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Windows 3.1 Users: Run Setup.exe from the Install diskette for Windows/DOS. 1. Start Windows. 2. In the Windows Program Manager, select the File menu and choose Run. 3. In the Command Line box, type a:setup if the Windows/DOS Install floppy is in drive a: (or b:setup if it is in drive b:). 4. Click OK or press the Enter key to start the Setup program. DOS Users (Windows not installed): 1. At the DOS prompt, type a:guest if the Install diskette is in drive a: (or b:guest if it is in drive b:). 2. Press Enter and note the drive letter Guest assigns to your Zip drive. 3. At the DOS prompt type: d:\dosstuff\install (use the Zip drive letter in place of d:), then press Enter. 4. After the software installation is complete, reboot the computer. ■SavingFiles to the Tools Disk: Ifyou attempt to save files to the Zip "Tools" disk and find that the disk is write-protected, run d:\dosstuff\reclaim (use the Zip drive letter in place of d:). ■ If you need Help, refer to the Troubleshootingsection which starts on the following page. The electronic manual (MANUAL.EXE) located on the Windows/DOS Install diskette also includes problem solving information for software installations under Windows 95, Windows 3.1, and DOS. Congratulations! When the software installation is complete, your Zip drive will be ready to use. Use your Zip drive just like any other drive on your system. Your Zip drive will have its own drive letter, and you can store and copy files to and from the Zip drive using the same methods you use for other drives. For additional information on using the Zip drive and Tools software, refer to the Zip ATAPI User's Guide and to the README.'TXT file on the Windows/DOS Install diskette. 12

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Windows
3.1
Users:
Run
Setup.exe
from
the
Install
diskette
for
Windows/DOS.
1.
Start
Windows.
2.
In
the
Windows
Program
Manager,
select
the
File
menu
and
choose
Run.
3.
In
the
Command
Line
box,
type
a:setup
if
the
Windows/DOS
Install
fl
oppy
is
in
drive
a:
(or
b:setup
if
it
is
in
drive
b:).
4.
Click
OK
or
press
the
Enter
key
to
start
the
Setup
program.
DOS
Users
(Windows
not
installed):
1.
At
the
DOS
prompt,
type
a:guest
if
the
Install
diskette
is
in
drive
a:
(or
b:guest
if
it
is
in
drive
b:).
2.
Press
Enter
and
note
the
drive
letter
Guest
assigns
to
your
Zip
drive.
3.
At
the
DOS
prompt
type:
d:\dosstuff\install
(use
the
Zip
drive
letter
in
place
of
d:),
then
press
Enter.
4.
After
the
software
installation
is
complete,
reboot
the
computer.
■
Saving
Files
to
the
Tools
Disk:
If
you
attempt
to
save
files
to
the
Zip
"Tools"
disk
and
find
that
the
disk
is
write
-protected,
run
d:\dosstuff\reclaim
(use
the
Zip
drive
letter
in
place
of
d:).
■
If
you
need
Help,
refer
to
the
Troubleshooting
section
which
starts
on
the
following
page.
The
electronic
manual
(MANUAL.EXE)
located
on
the
Win-
dows/DOS
Install
diskette
also
includes
problem
solving
information
for
software
installations
under
Windows
95,
Windows
3.1,
and
DOS.
Congratulations!
When
the
software
installation
is
complete,
your
Zip
drive
will
be
ready
to
use.
Use
your
Zip
drive
just
like
any
other
drive
on
your
system.
Your
Zip
drive
will
have
its
own
drive
letter,
and
you
can
store
and
copy
fi
les
to
and
from
the
Zip
drive
using
the
same
methods
you
use
for
other
drives.
For
additional information
on
using
the
Zip
drive
and
Tools
software,
refer
to
the
Zip
ATAPI
User's
Guide
and
to
the
README.'TXT
fi
le
on
the
Windows/DOS
Install
diskette.
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