The following files are present in the root directory (\) of the PCMK Plug and Play driver

disk: CBSS.VXD This Microsoft virtual device driver fixes a bug which could cause intermittent PCMK operation on some systems. CBSS.VXD is copyrighted by Microsoft Corporation and is redistributed by permission. Windows 95 Control Panel applet for viewing PCMK settings. This file is automatically copied to your computer during installation of the Plug and Play driver. Library file used by the Plug and Play driver. This file is automatically copied to your computer during the Plug and Play installation. PCMKLIST is a DOS program for viewing PCMK settings from within a DOS session. It may be used in a DOS box on a Windows 95 system, or if you boot to DOS you can use it with PCMKINIT, the PCMK specific enabler for DOS. This program is not automatically copied to your computer. This is the update/uninstall program for the Plug and Play driver. YOU SHOULD RUN THIS PROGRAM BEFORE UPDATING A PREVIOUS COPY OF THE PLUG AND PLAY DRIVER! This program is copied to your hard disk during Plug and Play installation. This driver acts as an assistant to the main Plug and Play driver, and is automatically installed on your computer during the Plug and Play installation process. This is a Microsoft Word document which describes the use of the Plug and Play driver. It also contains tips and troubleshooting information, as well as revision notes. You can use WordPad (included with Windows 95) to view this document. Guides the Plug and Play installation process and should not be modified. Doing so could potentially damage your Windows 95 registry information. This is the Plug and Play driver itself. It is installed to your computer during Plug and Play installation.

PCMKINFO.CPL

PCMKINST.DLL

PCMKLIST.EXE

PCMKUPDT.EXE

RSIPAGE.VXD

RSIPCMK.DOC

RSIPCMK.INF

RSIPCMK.VXD

For your convenience, a copy of our DOS enabler for the 1784-PCMK is included on this disk in the \DOS subdirectory. These files are not used with the Plug and Play driver. The contents of the \DOS subdirectory follow: PCMKINIT.COM This is the specific enabler for the PCMK for use on DOS or Windows 3.x systems. The use of this driver is described in the PCMK product documentation, the manuals of some software products, and in PCMKINIT.DOC. Contains documentation and revision notes for the PCMKINIT driver, as well as technical interface details for PCMKINIT and the Plug and Play driver.

PCMKINIT.DOC