	The Mace Utilities may not run properly if certain
	memory-resident software or device drivers are installed.

	For the convenience of those who are experiencing problems
	I have included two simple batch files which allow you to easily
	turn off your memory resident software, by temporarily renaming
    your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

	To use them, copy the files ON.BAT and OFF.BAT to your root directory.

	When you want to turn off your memory-resident software (before
	running Mace) type OFF and press the Return (Enter) key.  Then reboot
	your computer by pressing the Ctrl-Alt-Del keys.

	To reinstall your memory-resident software (after running Mace)
	return to the root directory, type ON and press Return (Enter).
	Then reboot the computer by pressing Ctrl-Alt-Del.

	If you seem to be having trouble installing or running the
	512K version of Mace, copy the ON.BAT and OFF.BAT files to your
	root directory and follow the OFF and ON and reboot sequence
	described above.

	VCACHE
	------

     Vcache is compatible with Vfeature and Vfeature Deluxe, and with the
     standard MS-DOS disk partitioning scheme.

     Vcache may or may not be compatible with other hard disk partitioning
     schemes; it is difficult to keep abreast of changing revision levels
     in the many products available.

     Vcache appears to be incompatible with the most recent release of
     the Iomega Utility that comes with the Bernoulli Box.  Before 
     typing IOMEGA to format or copy a cartridge, you should quit Vcache
     by typing CACHE /q (or CACHE-AT /q or CACHE-EM /q).

     Bizarre results have been reported when using Vcache with some
     versions of Zenith MS-DOS 3.1.  It appears that fixed disk I/O is
     not always directed through the BIOS vector (interrupt 13.)  Zenith 
     will correct this real soon now. 

    VKETTE
 	------ 
	Vkette  is a small,  memory resident  program that uses RAM to speed
  	up the access to diskette drives.  By adding VKETTE to your AUTOEXEC
  	BAT file, or by typing in  "Vkette" at  the DOS prompt, the speed at 
  	which files are written to a diskette will will increase dramatically!
  	This can be as much as 60%! This is most helpful when doing a BACKUP,
  	RESTORE,  DISKCOPY  or simply copying  from  a hard disk  or  another
  	diskette.   To disable  VKETTE,  type in "VKETTE/q" ("q" for quit) at
  	the DOS prompt.

	VSCREEN
	-------
	VCREEN is also a small, memory  resident  program that helps speed up 
	the rate at which some programs write information to the screen. This 
	is invoked by adding VCREEN to the  AUTOEXEC.BAT  file,  or by typing 
	"VSCREEN" at the DOS prompt.  To disable VSCREEN, type in "VSCREEN/q"
	("q" for quit)  at the DOS prompt.   You may wish to  experiment with 
	VSCREEN to find out in which applications it benefits you most.

	PARK
	----
	PARK should be copied to the  root directory of the hard disk, and
	be invoked by typing "PARK" at the DOS prompt.  PARK should be run
	at the end of each day, or before turning off the system.  It will 
	move the Read-Write heads to the end of the dirve where no data is
	stored, thus helping to avoid head crashes on good data. 