Installation of the MachineMate Part Program Conversion utility 

The installation will check several Windows files are up-to-date 
relative to the Visual Basic 6 distribution. It is possible with some 
Windows installations, this installation utility was unable to update 
several of the Windows files to a newer version.

With some systems, VB had problems with these Windows files: 
OLEAUT32.DLL
OLEPRO32.DLL
STDOLE2.TLB

If the installation does not work correctly (the application is simple 
and a test with one or two programs will verify its operation), perhaps 
the VB application really needed one or more of the above files. If the 
installation declares it has a problem with Windows files, try at least 
once to continue through the error(s) as this Windows file checking is 
not guaranteed.

First, in the installation directory, rename the setup.lst to 
setup-old.lst. Then copy and rename the setup2.lst (provided on the 
last disk of the distribution) to be setup.lst in this directory. Run 
the installation again and it will try to work with Windows in verifying 
these files. When the installation detects a problem with these, it will 
require a Windows restart. If after the restart and another attempt to 
install with setup.exe still results in the same installation failure, 
then contact MachineMate Inc (920-907-0001) regarding the installation. 

This utility assumes a 1024x768 (or higher) screen resolution. If the 
display resolution is smaller than 1024x768 used by this program, the 
convert640.exe that has been provided will reside within a 640x480 
display and the convert800.exe is within a 800x600 display. Shortcuts to 
these other two .exe files have been provided. If the installation is on 
a PC or MachineMate that will never run at another screen resolution, 
then the other two extra shortcuts should be deleted (and perhaps the 
one that remains should be renamed if appropriate).

This installation seems to require Administrator rights with Windows 
2000. The MM user (for MachineMate CNC) might have Administrator rights 
or Power User rights. If Administrator account is used for the utility 
installation, then the Program shortcuts will be in the Administrator 
account not All users. In this case use Windows Explorer to navigate to 
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Start Menu\Programs\MM\.

In this folder will be the three shortcuts for this utility. They 
should be copied or moved to:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\MM\.

Note:
In some Windows installation, the TEMP system variable is not 
configured correctly. Please verify it is valid. As an alternative, 
it can configured to this default.

Windows Start - Settings - Control Panel.
Select System.
Select Advanced tab.
Select Environment Variables button.
In the System variables list, verify:
	TEMP	C:\WINNT\Temp
	TMP	C:\WINNT\Temp

If these are also shown above in the User Variables list, delete them 
from that User list. The TEMP variable can be defined solely in the 
System variables list.

After selecting OK to close this dialog, use Windows Explorer and 
check that the C:\WINNT\Temp folder exists. If it is missing, then 
click on the WINNT folder in the left pane, select from the top menu 
bar File and then New and then Folder. When the new folder is shown 
in the right pane, enter Temp for its name.

User note:
If this utility will be used to convert programs from only one other 
control type then after the installation check the readme-lock.txt 
for information on locking a single target.