 Impos/2  Version 2.0 e
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    This is a limited Version of Impos/2.

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    The following restrictions apply to the demo version:

    - Saving is not possible
    - Export through the clipboard is not possible
    - A 'Demo' stroke is printed over each printout

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 Installation:
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   o   Install Impos/2 by calling A:\INSTALL. All needed files will
       be copied onto your harddisk and an Impos/2 WPS object will
       be created on the desktop, this object can then be moved to
       any folder. No matter where it is located, it will be
       replaced after each Impos/2 installation.

   o   During the installation, an association is done between IMPOS.EXE
       and the file formats known by Impos/2, that means that a double-click
       on any of these files (e.g. in the drives folder) will start
       Impos/2, or activate it if it is already started.


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 Scanner-Support:
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       Note: With the exception of the IBM 3119, all flat bed scanners must be
             attached to a SCSI adapter supported by OS/2. The adapter cards
             provided by the flat bed scanner manufacturers are not supported.

   o   When using one of the supported SCSI-Scanner with the
       CPASPI.SYS shipped with Impos/2 make sure, that the ASPI driver
       that comes with OS/2 plus the adapter specific driver are
       installed in the CONFIG.SYS. The following example shows the
       entries in the CONFIG.SYS for an Mustek-SCSI-Scanner connected to an
       Adaptec 1542CF card:

       - BASEDEV=OS2ASPI.DMD
       - BASEDEV=AHA154X.ADD
       - DEVICE=C:\IMPOS20\CPASPI.SYS

   o   When using a MicroChannel device, make sure that the port-address
       of the parallel-port and that of the scanner do not conflict (do
       not set the scanner-port to 27Bh), otherwise the parallel-port
       will be locked for all DOS-sessions by Impos/2.

   o   Impos/2 might possibly work with scanners that we have not listed,
       and that are soft- or hardware compatible with them.
       Please tell us if you have such a scanner, this could help us
       in the scanner-support development and possibly other Impos/2 users.

