User`s guide

CARROLL TOUCH Chapter 2 - Starting CTDIAG

Touch System Diagnostics (CTDIAG) User’s Guide 2-3

Installing CTDIAG

If you are installing the Carroll Touch driver for Windows 3.1 or

MS-DOS, CTDIAG is automatically installed when you install the

driver. If you are installing the Carroll Touch driver for Windows95 or

Windows NT, you will need to run INSTALL.EXE to install CTDIAG.

See the READ ME file on your installation disk for details.

CTDIAG files are automatically placed in the

c:\ctouch\ctdos\ctdiag directory, unless you specify a

directory other than the default (c:\ctouch) during installation.

If you receive a separate floppy disk containing CTDIAG, you will need

to either copy or extract files to your hard disk, depending upon the

floppy’s contents.

Copying Files

If your floppy disk contains the files listed in Table 2-1, take the

following steps:

1. At the DOS prompt, create the c:\ctouch\ctdos\ctdiag

directory.

2. Use the DOS

copy

command to copy all files from the floppy disk

to that directory.

Extracting Files

If your floppy disk contains a file entitled CTDIAG

.EXE (for

example, CTDIAG33.EXE for version 3.3 of CTDIAG), you have

CTDIAG in a self-extracting, zip file format. Take the following steps:

1. At the DOS prompt, create the c:\ctouch\ctdos\ctdiag

directory.

2. Use the DOS

copy

command to copy CTDIAG

.EXE from the

floppy disk to that directory.

3. Change to the newly-created directory.

4. Type CTDIAG

.EXE to execute the zip file. A series of messages

appears as the file is decompressed. All CTDIAG files are placed in

the directory.

5. Delete the CTDIAG

.EXE file, since it is no longer needed.

If you download CTDIAG from the Carroll Touch web site, it is in this

self-extracting format.