Welcome to ISAM Manager, The B+Tree/ISAM system for C++. This is
the Test-Drive Shareware version of the product, and you must
register if you are still using ISAM Manager after 30 days. Please
see the REGISTER.DOC file for more information.

While we can't offer full support to unregistered users, we would
like to hear from you if you have installation problems - we
should be able to help you out. So if you get stuck, give us a
call on 0442 891331 (non-UK call +44 442 891331) or drop us an
email message at one of our many email addresses.


Installation

To Install ISAM Manager, simply insert disk 1 into drive A (or
whatever floppy drive letter you are using), and type the
following:

A:INSTALL

INSTALL will ask you for a drive and directory name to install
ISAM Manager into, which will default to "C:\ISAMMGR". The
following subdirectories off C:\ISAMMGR will also be created:

INCLUDE         -       Include files
LIB             -       Library files
TUT1            -       Tutorial 1 files
TUT2            -       Tutorial 2 files
TUT3            -       Tutorial 3 files
SOURCE          -       ISAM Manager source code
FSCREEN         -       FScreen Library source code
KEYSRCH         -       KEYSRCH & ADDFILE Example program files

You should now add "C:\ISAMMGR" to your DOS PATH statement, as
this directory will contain some important executable files, and
"C:\ISAMMGR\INCLUDE" should be added to your compiler's include
file search path. "C:\ISAMMGR\LIB" contains the lib files which
should be included. They are of the following format:

im[z|b][w][c|l].lib

Where [z|b] is the compiler being used (z = Zortech, b =
Borland), [w] designates a Windows version, and [c|l] is the
memory model (Small and Medium memory models are not provided,
and we don't advise you to create ISAM Manager applications
using these memory models). For example, the library file for
Borland C++, using the compact memory model is called
"imcm.lib". Remember to include a lib file in each of your
projects or make files. You may want to delete any .lib files
that you know you won't be using.