Copyright (C) 1994 G.Priesnitz. All rights reserved.

PMZipper v1.2  OS/2 PM Archive utility.

Changing Cdrom Disks:
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    Changing cdrom disks while the program is active on the cdrom drive
 can cause a lockup. If changing cdrom disks, log to the "<C:>" drive, then
 change the disk and log back to your cdrom drive. This is not a limitation
 of this program only and a cure for this is being investigated.

Cdrom and Read Only Attribute:
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    OS/2 treats all files that are on a cdrom as being read only.  This
 attribute is carried with the file when it is either copied or
 "dragged and dropped" to a hard disk or floppy.  This attribute
 must be cleared before the file can be deleted.  From the command
 prompt type "attrib -r <filename>".  From the Program Manager, open
 the settings pages for the file, select file, go to the third page, and
 uncheck the "read-only" box.

PMZipper is Self Configuring:
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   There are no user input options required. This causes a delay at startup 
while the necessary files and directories are loaded and located.

Temporary Directory:
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   PMZipper first searches for a "TEMP" environment variable, next a "TMP" 
environment variable. A working directory called "PMZipper.$$$" is created 
under the temporary environment variable directory. Please check that the 
temporary environment variable directory exists. Alternatively, "PMZipper.$$$" 
is created under the installation directory. To set the temporary environment 
variable directory, include "SET TEMP=drive\directory" in your config.sys. Don't
forget to also create the directory, then shutdown and reboot so OS/2 can read 
in the changes you have made to the config.sys.

Timer Function:
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    PMZipper(UNREG) V1.2 is time limited. A signal will sound indicating the end
 of a session. Shortly thereafter an orderly shutdown will begin. All work in progress
 will complete and all program settings will be saved. Registration will void the timer
 function.

Maximum File Listings:
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    The maximum number of file listings in the list box converts to approximately
 1000 entries of an archive file. This is an OS/2 limitation. 



