          WELCOME TO THE NORTON UTILITIES VERSION 8.0!

Thank you for purchasing Symantec's Norton Utilities 8.0.  Please
read the following before installation.

EMERGENCY STARTUP
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If your system is damaged and you can't restart your computer
from your hard disk, place the EMERGENCY DISK in drive A: and
reboot.


EMERGENCY UNERASE
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Do not install Norton Utilities on a drive that needs repair or
requires data recovery.  To unerase an accidentally deleted file,
insert the EMERGENCY DISK, change to the floppy drive, and type:

     UNERASE <ENTER>


EMERGENCY REPAIR
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If you can't access part of your hard drive or suspect damage,
insert the EMERGENCY DISK, change to the floppy drive and type:

     NDD <ENTER>


INSTALLATION ON COMPRESSED VOLUMES
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Before installing Norton Utilities on a compressed drive, run
Norton Disk Doctor /COMPLETE on both the host (non-compressed)
and compressed volumes.  If C: is your compressed volume, insert
the EMERGENCY DISK, change to the floppy drive and type:

     NDD C: /C <ENTER>


STARTUP PROGRAM OPTIONS
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During installation, Norton Utilities allows you to configure
your system to automatically load or run certain programs
everytime you start your system.  Page 27-10 of the User's 
Guide provides a brief description of each program.


PROBLEM INSTALLATION
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If you have problems installing Norton Utilities, edit your
AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files to temporarily remove
non-essential TSRs and device drivers.  If you are using MS-DOS
6.0, you can simply reboot and tap the F5 function key to bypass
your startup files.


MANUAL INSTALLATION
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Manual installation requires the use of PKUNZIP.EXE 1.10 or
later, a shareware utility available on most bulletin board
services.  Below are step-by step instructions for manual
installation from your A: drive (replace A: with an alternate
drive letter if necessary):

     1.   Make the A: drive default by typing:
               A: <ENTER>

     2.   Check your drive for errors.  Insert disk #2 and type:
               NDD C: /C <ENTER>

     3.   Create a directory for the Norton Utilities:
               MD C:\NU <ENTER>

     4.   Copy all the files from the three diskettes:
               COPY A:*.* C:\NU <ENTER>

     5.   Place your diskette with PKUNZIP.EXE in drive A:. Use
          it to uncompress the seven zipped files as follows:
               PKUNZIP C:\NU\*.ZIP C:\NU <ENTER>

     6.   Rename and decompress several Norton Files by entering:
               C:\NU\NUCONFIG /$INSTALL <ENTER>

     7.   Customize Norton Utilities for your system.  Run the
          configuration program:
               C:\NU\NUCONFIG <ENTER>

     8.   Create a rescue diskette by typing:
               C:\NU\RESCUE <ENTER>

     9.   Delete *.ZIP and install files from the C:\NU
          directory:
               DEL C:\NU\*.ZIP <ENTER>
               DEL C:\NU\INSTALL.* <ENTER>
               DEL C:\NU\ZIP.OVL <ENTER>

    10.   Delete the files that help boot the emergency diskette:
               DEL C:\NU\CONFIG.SYS <ENTER>
               DEL C:\NU\STARTUP.EXE <ENTER>
               DEL C:\NU\EMERGNCY.CMD <ENTER>


FILESAVE USERS
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If you are upgrading from Norton Utilities 5.0 and use FILESAVE,
do a CUSTOM installation to preserve the files in your \TRASHCAN
directory.  Deselect "Convert EP trashcan to Smartcan" in the
CONFIGURATION OPTIONS menu.  The Norton Utilities 6.0 \TRASHCAN
files automatically convert to \SMARTCAN files upon installation,
therefore no adjustment is necessary.


GENERAL ADVICE
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Reboot your computer after installing Norton Utilities.  Doing so
sets necessary environment variables correctly.

Take a few moments to peruse the READ.ME file.  It contains
detailed information not covered in your Users Guide.  Because
the READ.ME file on your original disks is compressed, you must
uncompress it before you can view or print it.  To print the
READ.ME file, change to the \NU directory and type:

     LP READ.ME /HEADER0 /L5 <ENTER>
