User guide

WintDrive
C.5 Standard Installation of WlN+Drive
Win+Drive installation package is distributed on various formats. The installation instructions depend on the
supplied media:
l Floppy disks
1. Insert disk 1 in the drive.
2. Execute Setup.exe program
3. Execute the operations requested by the installation program.
Singlefile. The installation disks can be grouped in a single file called Setupex.exe.
1. Select the directory containing the Setupex.exe file
2. Execute the Setupex.exe program
3. Execute the operations required by the installation program.
If the installation program is executed in standard mode, it creates:
l WIN-DGFC directory containing all the files of Win+Drive ambient that cannot be modified by the user.
l WIN-DGFC group containing the following icons :
l Uninstall program to uninstall Win+Drive.
l New project program to create a new project.
C.5. I Creation of a project
The first operation that has to be carried out in order to work with Win+Drive is the creation of a project. It can
be created through the following operations:
l A project is created by double clicking on the New project icon contained in the group created during the
installation of Win+Drive; the default group is WIN-DGFC.
l During the creation of the project the following information is required:
l Directory name where the project is to be allocated.
l Group name where the icons corresponding to the project will be placed
The only limitation set by Win+Drive in the choice of the directory, is to avoid the creation of the project in
the directory where Win+Drive itself is installed. There is no limitation on the group name.
If the installation program is executed in standard mode, it creates:
l WIN-PRJ directory containing all the files of Win+Drive environment that can be modified by the user.
l WIN-PRJ group containing the following icons:
l Uninstall
program to uninstall the project itself.
l DOS opens a DOS window with the prompt placed in the project directory .
l WPD+DGFC graphic editor to create/edit the regulation diagrams.
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