The NEC Code Electrical Database system has been provided on these disks
in a partially archived form in order to save space.
In order to set up your hard disk:


  1) Prepare a subdirectory for the data  C> MD\NEWDIR
     (NEWDIR is any name you wish -
      or pick an existing subdirectory)

  2) Go to that new subdirectory          C> CD\NEWDIR

  3) Copy the contents of this disk to
     the hard disk with the command:      C> COPY A:*.*

  4) Issue the command                    C> PKXARC *.ARC
     This will unarchive the DATA
     and KEYS datasets

  5) Delete the archived files with       C> ERASE *.ARC

  6) Replace the disk in the A: drive with EN11B.0 (disk 2)

  7) Unarchive the CHAIN data with        C> PKXARC A:CHAIN

  8) Final cleanup can be done with       C> ERASE (*.*
                                          C> ERASE PBS.BAT
                                          C> ERASE PKXARC.*

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The documentation files on this disk can be identified by their
extensions of .DOC, .TXT, or names like README.

These can be viewed with the  PBS-VIEW  program such as  PBS-VIEW PBS.TXT
or shown on the screen with the  TYPE  command such as   TYPE PBS.TXT
or copied to the printer with the  COPY  command such as COPY PBS.TXT PRN

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