You can run "DEMO.EXE" as it stands, however, the OLE export 
functionality will not work until "PEGRPSVR.EXE" is registered as 
an OLE server and is placed in your path.  Optionally, to enable the 
ProEssentials OLE export functionality, do the following:

1)      Move the following files into the windows\system dir.
	PEGRAPHS.DLL
	PEGRAPHS.HLP
	PEGRPSVR.EXE
	PEGRPSVR.REG

2)      Other files can be left where they are.

3)	Use REGEDIT to load PEGRPSVR.REG.  This will enable the OLE 
	functionality of the ProEssentials.  
	Shortcut, you can double click "PEGRPSVR.REG" from within 
	File Manager / Explorer

You can refer to the help file "PEGRAPHS.HLP" for more detailed 
information on the end-user capabilities of the ProEssentials 
controls.

The file "PEINFO.DOC" (MS Word) contain general information about 
the ProEssentials along with some example code.

The file "DEMOCODE.TXT" contains the C code and similar Basic code 
for the graphs shown in the demo.

Make sure to note...

a) Size the demo window and watch how the ProEssentials produce a 
quality image regardless of shape and size.  Point labels will never 
overlap, note how grid tick/line densities will automatically change, 
and how point labels will be automatically forced into vertical 
orientation.  The ProEssentials can be used to generate high-quality 
data-driven images which you can rely upon.

b) Scroll through subsets and points to see the effect of preparing 
images in memory. 

c) Notice that the demo demonstrates how an application can respond to 
Hot-Spots.  The demo will respond to clicking Subset Labels, Point 
Labels, Data Points and Table Items.

d) Export an OLE object to the clipboard and then paste it into 
MS Write / Wordpad or some other OLE container.  You can then 
double-click the image to invoke ProEssentials OLE-Mini Server, 
PEGRPSVR.EXE.  

e) Be sure to export some images to your printer.  For an even 
better demonstration, paste an OLE Object or Metafile into a 
document and then print the document.  The ProEssentials look 
very impressive inside documents.

f) When looking at the Graph Real-Time example, invoke the popup 
menu and make a customization. The Scientifc Graph Real-Time has 
the popup menu disabled but you can press the spacebar to invoke 
the customization dialog.

g) Notice the context sensitive help.  Give the focus to any 
ProEssentials based control (example: Font Size radio group) and 
press F1.

