                         *** IMPORTANT! ***
                              04/05/06

If you have previously installed the RS232 technical support information
on your computer, you will need to back it up and remove the information
from your computer before installing the new files. 

The new information contains a number of changes with new files. 
If you install this information on top of the old directory, there 
will be a number of old files left which may cause some confusion. 

If you are running Windows, you can just drag the \RS232 folder (located 
in the \FRYE folder) to the Recycle Bin to get rid of it. Again, make 
sure you backup any information you want to keep before throwing it away. 

If you do not have a folder named \RS232 located in the \FRYE folder,
you probably have an older version of the RS232 documentation which 
used the \FRYE folder as it's root. If you have not installed or created 
any other software that uses the \FRYE, you can simply remove the folder 
from your computer. 

If other software is located within the \FRYE folder, you will have to 
clean up the individual folders and files yourself.

WARNING! The "\FRYE" directory was originally created for the RS232 
documentation and example programs in 1986. Recently other software
has been using the \FRYE directory, such as the Fonix Flash Update 
program. If you delete the entire \FRYE directory, you will lose
any other programs that were loaded there. This is why the RS232
documentation is now located in it's own directory under \FRYE.

If you are NOT running Windows and have not made any changes to the 
\FRYE directory information on your hard disk and still have the old 
support masters, you can simply delete the FRYE directory on your 
hard disk before installing the new technical support information. 
To help you do this, a program called KILLDIR.EXE has been provided 
to remove the \FRYE directory tree from your hard disk. 
Go to the root directory and enter the command: "KILLDIR FRYE"
The KILLDIR program will remove all files and directories 
below the \FRYE directory and the directories themselves, 
including the \FRYE directory. Remember, if you have any important 
data in the \FRYE directory tree, you *must* save it first. 
The KILLDIR program will remove *everything*.

Once you have removed the old \FRYE directory, you can install the new 
Technical Support Information. See the README.TXT file for more 
information on installing the Technical Support Information.

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