ACC1x: Installation Process for the Companion Disk |
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The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Access versions 1.0, 1.1
SUMMARY
This article describes the installation process for the Microsoft Access Companion Disk.
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The following lists a sample installation process from drive B, using the default response:
B:\>install ********************************************************************** * * * Microsoft Access Companion Disk * * Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation 1993 * * May 10, 1993 - Edition 1.0 * * * ********************************************************************** * * * This batch program installs the companion disk to your C:\ACCESS * * directory by default. If you wish to override this default * * installation path, enter a new installation path on the command * * line as shown below. * * * * REQUIREMENTS: 3.8 MB of free hard disk space * * * * USAGE: INSTALL [drive]:\[path] * * * * Where [drive] is the drive letter and [path] is the directory * * into which the files will be installed. * * * * Example: INSTALL C:\ACCESS * * * ********************************************************************** . Install into default directory (Yes/No/Cancel)? [ync]y . creating c:\access . Decompressing Sample Applications... . msforms.mdb (file 1 of 4) mssweets.mdb (file 2 of 4) mscms.mdb (file 3 of 4) msdirect.mdb (file 4 of 4) . ********************************************************************** * * * INSTALLATION COMPLETE * * * * Please load Microsoft Access to view your sample database files. * * * * MSFORMS.MDB .... sample data entry forms * * MSSWEETS.MDB ... sample database for small businesses * * MSCMS.MDB ...... sample Contact Management application * * MSDIRECT.MDB ... directory of Access products & services * * * * The sample databases contained on this 'companion disk' have been * * provided purely as an aid to help users learn more about Microsoft * * Access and are therefore provided 'as is'. Microsoft is unable to * * provide support for these samples due to the nature of their design. * * ********************************************************************** B:\>
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Last Reviewed: November 4, 2000 |
