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                       TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1     System Requirements
              A)   Minimum Installation
              B)   Full Installation

SECTION 2     Installing BC++ 4.0
              A)   Pre-Installation Notes
                   1)   Backup Disks
                   2)   Disk Compressions
                   3)   Upgrading
                   4)   Network Installation
              B)   Installation Instructions
              C)   After Installation

SECTION 3     Minimum and Selected Installation Options
              A)   16-bit Command Line Minimum Install
              B)   32-bit Command Line Minimum Install
              C)   16-bit IDE Minimum Install
              D)   32-bit IDE Minimum Install
              E)   DOS Only Minimum Install 

SECTION 4     Win32 Install Issues
              A)   Explanation of Win32s
              B)   Adding Win32s To Your System
              C)   Removing Win32s From Your System

SECTION 5     Troubleshooting - Install Issues
              A)   Data Integrity or Bad Section Errors
              B)   Install Program Terminates Prematurely
              C)   Disk Full or Insufficient Disk Space 
                   Errors
              D)   GP Fault or Unhandled Exception Errors
             
SECTION 6     Troubleshooting - Run Time Problems
              A)   Out of Memory Errors
              B)   GP Fault or Unhandled Exception Errors
              C)   Turbo Debugger for Windows
         
SECTION 7     Modifications the Install Program Makes to 
              Your System
              A)   Standard Installation
              B)   Win 32s Setup Program

SECTION 8     Icons in the BC++ Group Window
              A)   Creating a Program Group Window for BC++
              B)   List of Executable Files for each Icon 
                   and a description of it does

SECTION 9     LAN Windows Configuration

SECTION 10    How to Get A Technical Information Document
              A)   From TechFax
              B)   From Bulletin Boards
              
SECTION 11    Boot Clean


SECTION -1-  SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Before installing BC++ 4.0 please review the minimum 
system requirements listed below:

A) Minimum Installation
   4 MB Extended Memory
   Intel 386 or higher
   DOS 4.01 or later
   Windows 3.1 or later
   approximately 20 MB hard disk space
   3.5" High Density Disk Drive or CD ROM Drive

B) Full Installation (16-bit/32-bit capability):
   8 MB system memory
   Intel 386 or higher
   DOS 4.01 or later
   Windows 3.1 or later
   Win32s (included in BC++ 4.0)
   approximately 80 MB hard disk space
   3.5" High Density Disk Drive or CD ROM Drive

NOTE: On a compressed hard disk the installation process
might need additional hard disk space. If you are using
a disk compression utility, refer to Section 2, part A.


SECTION -2-  INSTALLING BC++ 4.0
A) Pre-Installation Notes

1) Backup Disks:
   If you wish to make backup copies of your original disks 
   use the DOS DISKCOPY command. You must use the same disk
   size and media (density) when you make your backup set of
   disks. Attempting to copy from 3.5" to 5.25" will cause 
   the install program to fail. If you have a bad disk 
   contact Borland's Disk Replacement line at [phone]. 

2) Disk Compression:
   If you are using a disk compression utility (such as
   Stacker[tm], DoubleSpace[tm], XtraDrive[tm],
   SuperStor[tm], etc.) the estimated available hard disk
   space reported might not be sufficient to install the
   product. During installation, BC++ 4.0 copies compressed
   files onto your hard disk. Disk compression utilities
   report available hard disk space assuming that the files
   copied onto the disk can be compressed. Since the files
   that are copied by the installation program are already
   compressed, the disk compression utility cannot compress
   them any further. To solve this, you might need to free
   additional hard disk space for the installation.

3) Upgrading:
   If you will be using OWL 1 or Turbo Vision, you must keep
   the source code for ClassLib, TV, and OWL 1 on your computer
   so that you can rebuild them with BC++ 4.0.  Delete the
   remainder of your previous version of BC++.

4) Network Installaion:
   If you are installing BC++ 4.0 on a network, you may wish
   to consult Technical Information Document number 1738.  For
   information on how to receive this document, refer to 
   Section 10.

5) Compatibility Issues:

   -Norton Desktop For Windows (NDW)
     If you have Norton Desktop running on your system and
     have the Auto Arrange Icons option turned off,
     the BC++ 4.0 program icons may appear to be on top
     of each other once the installation process is
     complete.  Either turn on Auto Arrange (Configure |
     Quick Access | Auto Arrange) before installing or simply
     click Window | Arrange Group Icons to arrange the new
     icons within the Borland C++ 4.0 window. (Make sure the 
     Borland C++ 4.0 window is highlighted when you choose 
     Arrange Group Icons.)

B) Installation Instructions:

1. Boot Clean
   It is highly recommended that you boot clean before
   installing BC++ 4.0. Booting your system with a clean 
   configuration will eliminate any potential software 
   conflicts that might arise during installation. Refer to
   Section 11 for instructions on how to boot clean.

2. Insert the BC++ 4.0 installation disk into drive A or B.

3. From the DOS prompt type WIN A:INSTALL (or WIN B:INSTALL)
   and press ENTER. From Windows choose File|Run from
   the Program Manager and type: A:INSTALL (or B:INSTALL).

4. Select installation options from the install menu for
   Destination and Configuration File directories.
   "Borland C++ Destination Directory" is the directory
   where BC++ 4.0 will be installed.

   "Borland C++ Configuration File Directory" is where the
   BC++ 4.0 configuration files will be installed.

   "Windows Directory" is the directory where Windows is 
   located. This path cannot be edited.

   The "Install Win32s" option will install WIN32s. Refer to
   Section 3 for more information.

   The "Create Borland C++ Group" option will create a
   program group in Windows with the BC++ 4.0 icons. Refer
   to Section 8 for more information.

   The "LAN Windows Configuration" option  This option must 
   be used when you run Windows from a network or plan to 
   install BC++ 4.0 to a network.  Refer to Section 9 for 
   more information.

   The "Customize Installation" button lets you customize
   the installation of BC++ 4.0.

   The "Installation requires" section is the amount of KB
   required to install the options you have chosen.

   The "Available" section is the amount of KB you currently
   have available on the drive specified as the Destination
   Directory.

5. Choose INSTALL to begin installation. If problems occur
   during installation, note any error messages and refer to
   Section 5.


C) After Installation:

1. After the install has completed, the README file appears.
   The README file contains important information about
   configuring and using BC++ 4.0, including late changes
   which might have occurred after the manuals were printed.

2. The option to install Win32s extensions to Windows 3.1
   is provided by Microsoft for 32-bit applications. Refer
   to Section 4 for more information.

3. Exit Windows and modify your CONFIG.SYS so that files
   and buffers are set to at least 40. Example:
          FILES=40
          BUFFERS=40

   BC++ 4.0 automatically modifies your AUTOEXEC.BAT file
   by adding to your path statement the BC++ 4.0 bin 
   directory. Example:
          PATH C:\BC4\BIN;C:\;C:\DOS;C:\WINDOWS 

4. To launch the Integrated Development Environment (IDE),
   double click the BCW icon in the Borland C++ program
   group window. If the IDE does not appear, note the error
   message(s) and refer to Section 6.


SECTION -3-  MINIMUM AND SELECTIVE INSTALLATION OPTIONS
This section outlines the minimum and selective install
options available for BC++ 4.0.

A) 16-bit Command Line Minimum Install (9 MB Hard Disk)

   Borland C++ Tools:
   16-bit Target Command Line Tools        4800 KB 

   Borland C++ Libraries:
   16 & 32-bit RTL Header Files            2120 KB

   Borland C++ Libraries - Windows RTL Options:
   16-bit Large Library                    1432 KB
   16-bit DLLs                              208 KB

B) 32-bit Command Line Minimum Install (13 MB Hard Disk)

   Borland C++ Tools:
   32-bit Target Command Line Tools        5064 KB

   Borland C++ Libraries:
   16 & 32-bit RTL Header Files            2120 KB
   32-bit Specific RTL Header Files         744 KB

   Borland C++ Libraries - Windows RTL Options:
   32-bit Library                          4568 KB
   32-bit DLLs                              392 KB

C) 16-bit IDE Minimum Install (26 MB Hard Disk)

   Borland C++ Tools:
   IDE                                    22104 KB

   Borland C++ Libraries:
   16 & 32-bit RTL Header Files            2120 KB
   32-bit Specific RTL Header Files         744 KB

   Borland C++ Libraries - Windows RTL Options:
   16-bit Large Library                    1432 KB
   16-bit DLLs                              208 KB

D) 32-bit IDE Minimum Install (30 MB Hard Disk)

   Borland C++ Tools:
   IDE                                    22104 KB

   Borland C++ Libraries:
   16 & 32-bit RTL Header Files            2120 KB
   32-bit Specific RTL Header Files         744 KB

   Borland C++ Libraries -  Windows RTL Options:
   32-bit Library                          4568 KB
   32-bit DLLs                              392 KB

E) DOS Only Minimum Install (8 MB Hard Disk)

   Borland C++ Tools:
   16-bit Target Command Line Tools        4800 KB 

   Borland C++ Libraries:
   16 & 32-bit RTL Header Files            2120 KB

   Borland C++ Libraries - DOS RTL Options:
   DOS Large RTL                            568 KB