-› ...Installation :
Install a self-extracting file (sample : progx.exe)

-First to do, make a copy of the self-extracting file to prevent a future loss of datas.
-Update a program is similar to a new installation process.
-Copy the Visual Basic runtime in "c:\windows\system".
-Copy the self-extracting archive in the root directory (sample : in c:).
-Double clicking the self-extracting archive will create the application directory, sub-directories and application files.
-For a definitive installation or to run faster, it is better to move the *.DLL and *.OCX files (set in the application directory or in the sub-directory "..\system") to "c:\windows\system".

Install a zip archive (sample : prog.zip) :

-First to do, make a copy of the self-extracting file onto a floppy disk to prevent an eventual future loss of datas.
-Update a program is similar to a new installation process.
-Copy the Visual Basic runtime in "c:\windows\system".
-Select a drive and create the application directory.
-Copy the zip archive to this directory.
-Extracting the zip archive in this directory will create the application directory, sub-directories and application files.
-For a definitive installation or to run faster, it is better to move the *.DLL and *.OCX files (set in the application directory or in the sub-directory "..\system") to "c:\windows\system".

Each demo program is distributed fully functional to allow users to test it properly without limitation for a 30 day period.
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