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 ORDER.TXT               04-Apr-1994 22:02     2k  
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 PTOE.HL$                04-Apr-1993 22:02    77k  
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 UNPACK.EXE              04-Apr-1994 22:02    36k  

Periodic Table v2.02 - ReadMe.TXT

This is a maintenance release of Periodic Table.  It corrects
a bug in the List Properties dialog that would cause the
program to freeze when the sort order was changed.  It also
contains all the changes from version 2.01.  It has fixed
any known bugs and added a Maximize on Startup menu command.
See the PTOE.WRI files for details.  Please note that this
release is FREE for registered users of Periodic Table 2.0
and 2.01

This version of Periodic Table requires Windows 3.1.  If it is
installed on a Windows 3.0 system, it will not run.

If you received Periodic Table as a ZIP file, and you are using 
360kb disks, please unzip PTDISK1.ZIP and PTDISK2.ZIP to separate
diskettes and label them with the names:

  PERIODIC TABLE INSTALLATION DISK
  PERIODIC TABLE DOCUMENT DISK

respectivly.  If you are unziping the files to a disk format 
greater than 360kb, then you can unzip both files to the same 
diskette.

If you received Periodic Table on diskette, and your disk format 
is greater than 360kb, then you will receive only one diskette 
with all files on it.  The installation will proceed normally 
without asking you to change diskettes.

Insert your Installation Disk in drive A:  Then from the File/Run 
command of either Program Manager or File Manager type:

A:\INSTALL

Then just follow the screen prompts.

Thanks for choosing Periodic Table by SMI Corporation.

PLEASE NOTE:
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Several files in this application are compressed.  If you don't
use the installation program or you need to copy one of the
original files onto your hard disk, use the UNPACK.EXE file
located in your installation directory or on the install disk.

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If you received Periodic Table as a ZIP file, you should find the 
following files included.  If you received Periodic Table on diskette,
you should check to see that the files listed as being on Disk 1 or 
Disk 2 are on the proper diskettes.

PT200.ZIP	Periodic Table ZIP file
 PTDISK1.ZIP	 ZIP file for the Periodic Table Installation Disk
  INSTALL.EXE	  The installation program
  INSTALL.BIN	  An installation support file
  INSTALL.BMP	  An installation support file
  INSTALL.INF	  The installation script
  FILE_ID.DIZ     An ASCII BBS file description
  PTOE.EX$	  Periodic Table program
  PTOE.HL$	  Periodic Table help file
  ELEM0000.DA$	  Nuclide database
  ELEM0001.DA$	  Daughter nuclide database
  ELEM0000.KE$	  Nuclide database key file
  ELEM0001.KE$	  Daughter nuclide database key file
  ELEM.DBD	  Nuclide/Daughter database description file
 PTDISK2.ZIP	 ZIP file for the Periodic Table Document Disk
  PTOE.WR$	  Periodic Table Manual
  CTL3D.DL$       Microsoft 3D Control Library
  ORDER.TXT	  ASCII order form
  FILE_ID.DIZ     An ASCII BBS file description
  UNPACK.EXE	  A program to unpack individual files from the 
                  install disk(s)
  DUNPACK.EXE	  A DOS program to unpack individual files from the 
                  install disk(s)

Files that end in a '$' sign are packed.  To copy them 
individually to your hard disk, you will need to use the 
UNPACK.EXE program provided on the Document Disk and in your
installation directory.