Number Nine MicroStation driver Documentation
			 for Version 2.3.2
			   Date: 05/23/94

QUICK INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS

1) Type <drive>:INSTALL
   where <driver> is the drive where your driver diskette has been placed.

2) Run the MicroStation configuration program "USCONFIG" to select a graphics
   device and choose the "<VENDOR SUPPLIED DRIVER>" option for the Right screen.
   MicroStation will then display a list of all available vendor supplied
   drivers. Select:
	      "Number Nine ### - Right"
   where ## if the current version number of the driver.
   If the driver has been installed, the configuration program will
   begin executing and will allow you to select the operating mode and other
   driver configuration settings. When you exit from the configuration
   program, you will be placed back into the USCONFIG program to continue with
   the MicroStation configuration.

   IF YOU ARE CONFIGURING FOR DUAL SCREEN OPERATION, GO TO THE LABEL:
    "DUAL SCREEN OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS:"

   IF YOU ARE CONFIGURING FOR SINGLE SCREEN OPERATION, GO THE THE LABEL:
    "SINGLE SCREEN OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS:"

   DUAL SCREEN OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS:
   You will then be asked to select the driver for the Left screen. If you plan
   on running dual screens, once again select the "Vendor supplied driver"
   option. MicroStation will display a list of all available vendor supplied
      drivers. Select:
	      "Number Nine ### - Left"
   where ## if the current version number of the driver.
   Once again, the configuration program will allow you to configure
   the driver, this time for the Left screen. Upon exiting from the
   configuration program, you will again be placed back in the USCONFIG
   program and allowed to continue with normal MicroStation configuration.
   CONTINUE TO STEP 3 OF THESE INSTRUCTIONS

   SINGLE SCREEN OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS:
   You will then be asked to select the driver for the Left screen.
   Since you are running in single screen mode, choose "no secondary driver."
   You will then be asked if you want to disable the swap screen function
   (which applies only to single screen operation.) Your driver will
   support swap screen in any mode at any color depth with any resolution. You
   should therefore NOT disable swap screen to get maximum functionality
   from your system. However, use of swap screen (pressing F9 when inside
   MicroStation) could use a considerable amount of ram and, if you do not
   have sufficient ram in your system to store an entire graphics screen, you
   should choose "Y" to disable the swap screen function.

3) Go to the Microstation root directiory and run MicroStation.

4) TO CHANGE DRIVER OPERATING MODES OR SETTINGS:
   It is NOT necessary to run USCONFIG to change the driver operating
   mode or settings after the driver has been selected using the above
   procedure. If desired, you may enter the "DRIVERS" subdirectory of
   MicroStation and type:
		dellcfg
   Use of this technique will allow you to avoid running USCONFIG to adjust your
   driver settings. However, if you desire to, you may run USCONFIG to change
   the mode and/or settings at any time.

The following files are included with the Number Nine MicroStation driver

README.DOC  -   This file

DISK.ID     -   A short text file which identifies the disk to the install
		program.

INSTALL.EXE -   Installation executable file

INSTALL.DAT -   Data file which controls the operation of the install.exe
		program.

N9US40.RED  -   All of files required by your driver in compressed format.
	       This file is un-compressed during installation to create
	       the required files for the driver.

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