The purpose of this Microsoft Access 95 based program is:
    Point of Sale Inventory Control ( PSIC  1979):
    For: Small to Medium size retail store(s) that are like a "Bicycle"store
         that has 2 to 10 thousand products in stock, collects customer
         name and information. Sells products that have serial numbers,
         accounts for "Orders" by employee.  The current system is designed
         for up to ten(10) store sites, with 1 to 9 check out areas per store.

New features include;
    Deleted all reference to the PKWARE pkzip and pkunzip programs.
    Now uses the ZLibtool.ocx control to support all long file names.
    Includes the Regsvr32.exe program to register the ZLibtool.ocx
    Thanks to Dr Dobb's Author  Mark Nelson (see Jan 97 issue)
    Revised PSICfix.mdb to use the ZL system to compress files.
    Product Label printing (Includes bar codes if you have the correct Code 39 Font, Font NOT Included)
    Added ocx controls. The calendar control was not include with psic951na
    New outline control in the forms to review stored, and reserved orders 

Two ways to get setup
1) Use the Batch file that you will see in the directory that you found this file in.
	You should see the following files
	README.TXT	this file!
	NOTE: Copy YOUR PKUNZIP.EXE to the directory the Install.bat file is in
	Because, Install.bat does not know where to find your copy of PKUNZIP.EXE
	or edit the Install.bat flie to locate the  PKUNZIP.EXE for the commands in the batch file.
	Install.BAT	(in  Windows file manager, double click it.)
	PSIC.zip		will expand to give you all files to setup PSIC see below 
	All of the above may be deleted after you  "setup" using the SETUP.EXE  in 
	DISK1 directory

2) Make a new directory \PSIC
	Move the PSIC.ZIP file there
	To use PSIC.zip  the following command at the prompt, or "Run":

	PKUNZIP -d PSIC.ZIP

	the -d restores the directory structure  e.g.  DISK1 DISK2   etc.

After Unzipping, you may copy the CONTENTS of the directories; DISK1 DISK2 etc.  to 3 1/2 High density
(1.44 MB) floppies. Do NOT copy the Directory name e.g. DISK1
Those disks can be used to install or  re-install the PSIC  program, using the normal WIndows a:\setup scheme
starting with DISK1 in drive A:

To SETUP the PSIC  program from the Hard Disk Drive,  run SETUP.EXE located in Directory \PSIC\ DISK1
After the Setup has completed, and you have backed-up/copied the directories, you may REMOVE the \DISKn  Directories;
DISK1 DISK2 DISK3 etc. from your hard drive.

Please Print the file AGREEMENT.DOC   Sign and return to the Address provided.
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R.E PSIC04na (no access runtime) Download  seperatly.

That Zipped Package, PSIC04nA.zip, has all the necessary files that may be loaded by Microsoft Access 95
     There are no password protected forms, reports or modules. To understand how each *.mdb file is
     related, read the PSICtbl.wri file. Create a shortcut in a PSIC folder to startup PSIC and PSICMAST and
     PSICfix. Please read all the *.wri files for documentation, as well as your Access user manuals .
     The PSIC.mdb is the main file to input orders, employee data, customers, and see reports on same.
     The files that store all the above data are PSICtblS.mdb and PSICtblM.mdb.
      For more than one store, use PSICMAST.mdb to sync. the files between stores. (1 to 10)
      PSICfix.mdb does the Repair, and compacting of any of the above files.
      Additional files (included) that need to be copied into your Windows\System32 directory are:
	comctl32.dll	' common control
	mfc40.dll		' All fIve (5) dll's needed by custom controls
	msvcrt40.dll	'   Must be placed in ?:\Windows\System
	olepro32.dll	'   or ?:\Winnt35\System32
	oc30.dll		'
	comctrl32.ocx	'Common dialog (file find) control
                   msacal70.ocx	'Calendar control
                   msdboutl.ocx	'Outline control
	zlibtool.ocx	' Zip lib control  *** use Regsvr32.exe only
    The OLE custom controls (*.ocx) must be registered with the Windows system. You can use the 
    Access 7.0 tools menu, or:
	 CTLREG32.EXE,
	 except  for the ZLibTool.ocx (it is not a self reg type).
	use Access tools or Regsvr32.exe 

