Version 1.15 and subsequent versions of vdraw have several changes that
affect the way in which you can run them.

The major change is in the location of the files:

      vdraw.profile
      vdraw.brushes
      vdraw.patterns    (a new file for this release)

these are no longer in the s: directory.  Instead these files are
all in the vdraw: directory.  There are several ways you can use 
this feature to make running vdraw easier.  

Method #1:

   Label this disk as   "vdraw",  (the default) then the program
   will automatically search in this directory for the files.

Method #2:

   Before your first use of vdraw, open a CLI window, put this disk
   into drive df1: and execute the following command:

   assign vdraw: df1:

Method #3:

   You can put an assign command in your s/startup-sequence command
   file, however you will have to use the exact name of this disk.


My recommendation is to use method 1.

NOTE: the only file that vdraw actually needs to run is the vdraw.profile
      file, however you will not have any brushes or area fill patterns 
      if you do not use the other two files.

