Teledex for Windows
by Data-Labs Copyright 1995-1996
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Read me - Important

Many systems have problems with SHARE.EXE. In some cases,
Teledex for Windows will not run, even when
share.exe is loaded in the autoexec.bat file. Share is used
for file locking and must be present in order for Teledex
with it's MS ACCESS engine to run even in a single user
configuration.

VSHARE.386 -- A BETTER WAY...

Instead of running share.exe from the DOS prompt or at boot-
up by listing it in your Autoexec.bat, a better way is to use
a file we have supplied called VSHARE.386. This must be
placed in the WINDOWS/SYSTEM directory. For it to run, a line
must be edited into the System.INI file with a text editor
such as DOS EDIT or Windows Notepad. In the 386ENH section of
the System.INI, add the following line:

DEVICE = VSHARE.386

Note, even though VSHARE.386 must be located in the
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory, System.INI is located in the
C:\WINDOWS directory.

When using VSHARE.386, DO NOT USE SHARE.EXE. ie. Take any
line with SHARE in it out of the AUTOEXEC.BAT FILE.
AUTOEXEC.BAT is located in the ROOT directory. To edit
autoexec.bat using DOS EDIT, go to the C:> prompt and type
EDIT AUTOEXEC.BAT<Enter>. After removing the line with share
in it, click on FILE menu, then click on SAVE. Then EXIT.

To edit the System.ini file from the C:> prompt, type
CD\WINDOWS. (Be sure to use backslashes) This will yield the
C:\WINDOWS prompt. At this prompt type EDIT SYSTEM.INI
Add the line to the 386 Enh section - DEVICE = VSHARE.386

Be sure the VSHARE.386 file is located in the
c:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory. If it is in the newly created
Teledex directory, copy it to the c:\windows\system
directory.
