PC PLUS SUPERCD - September 1996

Rosenthal UnInstall V5

VERY IMPORTANT!
PLEASE BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN USING THIS PROGRAM!. IT WORKS BY DELETING FILES CREATED SINCE THE LAST TIME IT WAS UPDATED, SO MAKE SURE YOU DON'T DELETE IMPORTANT FILES ALONG WITH THE PROGRAMS YOU WANT TO REMOVE. 

Note: Rosenthal UnInstall saves a copy of your original boot sector before 
generating a special security replacement. DO NOT delete the Uninstall program files, before safely removing Uninstall (see directions below) and restoring your original boot sector.

Read the manual for more information (UNINSTAL.DOC).

What Uninstall can do

Run Uninstall to create a log of the files and directories on your hard disk. When trying new software you can run Uninstall to remove all traces of any new program if you decide not to keep it. When you install new software that you want to keep, run Uninstall and update its log. Ideal for trying out software on the SuperCD or shareware!

Supports single and network DOS and Windows users. 

INSTALLATION
To install Rosenthal Uninstall, press [Continue] below, then choose a destination. The default is C:\PCPLUS\UNINSTAL, but you can select any drive and directory. An icon can also be set up in the Program Manager group of your choice.

REMOVING UNINSTALL
From the directory where the UNINSTALL files are held, enter:

UNINSTALL /BOOT

at the DOS prompt. This will launch Uninstall. Press [Esc] to return to the DOS prompt. You can then delete the Uninstall files.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT
If you have problems installing or running this software, you can call the PC Plus Hotline on (01225) 442244, between 9:30am and 5.30pm, Monday to Friday). Please make sure you have followed any instructions here and in the magazine before calling.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS
The PC Plus SuperCD is thoroughly checked for all known viruses, and independently certified before duplication. While every care is taken during the selection, testing and installation of SuperCD software, Future Publishing can accept no responsibility for loss or damage occurring during its use.