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 Help -- %N Setup

%N disk compression creates more disk space by compressing your files so that they use less space. 

Using %N Setup
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During %N Setup, you will need to make some choices. %N displays choices in a box. To choose the highlighted option, just press ENTER. To choose a different option, press the UP ARROW or DOWN ARROW key to highlight the option you want, and then press ENTER.

What Happens During %N Setup?
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The %N Setup program configures your computer for disk compression, checks your drive's reliability, and then compresses the drive of your choice.

Once you install it, %N disk compression is built into MS-DOS. When MS-DOS starts, it loads %S.BIN, the part of MS-DOS that provides access to compressed drives, along with other operating system components. MS-DOS loads %S.BIN before carrying out the commands in your CONFIG.SYS file.

After you install %N, you can run the %N program to maintain your compressed drives and to compress additional drives. To run it, type %S at the command prompt.

Note: If you need to, you can later uncompress a %N 
      compressed drive, and can even uninstall %N. 

Related Topic
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  "Uncompressing a Compressed Drive"~HLAA~


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 Help -- Choosing Express or Custom Setup

You can choose either Express Setup or Custom Setup.

When you run Express Setup, %N compresses the existing files on drive C and determines compression settings for you. This is the easiest way to compress the data on your hard disk.

When you run Custom Setup, %N gives you a choice of which drives to compress, and gives you the chance to specify compression settings yourself. Choose Custom Setup to compress the data on a drive other than drive C, or to create an empty compressed drive using the free space on an existing drive.

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 Help -- Choosing a Compression Method

There are two ways to create a compressed drive.

If you choose "Compress an existing drive," %N compresses the existing files on the hard disk drive of your choice. When %N finishes, the drive will have more free space. (The drive will contain most of the same files as before; the only exceptions are files that cannot be compressed. %N creates a new uncompressed drive to contain those files.) The "Compress an existing drive" option is particularly useful if your hard disk is getting full. 

If you choose "Create a new empty compressed drive," %N uses some of the space on a hard disk drive to create a new compressed drive. The result is a new empty drive that contains more free space than the amount used to create the drive. You might want to choose this option if your hard drive has plenty of free space, or if you do not want to compress your existing files.

Note: If you need to, you can later uncompress a %N 
      compressed drive, and can even uninstall %N. 

Related Topic
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  "Uncompressing a Compressed Drive"~HLAA~

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 Help --  %N Has Finished Compressing Your Drive

%N has finished compressing the drive you selected, and displays the following information:

 * How much free space the drive contained before %N