Index of /swbreakthrough/UTIL/SALVTN

      Name                    Last modified       Size  Description


[DIR] Parent Directory        18-Apr-2005 02:34      -  
[   ] COPY.DLL                19-Aug-1991 04:31    49k  
[   ] MESSAGE.EXE             24-Jul-1991 08:57     8k  
[TXT] ORDERFRM.TXT            12-Jan-1993 10:50     5k  
[   ] SAL.EXE                 12-Jan-1993 05:06   239k  
[   ] SALVEDIT.EXE            24-Jul-1991 08:57    45k  
[TXT] SALVEDIT.HLP            24-Jul-1991 08:57    16k  
[   ] SALVLIB.EXE             24-Jul-1991 08:57    31k  
[TXT] SALVTION.BTS            12-Jan-1993 04:46    31k  
[   ] SALVTION.EXE            09-Jun-1992 06:12    25k  
[TXT] SALVTION.HLP            24-Jul-1991 08:57    55k  
[   ] SETUP.EXE               12-Jan-1993 05:51    11k  
[   ] STDFILE.DLL             16-Sep-1991 09:26    33k  
[   ] SWITCHER.EXE            08-Jan-1993 08:26    12k  

README.TXT
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Salvation  is  a comprehensive program and file manager that replaces  both the
the File Manager and Program Manager as the "startup" shell.

You should have the following files included in SALVTION.ZIP:

COPY.DLL
MESSAGE.EXE
ORDERFRM.TXT
README.TXT
SAL.EXE
SALVEDIT.EXE
SALVEDIT.HLP
SALVLIB.EXE
SALVTION.BTS
SALVTION.EXE
SALVTION.HLP
SETUP.EXE
STDFILE.DLL
SWITCHER.EXE

Before setting up or running Salvation, we recommend that you create a seperate
subdirectory for Salvation.  We recommend, "C:\SALVTION".

To set  up Salvation for use with Microsoft Windows, run the SETUP.EXE program.
You may do this from the Program Manager. Select  "Run"  from the  "File " menu
entry.  On  the  command line,  enter the  directory  where  Salvation  resides
followed by "SETUP.EXE".  For example, if Salvation was in the directory called
"SALVTION", you would enter "C:\SALVTION\SETUP.EXE".

Setup computes a checksum of the executable files for Salvation. Setup verifies
that these files have not changed in content or in size.  If you get a  message
from Setup indicating that the length  or  content  of a file has been altered,
please contact Vitesse, Inc. before running Salvation.  The files may have been
tampered with. They may contain a virus or cause other destructive harm.

You may "uninstall" Salvation at any time be running the SETUP program.   SETUP
automatically determines  whether or not Salvation has  already  been  set  up.
SETUP  then removes all of the set up information from WIN.INI and  SYSTEM.INI.
You must remove the files for Salvation from the hard disk manually. Simply  go
to the directory containing the files for Salvation and delete each file listed
above.

Be  sure  that you run the SETUP program from the same directory containing the
files  for Salvation. SETUP uses the directory information to set up Salvation.
Running SETUP from any other directory may result in an incorrect set up.

We  hope  that  you  find  Salvation easy to use and  useful  to  your everyday
computing purposes.  If you have any questions about Salvation,  please contact
our  Technical  Support  department at:  818-813-1278.  Please have the version
number available (1.15), and be at your computer if possible.

Thanks for trying this Vitesse, Inc. product.