IFSMgr: Inside the Windows 95 File System 
                       Companion Disk

                        README.TXT 
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                         4/23/97

This diskette contains source code and binaries for the utilities
and samples which accompany the book. To install these materials on
your system run SETUP from the diskette or from a location where you
have copied the diskette. The SETUP program will allow you to select
three different options: Binaries, Source Code, and Development Tools.
You may install one or more options. If you decide later to install
additional files, you can do so but only to the original install
directory. A program folder is created during installation. By default 
the installation directory will be "C:\WIN95IFS"; you may enter an 
alternate destination for the installation.

To remove the installed utilities and source code you must run the
UNINSTAL program. This may be done in several ways: 

    1. Execute UNINSTAL from the shortcut icon in the 
        Win95ifs program folder
    2. From Control Panel's "Add/Remove Programs" applet,
        select: "Inside Win95 File System".
    3. From the original diskette or copy of it, find
        UNINSTAL.EXE and execute it directly.

Using the UNINSTAL program is necessary because entries are made in
the registry which would otherwise not be removed. *** This is especially
important with MultiMon, since it uses the registry for installing
static VxDs. ***

For more information on MultiMon see Appendices A and B of the book.

For more information on setting up your environment to build the samples
 on this diskette, read the file BUILD.TXT under the \WIN95IFS\FSDEV
 directory.

Note:
  FSINFILE is an experimental file system that is still "rough around
  the edges". Not all FSD functions are implemented and it should be
  accompanied by a Network Provider DLL. However, I feel these deficiencies
  outweigh it usefulness.