RESTORE.TXT System Restoration Notes for Microsoft (R) Visual Basic (TM) Version 1.00 -- Working Model (C) Copyright Microsoft Corporation, 1991 =============================================== Your Visual Basic Working Model is designed to run properly whether or not you have installed Microsoft Windows 3.0 -- or have installed Windows at all. During installation, the Working Model creates certain DOS subdirectories to hold the program and data files it needs. Once you have finished using your Visual Basic Working Model, you might want to remove it from your computer. This involves deleting the Working Model files and subdirectories from your hard disk, and possibly modifying your CONFIG.SYS file. The following instructions tell you how to do so. -=-=-=-=- IF WINDOWS 3.0 IS INSTALLED ON YOUR COMPUTER... 1. Use the File Manager to remove the following subdirectories and all the files within them. (If you have installed Windows 3.0 in a subdirectory named something other than "WINDOWS," substitute that name for "WINDOWS" in the subdirectory names below.) \WINDOWS\VBDEMO \WINDOWS\VBDEMO\SAMPLES \WINDOWS\VBDEMO\VB.CBT \WINDOWS\VBDEMO\ICONS 2. Use the File Manager to delete the file "ENABLER.EXE" from your Windows 3.0 directory. -=-=-=-=- IF YOU HAVE NOT INSTALLED WINDOWS 3.0 ON YOUR COMPUTER... 1. At the DOS prompt, type the following to remove the contents of the Working Model subdirectories from your hard disk: CHDIR \ [return] DELETE \WINDEMO\VBDEMO\SAMPLES\*.* [return] DELETE \WINDEMO\VBDEMO\VB.CBT\*.* [return] DELETE \WINDEMO\VBDEMO\ICONS\*.* [return] DELETE \WINDEMO\SYSTEM\*.* [return] 2. At the DOS prompt, type the following to remove the Working Model subdirectories from your hard disk. RMDIR \WINDEMO\VBDEMO\SAMPLES [return] RMDIR \WINDEMO\VBDEMO\VB.CBT [return] RMDIR \WINDEMO\VBDEMO\ICONS [return] RMDIR \WINDEMO\VBDEMO [return] RMDIR \WINDEMO\SYSTEM [return] RMDIR \WINDEMO [return] -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- RESTORING YOUR CONFIG.SYS FILE... Your Visual Basic Working Model requires an extended memory manager such as HIMEM.SYS to run properly. If SETUP does not detect an extended memory manager during its installation, SETUP copies HIMEM.SYS to your hard drive, saves your CONFIG.SYS to a file it names CONFIG.OLD, and finally modifies your CONFIG.SYS to include a call to HIMEM.SYS. If you want to restore CONFIG.SYS to its condition prior to the Working Model's installation, type the following at your root directory DOS prompt: COPY CONFIG.OLD CONFIG.SYS [return]