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8. Turn your computer ON and insert the 100MB Tools disk into the Zip
drive. Always make sure the green power light is on before inserting
(or ejecting) a Zip disk. When you insert a Zip disk, the amber data
light on the Zip drive flashes momentarily.
9. Insert the Install disk for Windows/MS-DOS into the computer's
diskette drive.
10. Start the Setup or Install program as described below and follow
the screen instructions to install your Zip software.
Windows 3.1 Users:
1. In the Windows Program Manager, select the File menu and choose
Run.
2. In the Command Line box, type a:setup (or b:setup if you are using
drive B), then click OK or press Enter.
MS-DOS Users:
1. At the DOS prompt, type a:guest (or b:guest if you are using drive
B), and press Enter.
2. Notice the drive letter Guest assigns to your Zip drive. If the
drive is assigned to drive letter D, type d:\scsi\install, and press
Enter. If the drive is assigned to drive letter E,
type e:\scsi\install, and press Enter, and so on.
If you need help, see the SCSI Zip Troubleshooting Web Pages or
"Troubleshooting" in the EPSON Zip Installation/User's Guide. There
is also troubleshooting information on the Zip Install disk in the
README.TXT file.
Windows 95 Users
1. Open My Computer, and double click the diskette drive icon. Then
double click Setup95.
Note: If the system runs slowly after you install Tools 95, reboot the
computer.
2. Access Zip Tools by clicking the drive icon in My Computer or
Windows Explorer with the right mouse button.
EPSON tools available
on the drive shortcut menus include:
Copy Machine -- lets you copy one disk to another quickly and easily,
using a single drive or two different drives on your system.
Format -- includes a short format option for erasing a disk quickly
and a long format option for verifying the disk surface. You can also
choose to make the disk bootable or assign a volume name.
Protect -- lets you select software protection options and password
security for a Zip disk.

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