Microsoft QuickC for Windows SETUP Program

A mouse is not required to run the SETUP program.  You can turn options
on or off either by clicking the option you want or by using the TAB key
and then pressing the SPACEBAR.  Pressing the SPACEBAR toggles the
installation option on or off.

The remainder of this file describes the options available at setup time.
Each option is explained in its own section below.

For additional technical information on using Microsoft QuickC for
Windows, see the README.TXT file located in your Microsoft QuickC for
Windows install directory. This file can be opened using any text editor
or word processor, such as Microsoft Windows Notepad.

The amount of disk space required for each option and the total amount
of disk space required to install all of the selected options are
displayed at the bottom of the dialog box.  Use this information and the 
following information on the options to determine which options you want 
to install.

1)  Development Environment

Choosing this option installs the minimum file set necessary for using 
Microsoft QuickC for Windows.  If you are installing Microsoft QC/Win
for the first time, you must turn on this option.

2)  QuickCase:W

Choosing this option installs the QuickCase:W user interface prototyper.
It will either work independently or in conjunction with the QC/Win
development environment.

3)  Resource Editors

Choosing this option installs the necessary applications to edit dialog
boxes, bitmaps, icons and cursors for Windows applications.

4)  Runtime Libraries

Choosing this option installs the necessary runtime libraries to write
both Windows and DOS applications. These libraries also include the
QuickWin routines to allow easy porting of applications from DOS to
Windows.

5)  Sample Programs

Choosing this option installs the sample programs for QC/Win.


6)  On-line Help Files

Choosing this option installs on-line help files for the Quick
Development Environment as well as the Windows API reference and
the C Languages Reference.
