                           JRCOMPAT RUN INSTRUCTIONS
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JRCOMPAT is a database program to allow the quick, easy lookup of the
compatibility of a computer program with the IBM PCJr.  The original
distribution of the program is on two disks.  The first disk (DISK 
#1005A)is the database program. The second disk (DISK #1005B) contains 
preentered data on software compatibility with the PCJr. Compatibility 
data can be added to, deleted from, or changed on the database.

To run the program on a single floppy drive system, put the program 
disk (DISK #1005A) in the drive and Enter  JRCOMPAT at the DOS command 
line.  When the main menu screen comes up remove the program disk 
(DISK #1005A) and insert the data disk (DISK #1005B).  After that it 
should be self-explanatory.

To run the program on a dual floppy drive system, put the program disk
(DISK #1005A) in one drive and the data disk (DISK #1005B) in the 
second drive.  Make the drive with the data (DISK #1005B) in it the 
default drive. i.e. if DISK #1005A is in drive A and DISK #1005B is in 
drive B, make B: the default drive.  Then enter the drive letter of 
the drive containing DISK #1005A and type JRCOMPAT command to start 
the program.  i.e. as in our prior example the default drive is B:,  
DISK #1005A is in drive A:, so we would enter this:

                         B>A:JRCOMPAT

The JRCOMPAT program will be loaded and will access the data disk in 
the B: drive as needed.

To run the program on a system with a hard drive copy all files on 
both disks to the desired subdirectory on the hard drive, make that 
subdirectory the default directory and then type the command:

                          C:JRCOMPAT

The JRCOMPAT program will be loaded and will access the data disk in 
the C: drive subdirectory as needed.

JRCOMPAT was written by David R. Paules of the Metro PCJr Users Group 
for the use of any IBM PCJr user.  It does require the use of a PCJr, 
or compatible, with memory in excess of the standard 128K, probably at 
least 384K.  No guarantees are made for the operation or safety of 
operation of this program.  The author and the Metro PCJr Users Group 
deny any and all liability for inaccuracies in the data presented and 
for any damage which may result from use of this program.  Every care 
has been taken to insure that no damage will result from use of this 
program, mainly because I use it myself, but as we all know there are 
no guarantees in the computer world.  By the way, if you're curious, 
JRCOMPAT was written entirely in the Clarion 4th generation language
using the "Clarion Professional Developer." and no I haven't tested it 
on a Jr since I don't have a hard drive on my Jr.



This disk also contains a list of sources for jr hardware insert disk 1005A
in drive A, then enter the following:
				
				A:HARDWARE   <ENTER>
			
  