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NOTE:  The following text is also included in the M-Control Program/2
       User's Guide for Version 2.01.


Unpacking the M-Control Program/2 Version 2.0 Corrective Services Diskette
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  This Corrective Services Diskette (CSD) contains a complete replacement of
  the Version 2.0 software in a compressed form.

  These compressed diskette images must be unpacked.  The 3 diskettes created
  from these files will replace the diskettes which are included with the
  Version 2.0 program package.

Before You Begin:

  You will need the following before you can unpack this CSD:
    . Three 2 MB diskettes

    . 2 MB of free space on your hard disk for temporary work area


Unpacking the Version 2.0 CSD:

  To unpack the Version 2.0 CSD and create the new Version 2.0 master
  diskettes, do the following:

   1. Format the three 2 MB diskettes.

      They will become your new master copy of the M-Control Program/2
      Version 2.0.

   2. Insert the Version 2.0 CSD into drive A.

   3. Make the drive with 2 MB of free space the current drive.  For
      example, to make Drive C the current drive:

        Type  c:  at the command prompt in either DOS or OS/2 and press Enter.

        Note:  The temporary directory, MCP_TEMP.$@$, will be created on this
               current default drive, and the diskette images will be copied
               to it.  After the diskettes are unpacked, this temporary
               directory will be deleted.

               If the default drive does not have at least 2 MB of free space,
               this process will fail.

   4. Type  the following at the command prompt in either DOS or OS/2:

        a:\makedisk

   5. Follow the instructions listed on the display.

   6. After the diskettes have been created, you should write-protect them
      and label them.

      The file MCP200.LAB contains sample text for the diskette labels.  To
      view this file, type the following at the command prompt:

        type a:\mcp200.lab | more

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