Company Information

  W. Johnson & Associates 
  Computer Software Products and Services. 
  Twelve Horne St. 
  St. Charles, IL 60174-4146 
  wjohnson@wjohnson.com 
  http://www.wjohnson.com/ 

Polymorphic Database Online Help

Table of Contents 

  Getting Started 
	  Introduction 
	  Evaluation And Registration 
	  System Requirements 
	  Installation Instructions 
	  Network Requirements 

  Registration Information 
	  Limited License 
	  30 Day Trial Version 
	  Purchase 
	  Discounts 

  Database Information 
	  Security 
	  ODBC - Open Data Base Connectivity 
	  ODBC Administrator 
	  Polymorphic Database Filters 
	  Verb Phrase Filters 
	  Noun Phrase Filters 

  Program Usage 
	  Usage Of Verb / Noun Phrase Filters 
	  Adding New Records 
	  Editing Existing Records 
	  Function And Other Keys 

  Dialogs / Screens 
	  Data Center 
	  Polymorphic Address Book 
	  Polymorphic Communications Calendar 
	  Polymorphic Appointments Calendar 
	  Polymorphic Notes Calendar 
	  Polymorphic Diary Calendar 
	  Internet Browser 
	  Color Options 
	  Font Options 
	  Passwords 
	  Polymorphic Reports 

  Menu Selections 
	  File 
	  Edit 
	  View 
	  Favorites 
	  Dialog 
	  Report 
	  Help 

  Tool Bars 
	  Data Center 
	  Database 
	  Internet Browser 
	  Verb / Noun Filters 

  Trouble Shooting 
	  Installation 
	  Known Problems 
	  System Compatibility 
	  Database Problems 
	  Technical Support 

Getting Started

  Introduction 
Polymorphic means having base attributes that remain the same and other attributes that 
can change. The changeable attributes don't necessarily have to change but if and when 
they do, transformation takes place. This transformation process is called polymorphism. 
The base type is said to be polymorphic. 

The Polymorphic Database is thirty two bit software designed to carry the Microsoft ™ 
"Windows 95" label. It has the base attributes of an information management database. 
An address book, interactive calendars including communications, appointments, notes, 
personal diary, calculator, notepad and dialer. It also contains a secure system of login 
and passwords, an Internet browser and other online features. It has changeable attributes 
that permit you to shape the information database into whatever meets your needs. That 
is why it is called polymorphic. It offers powerful user specified systems of polymorphic 
record segregation and retrieval yet still retains simplicity and ease of use. It is fully 
ODBC compliant, robust and built to accommodate even industrial usage that spans years 
of time. 

  Evaluation And Registration 
The Polymorphic Database is not free software. We are a small company and selling 
software is our main business. We are dedicated to quality and work hard to produce 
products that are worthy. We make money the old fashioned way in the modern, high 
tech world. We need your support and we do our best to earn it. Subject to the terms of 
the license agreement, you may use the Polymorphic Database for evaluation purposes 
without charge for a period of thirty days. If you use the Polymorphic Database after the 
30 day evaluation period payment of the registration fee is required. 
See the Registration Information section on this page to learn more. 

  System Requirements 
A minimum of an Intel 80486DX microprocessor based Laptop, notebook, IBM PC or 
true IBM compatible computer. The Polymorphic Database is 32 bit software specifically 
designed to carry the Microsoft ™ "Windows 95" label. It will also run under Microsoft 
Windows NT v.4.0. The Polymorphic Database will not install or run on UNIX systems, 
on a Macintosh or in the Windows 3.1, Win32s environment. 

You should have a minimum of sixteen megabytes of memory and thirty megabytes of 
free disk space to complete installation. Additional disk space is used during installation 
to decompress and copy the necessary files. After installation the program will occupy 
about ten megabytes of disk space. Over time the database will increase in size as records 
are added. The Polymorphic Database is robust and built to accommodate even industrial 
usage that spans years of time. Under these circumstances the database can grow quite 
large. 

The Polymorphic Database comes with a built in Internet Browser. It is integrated and 
physically a part of the program. Having Internet capabilities requires user and system 
Internet capabilities and best results are achieved under these conditions. To accomplish 
this the Polymorphic Database uses Microsoft Internet Explorer technology. It is impractical 
for us to distribute this program. Therefore it is a prerequisite that you have a recent version 
of the Microsoft Internet Explorer installed in your computer. If you do not, download and 
install the latest version from Microsoft before using the Polymorphic Database. If you do not 
have it installed the Polymorphic Database will still work but the browser feature will not 
function.

  Installation Instructions 
The Polymorphic Database comes with a built in installation program "setup.exe". You 
are encouraged to download but if you receive floppy disks you will find it on disk one. 
Download all files into the same directory folder. Decompress any compressed (*.zip) 
files and execute "setup.exe". Carefully enter information as directed by the setup 
program. 

Before installing the Polymorphic Database close all other open, running and system tray 
programs.  If you are concerned about viruses scan the Polymorphic Database files before 
closing your virus shield type program. Running other programs during installation is highly 
likely to cause general installation problems or failure to occur.

Installation is a two part process. Part one is running "setup.exe" which decompresses the 
archive and copies the files to your system. A directory folder is also created called 
"Polymorphic Database". Part two begins when you run the Polymorphic Database for the 
first time. Program registry entries are created, the latest Microsoft Data Access Pack is 
installed, the data source is configured and the various controls are registered. See the 
"Trouble Shooting" section for help solving installation problems. 

The installation program will prompt you for a serial number. If you have purchased the 
Polymorphic Database enter your license number. If you are a trial user you may enter 
anything, your entry will be accepted. 

The Polymorphic Database will install the latest Microsoft Data Access Pack the first 
time it is run. This system software is required. Unless you know for sure that you 
already have it installed choose "Yes" when asked if you want to install it. When offered 
the two drivers check boxes the top check box is required and either check it alone or hit 
the "Select All" button to install all available drivers. The Polymorphic Database will use 
the Microsoft Access ODBC system driver that is installed by this software package. 
Once this subsystem is present Polymorphic Database will self configure. You should not 
have to do any system data source or any other ODBC configuration. 

When you run the Polymorphic Database you will first get the login window. Enter your 
login and password and the first time be sure to write them down. You will need them 
each time you run the program. 

  Network Requirements 

The Polymorphic Database is robust and will perform well on Windows NT v.4.0 
networks. You may access the database through a network, provided that you comply 
with the terms of the license agreement. Additional licensing and client server 
configuration are required to share the database over the network. Your network 
administrator should easily be able to do the necessary network configuration. 

Registration Information

  Limited License 
License Agreement 

  30 Day Trial Version 
256 color and 24 bit true color demonstration versions of Polymorphic Database are 
available for thirty day trial use. These demonstration versions will become disabled after 
30 days or after a large number of record entries. Whichever comes first. Your valid 
registration will reenable the program. We are a small company and selling software is 
our main business. We need your support and we do our best to earn it. Please register. 

  Purchase 
When it becomes available you can visit the Product Registration Center to place your 
order online. Until then please select and print the "Registration Form" from the 
Polymorphic Database "Reports" menu to mail order. 

  Discounts 
Discounts on quantity orders, multiple user licenses, and dealer pricing are offered. 
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Database Information

  Security 
The Polymorphic Database requires a secure login and password to gain entry to the 
program. Passwords can be updated and added so others can gain access. The database 
and your valuable data are never accessible to outside programs or intruders. 

  ODBC - Open Data Base Connectivity 
ODBC stands for Open Data Base Connectivity. Open Data Base Connectivity is an add 
on to your Windows 95 or NT system. Open Database Connectivity application 
programming interfaces (APIs) give programmers the ability to write applications that are 
independent of any particular database management system (DBMS). ODBC provides an 
API that different database vendors implement via ODBC drivers specific to a particular 
database management system (DBMS). The Polymorphic Database uses this API. ODBC 
is a major part of the Microsoft Windows Open Standards Architecture (WOSA). 

  ODBC Administrator 
The ODBC Administrator registers and configures the data sources available to you 
either locally or across a network. 

You will find the ODBC Administrator icon in the Control Panel. The Polymorphic 
Database data source name is "WJAPDB." Once the Polymorphic Database is installed, 
you can configure the data source using the ODBC Administrator but we do not 
recommend that you do this. Changes can produce undesireable results. In most cases no 
configuration beyond initial program installation is necessary. 

  Polymorphic Database Filters 
A database needs to be filtered. This segregates the records and allows for the selection 
of only a particular subset of the available records. Filtering of record sets is critical to 
the performance of any DBMS. For example, you might want to select only the class 
sections for a particular course, such as Math 101. A filter is a search condition and the 
search condition constrains the selection of records from the database. 

Unique systems of user specified database filters is what makes the Polymorphic 
Database polymorphic. Database filters in the form of verb noun phrases can be 
implemented throughout. Each main dialog or screen uses its own set of unique user 
specified database filters. You will create these sets of filters individually as you see fit. 
The individual filters consist of verb noun phrases. It's as easy and natural as spoken 
English. You set up and use verb noun phrases that conform to your specific needs. The 
Polymorphic Database comes with a few default verb noun database filters already in 
place. They are: "Default", "N / A" and "Internet". These are used internally throughout 
the program and cannot be altered. "Default" is the default starting filter when no filter 
has been selected. "N / A" means turn off filtering and "Internet" is used to add Internet 
web sites to the database. Once you see how the Polymorphic Database provides support 
for user specified database filters you will find it comes natural to create your own 
meaningful system of filters. You are only limited by your own imagination. 

What's more is that individual records can be assigned to more than one unique verb 
noun phrase database filter at a time. This permits your C.P.A. friend Marys record to 
appear when you select the noun C.P.A., when you select the noun friend and and when 
you select the noun business. It also similarly includes her record when reports are 
printed. You will assign records to these filters individually as you see fit to meet your 
specific needs. 

  Verb Phrase Filters 

  Express Action Or A State Of Being: 
Active
Inactive
Married
Single
Federal
State
Regional
East Coast
West Coast
International
First Class
Second Class
Paid In Full
Payment Requested
Payment Over Due
Prospective
Level One
Level Two
Local
Long Distance
Urban
Rural
Applicant
Member

  Noun Phrase Filters 

  Describe A Person Place Or Thing: 
Family
Friend
Financial Institution
Airline
Business
Church
Sales Prospect
Police
Ambulance
Military Officer
Enemy Agent
Government
Standards Organization
Alcoholics Anonymous
Dentist
Medical
Veterinarian
Trucking Company
Student
Teacher
University
Courier Service
Municipal
Fire Department

These phrases when used alone or in combination form effective database filters. 
Allowing the user to segregate and address the records as she sees fit. Here are a few 
examples: First Class + Veterinarian, New York + Courier Service, Unemployed + 
Relative, Member + Alcoholics Anonymous, International + Standards Organization, 
Real Estate + Lawyer but mostly those that reflect your specific needs. 

To show all verb phrases set the verb phrase to "N / A". To show all noun phrases set the 
noun phrase to "N / A". To show all records set both the verb phrase and the noun phrase 
to "N / A". 

Program Usage

This section details the actual usage of the Polymorphic Database. The various screens, 
menus, toolbars etc. and their usage. 

  Usage Of Verb / Noun Phrase Filters 
The Polymorphic Database is based on the usage of user created verb / noun phrase 
database filters. This presents new users with three options: 

Beginners can ignore database filtering. To ignore database filtering set and leave all 
verb / noun combo boxes set to the "N / A" and "Default" entry. This instructs 
Polymorphic Database not to filter and to show all entries for verbs and use the 
"Default" for nouns. 

Choose to filter by noun only. leave all verb combo boxes set to the "N / A" entry. 
This instructs Polymorphic Database not to filter by verb. Create and use noun 
filters exclusively. This is what most of us do most of the time. It's a nice clean 
way to categorize the data and still remember where things are. 

Advanced users will need to filter by verb and noun. When you've got large amounts 
of data or data that needs constant attention and housekeeping you need to add 
verb filters. Polymorphic Database will filter by verb and noun allowing an 
additional level of data separation. The various calendar dialogs add another level 
by grouping entries into calendar years. 
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  Adding New Records 
Adding records in any of the Calendar dialogs or screens is initiated by pressing the day 
of the month button on the calendar. The entry screen will then be displayed. After 
entering in the new information press the "OK" button to save it. Adding records to the 
Address Book in the Internet Browser is completed by pressing the check mark button. 
An Internet Site entry for the current U.R.L. will be created in the Address Book. Later 
while in the Address Book you can click the "HTTP://" button to return to the same 
U.R.L. Adding records in the Address Book is initiated by pressing the plus button or by 
selecting "Add Record" from the File menu. After you have entered in the new 
information for the record save your addition in one of two ways. 

  Press the star / update button or choose the menu selection "Update Record" to 
complete the addition or update operation. 

  If you are adding a new record you may press the "plus" button or select "Add 
Record" from the menu. The current record will be added and you can proceed to 
enter another new record. 

  Editing Existing Records 
You may make changes to the individual records as you browse through them. You must 
move off the record and onto the next record to save the changes made. If only one 
record is present you will not be able to move off the record to update it. In this case 
press the star / update button to save the changes made. 

  Function And Other Keys 
  F1: Help Table Of Contents 
  F2: Data Center Dialog 
  F3: Polymorphic Address Book Dialog 
  F4: Polymorphic Communications Calendar Dialog 
  F5: Polymorphic Appointments Calendar Dialog 
  F6: Polymorphic Notes Calendar Dialog 
  F7: Polymorphic Diary Calendar Dialog 
  F8: Passwords Dialog 
  F9: About Dialog 
  F10: Exit 
  F11: Printer Settings 
  F12: Internet Browser Dialog 

Dialogs / Screens

  Data Center 
The Data Center is your starting point and the center of the Polymorphic Database. This 
area provides access to all other areas. 

  Polymorphic Address Book 
A registry for all your contacts. Search or scroll through the entries and jump to Internet 
sites or e-mail. Save Internet sites directly to the Address Book. Create your own set of 
custom Address Book filters. 

  Polymorphic Communications Calendar 
Calendar based communications with the current contact. First choose the contact in the 
Address Book. Next jump to the Communications Calendar and choose the date, then 
enter the information. Search or scroll through the yearly entries. Create your own set of 
custom communications filters. 

  Polymorphic Appointments Calendar 
Calendar based appointments. First choose the contact from the Address Book. Then go 
to the Appointment Calendar and choose the date of the Appointment. Click on the hour 
next to the edit area and the name of the current contact and business appear in the slot. 
Press again and the next thirty minute slot is also allocated to them. No typing is required 
for the current contact. Search or scroll through the entries. Create your own set of 
custom appointments filters. 

  Polymorphic Notes Calendar 
Calendar based notes. First choose the date, then enter the information. Search or scroll 
through the yearly entries. Create your own set of custom notes filters. 

  Polymorphic Diary Calendar 
A calendar based personal diary. First choose the date, then enter the information. Search 
or scroll through the yearly entries. Create your own set of custom diary filters. 

  Internet Browser 
The Polymorphic Database comes with a built in Internet Browser. It is fully integrated 
with and physically a part of the program. Save Internet sites directly to the Address 
Book or to any of the favorites folders. Click the right mouse button to access all the 
internal features of the web browser. The Internet is an integral part of the Polymorphic 
Database and the design is closely coupled with the Internet. The help files are written in 
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML). The Polymorphic Database will always be 
accessible via the Internet including online help and program updates. Stay tuned to 
http://www.wjohnson.com/ for the latest. 

  Color Options 
Do you like a colorful program? The Polymorphic Database can be as colorful as you 
want it to be or not to be. Change the current colors to your favorites or press a button 
and the Polymorphic Database will select a random set for you. Go back, make and save 
changes until you get the colors you like. Your settings will be saved. 

  Label Text: The foreground color of the static text 
  Label Background: The background color of the static text 
  Edit Text: The foreground color of the edit text 
  Edit Background: The background color of the edit text 
  Listbox Text: The foreground color of the listbox text 
  Listbox Background: The background color of the listbox text 
  Random Dialog Colors: Random foreground and background colors 
  Random Calendar Colors: Random calendar control colors 
  Main Background: The background color of the dialog 

  Font Options 
Do you like a certain font? The Polymorphic Database can be configured to use any 
system font in many different sizes. Go back, make and save your changes until you get 
the system font you like. Your settings will be saved. 

  Font: The default font that the dialogs will use. 
  Font Style: Adjust the default font to be italic, bold etc. 
  Font Size: The point size of the default font. 

  Passwords 
The Polymorphic Database requires a secure login and password to gain entry to the 
program. Passwords can be updated and added so others can gain access. 

  Polymorphic Reports 
The Polymorphic Database has full featured reporting capabilities. Reports can be 
previewed, resized, paged through, printed, manipulated, e-mailed and even exported into 
other popular formats. 
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Menu Selections

  File 
Add Record:
Add new record entry information to the database. Abort your entry by clicking on the 
stop sign or selecting "Cancel Changes"
Delete Record:
Delete the current record entry information from the database.
Cancel Changes:
Cancel changes to the current record entry in progress.
Polymorphic Filters dialog only:
Add Polymorphic Filter:
Add a new verb / noun phrase filter record.
Delete Polymorphic Filter:
Delete the current verb / noun phrase filter record. All records in the database that 
contain this verb / noun phrase will be changed to "N / A".
Rename Polymorphic Filter:
Rename the current verb / noun phrase filter record.
Give Polymorphic Filter:
Give the current verb / noun phrase filter to the current record.
Take Polymorphic Filter:
Take the current verb / noun phrase filter from the current record.
Internet Browser dialog only:
Add To Address Book:
Add the current web site to the Address Book. All records added in this manner receive 
the noun phrase "N/A" and the noun phrase "Internet Site".
Add To Favorites:
Add the current web site to the Favorites folder.
Add To Cool Sites:
Add the current web site to the Cool Sites folder.
Add To Microsoft:
Add the current web site to the Microsoft folder.
Exit:
End all tasks and Exit.

  Edit 
Toolbar:
Hide or show the Data Center toolbar.
Status Bar:
Hide or show the status bar at the bottom.
Undo:
If possible undo the previous changes made.
Cut:
Cut this selection to the clipboard.
Copy:
Copy this selection to the clipboard.
Paste:
Paste from the clipboard to the current location.
Find:
Search for text or a phrase and find potantial matches.
Internet Browser dialog only:
Go Back:
Navigate back to the previous page.
Go Forward:
Navigate forward to the previous page.
Stop Task:
Stop the current active task.
Reload Page:
Refresh and reload the current page.
Go Home:
Navigate to the system home page.
Go Search:
Navigate to the system search page.

  View 
Toolbar:
Hide or show the Data Center toolbar.
Status Bar:
Hide or show the status bar at the bottom.
First Record:
Move to the first record in this particular set. This corresponds to the left arrow button 
with the line in front.
Previous Record:
Move to the previous record in this particular set. This corresponds to the left arrow 
button.
Next Record:
Move to the next record in this particular set. This corresponds to the right arrow button.
Last Record:
Move to the last record in this particular set. This corresponds to the right arrow button 
with the line in front.

  Favorites 
Internet Browser dialog only:
More Favorites:
Select a favorite web site from all existing favorites.

  Dialog 
Color Options:
Change and save the current colors. More above.
Font Options:
Change and save the current font. More above.
Login Passwords:
Display the system Passwords dialog. More above.
Pop Up Calendar:
Display the pop up calendar dialog.
Windows Calculator:
Display the Windows Calculator.
Windows Dialer:
Display the Windows Dialer.
Windows Notepad:
Display the Windows Notepad.
Data Center:
Display the Data Center.
Polymorphic Filters:
Display the Polymorphic Filters dialog.
Polymorphic Address Book:
Display the Polymorphic Address Book dialog.
Polymorphic Communications Calendar:
Display the Polymorphic Communications Calendar dialog.
Polymorphic Appointments Calendar:
Display the Polymorphic Appointment Calendar dialog.
Polymorphic Notes Calendar:
Display the Polymorphic Notes Calendar dialog.
Polymorphic Diary:
Display the Polymorphic Diary Calendar dialog.
Internet Browser:
Display the Microsoft ™ Internet Browser dialog.

  Report 
Printer Settings:
Adjust your printer(s) settings.
Current Polymorphic Address Book:
Print the current Polymorphic Address Book entry report.
Polymorphic Address Book Filtered:
Print the Polymorphic Address Book filtered by the current verb / noun selection.
Current Polymorphic Communication:
Print the current Polymorphic Communication entry.
Monthly Polymorphic Communication:
Print the Polymorphic Communication entries for the current month.
Yearly Polymorphic Communication:
Print the Polymorphic Communication entries for the current year.
Current Polymorphic Appointment:
Print Polymorphic Appointments for the current date.
Monthly Polymorphic Appointments:
Print Polymorphic Appointments for the current month.
Yearly Polymorphic Appointments:
Print Polymorphic Appointments for the current year.
Current Polymorphic Note:
Print the Polymorphic Note entry for the current date.
Monthly Polymorphic Notes:
Print Polymorphic Notes for the current month.
Yearly Polymorphic Notes:
Print Polymorphic Notes for the current year.
Current Polymorphic Diary:
Print the Polymorphic Diary entry for the current date.
Monthly Polymorphic Diarys:
Print Polymorphic Diary entries for the current month.
Yearly Polymorphic Diarys:
Print Polymorphic Diary entries for the current year.
Registration Form:
Print the Polymorphic Database registration form.

  Help 
Contents:
Display the HTML Help Table of Contents.
About:
Display the Polymorphic Database version and copyright information.
Register:
Enter your license number to register the Polymorphic Database
http://www.wjohnson.com/:
Navigate online to http://www.wjohnson.com/.

Tool Bars

  Data Center 
The Data Center tool bar contains a button for each of the main Polymorphic Database 
dialogs. It also contains a button for the pop up calendar, Windows calculator, Windows 
Notepad, Windows Dialer, print settings and program information. 

  Database 
The Database tool bar contains a button for each database access feature. Scroll through 
the current record set with the arrows. A plus adds a new record. The star / update button 
completes the addition or update operation. An x deletes the current record. The stop sign 
cancels changes or aborts the current operation. This tool bar also contains the familiar 
undo, cut, copy and paste buttons. 

  Internet Browser 
The Internet Browser tool bar contains a button for each of the Internet Browser browser 
features. An additional checkmark button adds the current web site to the Address Book 
as a new Internet Site entry. 

  Verb / Noun Filters 
The Verb / Noun Filter tool bar contains a button to take you to the Verb / Noun Filter 
dialog. It also displays and permits selection of a current verb and noun filter. 
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Trouble Shooting

  Installation 
Many complex things happen during installation and therefore much can potentially go 
wrong. See the above section on "Getting Started" and make sure your system meets the 
minimum requirements. If you are new to computers please ask someone you know for 
assistance. Installation assumes a Windows 95 or NT v.4.0 machine with a clean 
minimum configuration present. 

  Known Problems 

The installation program returns error -115.

It is highly likely that one of four things has occurred: 
  You have attempted to install to a 16 bit operating system. 
  You have attempted to install to a root directory folder. 
  You have other programs running that are interfering with the installation. 
  You have run out of space on either the source or destination drive. In most cases 
the "C" drive. 

The Polymorphic Database comes with an Internet Browser built into and fully integrated 
with the program. It is physically a part of the Polymorphic Database but it is prerequisite 
that you have a recent version of the Microsoft ™ Internet Explorer installed in your 
machine. If you do not, download and install the latest version from Microsoft before 
using the Polymorphic Database. If you do not have it installed the Polymorphic 
Database will still work but the browser feature will not function. The browser part of the 
Polymorphic Database relies on dynamic link libraries and other features that are 
installed with Microsoft ™ Internet Explorer. This is the first installation step. 

  System Compatibility 
The Polymorphic Database will not install or run on UNIX systems, on a Macintosh or in 
the Windows 3.1, Win32s environment. 

  Database Problems 
Most database problems that occur are due to the absence of the Microsoft 32 Bit ODBC 
subsystem. To verify that it is installed look in the Control Panel to find the 32 bit ODBC 
Administrator icon. Open it and verify that the Microsoft Access ODBC system driver is 
present. The Polymorphic Database uses the Microsoft Access ODBC system driver that 
is installed by the Microsoft Data Access Pack the first time the program is run after 

installation. 
General ODBC problems. You will need the Microsoft 32 Bit ODBC subsystem and the 
Microsoft Access ODBC system driver installed. A wide variety of Windows 95 ODBC 
subsystem problems that can cause the Polymorphic Database to fail or produce error 
messages after successful installation can be solved in this manner: 

  Uninstall the Polymorphic Database 

  Install: ODBC Drivers For Win95 Applications - execute "dataacc.exe" or 
download "WX1350.EXE" Microsoft ODBC drivers installation and setup self 
extracting archive for Windows 95 into a directory folder on your machine. The 
"dataacc.exe" file is distributed in the Polymorphic Database archive so if you 
have the Polymorphic Database you already have this file. You can also obtain 
this file from Microsoft as "WX1350.EXE". 

  Reinstall the Polymorphic Database 

  Technical Support 
Visit the Product Support Center with technical support questions. You should get a 
response back within two business days. Currently there is no available telephone 
technical support. 

E-mail wjohnson@wjohnson.com with questions or comments.
The Polymorphic Database is Registered Copyright © 1998 All Rights Reserved.
Last modified: January 2, 1998 
