------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VDB 3.1 beta release Complete Video Data Base Cataloguing System Developed & Sent in by Jason M. Butwell 18 Stanley Road Stamshaw Portsmouth Hants PO2 8EN (01705) 672028 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- READER WARRANT -------------- In respect of all material which forms my reader contribution to Future Publishing's Amiga Format I hereby warrant that:- (1) the material is original and does not infringe any other material or rights; (2) the material does not contain any material which is defamatory, obscene or indecent and is exempt from classification under the Video Recordings Act 1984; (3) that there are no legal claims against the material provided; (4) that I have full power and authority to provide this material to Future Publishing. REQUIREMENTS & INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS: VDB requires the following in order to run: ------------------------------------------- Workbench 3.0 / 3.1 OS 68020 processor or better (68040, 68060 & Gfx Card not yet tested!) Around 400k free public memory on program execution. Installation to read \ writtable media. xen.font, size 9 in FONTS: mathieeedoubtrans.library, mathieedoubbas.library, Any version. diskfont.library graphics.library intuition.library gadtools.library, Version 37+, in LIBS: Assigns (see below!) Installation Instructions ------------------------- Copy all the files in the VDB3.1b_Complete directory to read/writtable media. To quickly test the program click on the VDB_ASSIGNS icon to create temporary assigns to the current directory that the files were copied to. The simple Amiga Dos script should create a directory called VDB_records with 3 further directories inside that one as : alternate, original & standard. These are needed for the program to be able to read and write its data records successfully. These assigns would of-course be better invoked from a start-up script! Once the directories have been created and assigned the program can be run by clicking on the VDB, or VDB_custom icon. VDB allows usage on the workbench screen, and VDB_custom uses a med-res custom screen. Further operating instructions for VDB can be found in the README file! Thank-you for your time and attention, and I hope you like my submission!