Installating Bridge for Windows Shareware Version

To install Bridge for Windows, follow these steps:

  Before you can use Bridge for Windows you have to run the setup program 
  from Windows so it will work properly on your computer. You cannot just 
  copy the files from the Bridge for Windows disk to your hard disk. The 
  files on the distribution disk are packed in a special way to save space. 
  The setup program unpacks those files and builds them on your working disk.
  
  Bridge for Windows installation will pre-install the Visual Basic runtime
  DLL on your system, if you do not already have a version.  Other runtime
  files will be installed in the appropriate directory.  Windows version
  stamping resources will be used to ascertain if a file should be copied
  to your computer.

  1. From the DOS Prompt: Use PKUNZIP Version 2.04 or higher and unzip the 
     file into a single directory, such as C:\Bridge. The following files 
     are included in the zip file.

        readme.1st
        readme.txt
        summary.txt
        bridge.exe
        bridge.hlp
        bridge.wri
        mhcd200.vbr
        mhgfrm.vbr
        mhglbx.vbr
        mhglbl.vbr
        mhmd200.vbr
        mhto200.vbr
        threed.vbr
        mhrun300.dll
        mhcards.dll

    File vbrun300.dll is also required, This can be obtained from compuserve
    forum MSBASIC. Setup is not included in that it is not needed for this 
    zipped version. Ignore any mention in the readme file.
  
  
  2. In Windows, identify the program group in which you want to install
     Bridge for Windows
  
  3. From Windows "Program Manager", select "File", then select "New" and
     program item. Add Bridge.EXE with the directory you unzipped the files 
     to in Step 1.

  4. See files Readme.txt and Summary.txt for additional information
  
  Bridge for Windows can be registered either by completing a form in Readme.TXT 
  or from Online Help. Alternatively, Bridge for Windows can be registered 
  via Compuserve. Type "Go SWREG", Registration ID 1617