July 20, 1995

EXPLANATION:

This package contains fixes to date for Central Point Backup
included in PC DOS 6.3 on IBM Personal Computers.  Some of the
symptoms of the problems are:

        a.  "Integer Divide by Zero" error in Central Point Backup
            for Windows.
        b.  Global memory lock problem with Central Point Backup
            for Windows with PC DOS 6.3.
        c.  Incomplete restores and compares in Central Point Backup
            for DOS in which the user is not prompted to insert
            additional diskettes/tapes from multi-diskette/tape
            backups.
        d.  Floppy drive light hang condition after exiting Central
            Point Backup for Windows.

Similar symptoms have been reported on other fast processor
systems and these fixes may be applied to those systems.
However, the problems may persist because this package was
provided by Central Point as fixes for only IBM Personal Computers.
If, after these fixes have been applied, problems persist with
Central Point Backup, please call the appropriate software
support center.

INSTALLATION:

     1.  Download the file, " CPBFIXES.EXE ", from the IBM PC Co. BBS,
         919-517-0001, to the hard disk.
     2.  Type, " CPBFIXES " from the " C: " prompt, or from the specific
         directory to which the file was downloaded.
     3.  To install the fixes for Central Point Backup for DOS, type
         " CPUPDATE  C:  C: ".  (if DOS is installed in another
         directory, specify that directory with " C:\directory ")
     4.  To install the fixes for Central Point Backup for Windows,
         type, " WNUPDATE  C:  C:  ".  (if DOS is installed in another
         directory, specify that directory with " C:\directory")

**Both Step 3 and Step 4 need to be completed to ensure that both the
  DOS and Windows fixes have been installed on your PC.**

NOTE: DO NOT RUN THESE UPDATES FROM THE WINDOWS ENVIRONMENT. IF YOU ARE IN
      WINDOWS, CLOSE ALL APPLICATIONS AND EXIT TO THE "C:" PROMPT.

FILE LIST:

CPBACK.EXE
CPUPDATE.BAT
WNBACK.EXE
WNUPDATE.BAT
README.TXT
