             FRAGMENTATION ANALYSIS UTILITY
              
         INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

The Fragmentation Analysis Utility shows the state of file 
fragmentation on your disks.  (This utility is for analysis 
only -- it will not defragment your files.) It runs under 
versions 3.5 and 3.51 of Windows NT[TM] Workstation and 
Windows NT Server.  

(Note: This utility is not intended to be run from a server to 
analyze remote disks over a network.  To analyze local disks, 
install this utility on the local system to be analyzed.)

The Fragmentation Analysis Utility runs on Alpha[TM] platforms.  
It will analyze NTFS and FAT volumes.


RUNNING THE FRAGMENTATION ANALYSIS UTILITY FROM A FLOPPY DISKETTE
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Follow these steps to run the Fragmentation Analysis Utility from
a floppy diskette:

1. Log onto your Windows NT system from an Administrator account.

2. Insert the floppy diskette containing the Fragmentation Analysis 
   Utility into the appropriate drive on your system.

3. Use the Windows NT File Manager to list the files contained on 
   the floppy diskette.

4. Double click on one of the following executable images:

	fauantfs.exe  -  for NTFS partitions
	fauafat.exe  -  for FAT partitions

5. Follow the instructions as they appear on your screen.


RUNNING THE FRAGMENTATION ANALYSIS UTILITY FROM A HARD DRIVE
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1. Log onto your Windows NT system from an Administrator account.

2. Insert the floppy diskette containing the Fragmentation Analysis 
   Utility into the appropriate drive on your system.

3. Copy all files from the floppy diskette into a directory on your 
   hard drive.  (Note: All the Fragmentation Analysis Utility files 
   must be copied to the same directory.

4. Use the Windows NT File Manager to list the files you have just 
   copied onto your hard drive.

5. Double click on one of the following executable images:

	fauantfs.exe  -  for NTFS partitions
	fauafat.exe  -  for FAT partitions

6. Follow the instructions as they appear on your screen.

When done, you will have discovered the state of file fragmentation on 
your system.  If you have any difficulty using this utility call 
818-547-2050.


SOFTWARE UTILITY LICENSE AGREEMENT
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Utility Software Product(s): Fragmentation Analysis Utility

This is a legal agreement between you (either an individual or an entity) 
and Executive Software International, a California corporation ("ESI").  By 
using the software product designated above, you agree to be bound by the 
terms of this agreement.

1.  Grant of Software License.  On the terms and conditions noted herein, 
this Software License Agreement ("License") permits you to use the utility 
software product(s) identified above ("Software") for an indefinite period of 
time on as many computers as you wish.  However, the software may not be 
modified for any reason.  You may copy this Software for your friends and 
associates, but you may not rent, lease, or transfer the Software for profit.  
ESI requires only that each copy carries its copyright notices indicating that 
the software is owned by ESI or its suppliers and is protected by United States 
copyright laws and international treaty provisions.

2.  No Warranties.  The use of the Software under this License is provided to 
you "AS IS".  ESI does not warrant the functions contained in the Software 
will meet your requirements or that the operation of the Software will be 
uninterrupted or error free.  The entire risk as to the quality and 
performance of the Software is with you.

3.  California Law.  This agreement is governed by the laws of the State of 
California.  Should any of the provisions of this Utility License be declared 
invalid by any court of competent jurisdiction, the balance of the license 
will remain in full force and effect.

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			   Glendale, CA 91203-1242

(c) Copyright 1995 Executive Software International, Inc.  All Rights 
Reserved.  DISKEEPER is a registered trademark owned by Executive Software 
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