Microsoft KB Archive/57292

Installing Paintbrush 4.00 on Two Floppy Disks ID: Q57292 The information in this article applies to: Microsoft Paintbrush for MS-DOS, version 4.0 SUMMARY The following steps are involved in installing Paintbrush 4.0 on two 360K 5.25-inch disks or two 760K 3.5-inch floppy disks: Place the Setup Disk in Drive A and type the following at the A prompt: pbsetup Instructions appear on the screen in the following sequence: Press C to continue. Press F to set up the Paintbrush program disks. Press D to copy the MS Paintbrush program to floppy disks. Format two disks and label them "A" and "B". Press C to continue. Place Disk B in Drive A and the Paintbrush Program disk in Drive B. Press C to continue. The display reads as follows: Pbsetup is ready to copy the rest of MS Pbrush to disk 'A'. Put Disk A in Drive A and the Paintbrush Setup disk in Drive B. Press C to continue. Place the Paintbrush Utility Disk in Drive B. Press C to continue. The display reads as follows: The copying of MS Paintbrush to floppy diskettes is complete. You must now continue to select the display adapter, printer and printer port to be used. Press C to continue. Press C to continue. Choose Adapter, then press ENTER. Press C to continue. Make sure the Paintbrush Setup Disk is in Drive B. Press C to continue. The display reads as follows: Display adapter information recorded. Press C to continue. The display reads as follows: This procedure records information about the printer. Press C to continue. Choose Printer, then press ENTER. Place the Paintbrush Utilities Disk in Drive B. Press Cto continue. Press Q to quit. Deleting TINYFRZ.COM from Disk A releases an additional 4.8K of disk space on Disk A for a total of approximately 87K, varying with the adapter and printer choices. The paint program is run with Disk A in Drive A and Disk B in Drive B. Disk B contains the PBRUSH.EXE file; the remainder of the files are on Disk A. Additional query words: paint brush 4.00 noupd set up Keywords : Version : MS-DOS:4.0 Platform : MS-DOS Issue type :

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