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		    Twins95 - CD Remapper for Windows 95

			 Release Notes, May 5, 1995

			 VCDREMAP.VXD, version 0.31
			  CDREMAP.EXE, version 1.0j

1.  Introduction:

Most CDROM-based applications have the limitation of expecting media to be in
certain drive.  Normally, this would be the first CDROM drive found or the
drive in which the application was previously installed from.  To remove this
limitation under Windows 95, a combination of TSR/VxD is required. For
"DOS-based" applications, the current CDREMAP.EXE TSR is needed to remap
requests. For "Windows-based" applications, the virtual VCDREMAP.VXD will
intercept and remap all necessary calls.  This solution presumes that the
user will always start Windows 95 before running applications, DOS or
Windows.

2.  Installation:

Follow these steps to install CDRemapper (an example is given for
clarification purpose) :

 a. Copy CDREMAP.EXE and VCDREMAP.VXD to the directory of your choice.

	C:\CDREMAP

 b. Call CDREMAP.EXE from the WINDOWS\DOSSTART.BAT.  This needs to be
    done after the loading of MSCDEX.EXE.

	C:\xxx\MSCDEX.EXE /D:MSCD0001 .....
	C:\CDREMAP\CDREMAP.EXE

 c. In the [386Enh] section of SYSTEM.INI, load VCDREMAP.VXD.

	Device=C:\CDREMAP\VCDREMAP.VXD

Steps (b) is required for DOS applications that force Windows to exit before
running, such as MegaRace. Step (c) is required for "Windows-based"
applications such as US ATLAS.


3.  Known Limitations

The known bugs and unresolved issues for this release are listed here.
Listing issues and features here does constitute a promise to resolve them by
any particular date.  This list is for reference and instruction.

a. You must have media in both CDROM drives for the drivers to work properly.
   If one of the drives does not contain media, the standard error messages
   will be reported.

b. Audio CD remapping is not currently supported.


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