Updated 1 October 1995

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                     INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS


You have just completed the installation of Romview, the Windows
interface to a Romware database.  The default Configuration file,
and Access file when appropriate, are being used and should be
sufficient for running Romview.  However, Romview does accept
several run-time parameters in the event that additional
information is necessary for indicating the location and names of
these files.  The full syntax for invoking Romview is as follows:

   Drive:\Path\ROMVIEW.EXE db_name [options]

   Where: Drive:\Path  specifies the drive and path containing the
                       ROMVIEW.EXE file;

          db_name      specifies the drive, path and file name of
                       the desired Romware database;

          [options] are any of the following:

          -Aaccess_dir indicates the drive and path containing the
                       ROMWARE.ACC file;

          -Ccfg_file   indicates the drive, path, name and extension
                       of the configuraton file to be loaded;

          -Ddll_dir    indicates the drive and path containing the
                       ROMWARE.DLL file;

          -Hhelp_file  indicates the drive, path, name and extension
                       of the Help file to be used.



ROMVIEW has a built-in graphics viewer for PCX images.  If your images
are in a different format (or you desire a different graphics viewer
for PCX images), you must specify the program name in the [Extensions]
section of the ROMVIEW.INI file.

Using any text file editor (including NotePad available from FileMgr),
edit the ROMVIEW.INI file.  Under the [Extensions] section, add the
extension of the graphic files followed by an equal sign (=), the
desired program name (or PIF file) to be invoked for displaying the
images, a space, a caret (^), a period (.) and the extension.

Some sample entries have been provided as a guide.  The first entry
specifies the use of Paint Brush.  In this case, if the entry was
changed to PCX, all PCX image files would be displayed via the Paint
Brush image viewer.

Please note that the ROMVIEW.INI entries override the default viewer.
For this reason the first entry is specified as XPCX so that Paint
Brush does not become the viewer invoked for displaying PCX images.

****** IMPORTANT ******
To override default viewer copy the amended ROMVIEW.INI to the 
WINDOWS default directory.