Index of /swbreakthrough/PROD/BPWIN

      Name                    Last modified       Size  Description


[DIR] Parent Directory        18-Apr-2005 02:31      -  
[   ] BPFORMS.EXE             20-Oct-1992 08:03    12k  
[   ] BPINSTAL.EXE            19-Oct-1992 10:38    27k  
[   ] BPWIN.EXE               16-Oct-1992 09:46    88k  
[TXT] BPWIN.WRI               20-Oct-1992 08:12    24k  
[TXT] FILE_ID.DIZ             31-Oct-1992 16:07     1k  
[TXT] HELP1.BPH               12-Sep-1992 05:52     6k  
[TXT] HELP2.BPH               07-Sep-1992 08:50     4k  
[TXT] HELP3.BPH               07-Sep-1992 08:37     3k  
[TXT] HELP4.BPH               07-Sep-1992 08:58     3k  
[TXT] SAMPLE.BPW              19-Oct-1992 11:07     1k  

README for Blood Pressure Plotter for Windows, (BPPW)
       Version 1.0w (10/20/92) by Richard S. Cohen
==========================================================

Requires
========
   A home blood pressure measuring device.  There are many
   fine electronic kits on the market that will measure Pulse,
   Systolic and Diastolic pressure, and can be purchased from
   most drug or department stores.

   Any IBM, Compatible that can run Microsoft Windows 3.x
   EGA/VGA Graphics Color Monitor, At least one Floppy Drive
   and a Hard Drive.  Mouse and Printer recommended.
   
   This program is written in Microsoft Visual Basic and 
   requires the file "VBRUN100.DLL" (not supplied) to be 
   installed in the DOS path.

Getting Started
===============
   >Unzip all files to any drive or directory, now known as
    the "Source" Path. Besides the "Source" path, you will 
    need to know where you want to copy all program files
    and where the data files will be stored. You can use
    the default C:\BPWIN for programs, and C:\BPWIN\DATA for
    the data files.
	
   >From Windows File Manager, run "BPWIN.WRI". If you have
    "WRI" associated with the Windows "Write" (Word Processor
    Accessory), otherwise you will have to run "Write" then 
    load BPWIN.WRI.  Read and/or Print-Out this file.
   
   >From Windows, File Manager run "BPINSTAL.EXE" (Install
    Program). For more information, see BPWIN.WRI.

==================================================================
 Thank You for Trying BPPW,  Richard S. Cohen

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