

1. A failure of the EXCLUDE program can be caused by an unset
env. variable. If there is a failure of DOS to redirect an 
output from one command to another command using the pipe (|),
check to see if the TEMP environmental variable is set (just
type set and enter at the DOS prompt).  If not set, you can
specify some directory to store temporary files in your
AUTOEXEC.BAT file and then reboot your computer.  Please consult
your DOS manual.

Example AUTOEXEC.BAT file line:   SET TEMP=C:\DOS

2. A failure of the EXCLUDE program can be caused by an old
version of DOS which does not have the external DOS commands
that EXCLUDE uses.  These commands are the FIND.EXE and the
MORE.COM commands.  Just change directories to your DOS
directory and see if they are there.  If MORE.COM is the only
command missing, then you can work around the problem by
removing the | MORE in the EXCLUDE.BAT file.  There is no work
around for a missing FIND.EXE, however.  The find is needed for
the EXCLUDE command to work.  All other commands within TXTPRO1
should work however.

3.  If your mouse fails to work in TXTPRO, it most likely is not
installed at the DOS level.  Even though you may be using 
TXTPRO in a DOS  window within Microsoft's Windows, you still
need to install the  DOS mouse driver at the DOS level so that
TXTPRO (and other DOS  programs) will be able to use it.  Please
Consult your mouse documentation for DOS driver installation.

4.  TXTPRO10.EXE is compressed and when it is executed, it will
first make an integrity check and if TXTPRO10.EXE detects
tampering or other data corruption, it will display a CRC
failure warning.  NEVER USE A FILE THAT FAILS CRC !!!  It may
contain a virus.
