PowerCache Installation Notes
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There  are  two  ways  of  installing PowerCache.  Either you can choose to
install  PowerCache "the old-fashioned way", with the IconX script provided
here, or you can use the "Installer" script in the Workbench2.1+ directory.

Note,  that  as  the  Installer is an official Commodore product, it is not
provided in this distribution.  Doing so would conflict with the copyrights
imposed  by  Commodore.  The Installer has now been released to the general
public,  so  it  should  not  be too hard for you to pick it up off some PD
series  in  the  near  future  (try  Fred Fish, or, better still, call your
favourite BBS system).  When I receive my Installer distribution licence, I
will supply the Installer executable.

If  you  have Workbench 2.1, 3.0 or higher, you will find Installer on your
Workbench  installation  disk.   Simply  copy  it  to the C:  directory, or
anywhere in your Shell command path.

If you choose to perform a manual installation, you must

· Copy libs/reqtools.library from the distribution disk to your own
  LIBS: directory

· Make a directory called "PowerCache" on your system disk (hard disk)

· Assuming the distribution disk is in DF0: and your system disk is DH0:,
  issue the following CLI command:

  1> Copy DF0:PowerCache DH0:PowerCache  ; Or Copy DF0:PowerCache.020...

  Next, make a "Documentation" directory, in the PowerCache directory you
  made in the previous step. Then issue this command:

  1> Copy DF0:PowerCache/Documentation/#?.guide#? DH0:PowerCache/Documentation

· Put the following few lines into your S:User-Startup file:

  ;BEGIN PowerCache
  Assign PowerCache: DH0:PowerCache DEFER
  ;END PowerCache

PowerCache  can  be run without this assign, but only if you organize it on
your  harddisk  exactly  as  it  is  on  the  distribution  disk.  That is,
PowerCache  must  be  able  to open either "Documentation/PowerCache.guide"
from its root directory, or "PowerCache:Documentation/PowerCache.guide".

For  future  compatibility it is recommended that you do indeed include the
assign  statement  in  your  user-startup file, since later versions of the
program may *require* this assign in order to work at all.

For  further  information  on  how to perform a manual installation, please
consult the PowerCache documentation file (PowerCache.guide) located in the
Documentation drawer.