk images, such as: CD\INSTALL And then run the setup program from DOS by typing: SETUP This should make it possible to install without errors ... -------------------------------------------------------------------- * If you have an earlier version, this will overwrite it, and all the tables. If you wish to keep the data, before you run the setup program, copy all *.DBF, *.MDX files, as well as the file CR.MEM to a temporary location. Then run the SETUP program, and copy these files back to the OANDA directory/folder. * If you have never installed the software before, read the file README.TXT. This explains the basics of how it works. You now have some empty tables, but you need to download from the web the actual data, and the instructions are in README.TXT. Enjoy, and if you have any problems, please contact me (Hirsch von Henford) at: hirschv@mindspring.com Hirsch