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 Untouchable Version 1.0    READ.ME            November 15, 1991
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COMPANY INFORMATION
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   Fifth Generation Systems, Inc.       FGS Limited
   10049 N. Reiger Road                 Westfield, London Road
   Baton Rouge, LA 70809-4559           High Wycombe, Bucks
                                        HP11 1HA, England
   Business Phone: 1-504-291-7221       Business Phone: 44-494-442223
   FAX:            1-504-295-3268       FAX:            44-494-442225
   Sales Phone:    1-800-873-4384

 ** If you are sending us a virus for analysis, please refer to the
    "Virus Control Center" section below.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT / CUSTOMER SERVICE
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     Available 24 Hours, 7 Days / Week

     Phone: 1-800-766-7283
            1-504-291-7283
     FAX:   1-504-295-3268
     BBS:   1-504-295-3344
            (supports 300/1200/2400, N, 8, 1)

VIRUS CONTROL CENTER
====================
If you find a virus on your system, copy the affected file(s) to a
diskette, mark the diskette with one of the "VIRUS" labels provided with
Untouchable, and send it to the following address in the diskette mailer
that came with the Untouchable program.

   Fifth Generation Systems' Virus Control Center
   P.O. Box 83560
   Baton Rouge, LA  70884-3560

For security purposes, viruses must be sent ONLY to the Virus Control
Center address!

The Untouchable User's Manual contains specific information on how to
handle virus infections.


NEW FEATURES SINCE THE MANUAL WAS PRINTED:
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 * Support for Addstor, Inc.'s SuperStor hard disk compression utility.
   Interaction problems between Untouchable's Safe Test and the
   stand-alone version of SuperStor have been corrected. See "THE
   SUPERSTOR HARD DISK COMPRESSION PROGRAM" section later in this file
   for more information.


INSTALLATION TIPS:
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 * The first time you install Untouchable, do so using the original
   diskette.  After the installation is complete and you are sure there
   are no known viruses on your system (which could affect a DISKCOPY
   operation and infect your working copy), make a copy of the
   distribution diskette using the DOS DISKCOPY command, then store your
   original Untouchable diskettes in a safe place.

 * Untouchable's "Automatic Installation" option makes it very easy to
   install the program.  To save time, we recommend you first try using
   the Automatic Installation procedure rather than the Manual
   Installation procedure.

 * If you want to reinstall Untouchable, you must first uninstall the
   program from your hard drive.  Do this by selecting "Manual
   Installation" from Install's main menu, then choose "Uninstall
   Untouchable".  Once the programs have been uninstalled, exit back to
   the main menu and proceed with Installation as normal.

 * The Untouchable programs contain a very robust, context-sensitive
   help system.  You can receive detailed help information at any time
   by pressing the <F1> key.  If you have any questions during the
   installation, try pressing <F1> and reading the help screens for
   assistance.

 * If you want to reinstall Untouchable, you must first uninstall the
   program from your hard drive.  Do this by selecting "Manual
   Installation" from Install's main menu, then choose "Uninstall
   Untouchable".  Once the programs have been uninstalled, exit back to
   the main menu and proceed with an Automatic Installation as normal.


"UNABLE TO LOCATE YOUR SYSTEM FILES" ERROR DURING INSTALLATION:
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Untouchable's Install program looks for your system files on the drive
indicated by your COMSPEC environment variable.  Normally, this will be
a bootable drive. However, if you have moved your COMMAND.COM file to a
RAM disk, or your COMSPEC is set for a network drive, the Install
program will give you this error message.

To find out what your current COMSPEC setting is, type "SET" and <Enter>
at a DOS prompt to get a listing of all of your DOS Environment
variables.  One of these variables will be your COMSPEC variable.

To get around this message, abort the installation and get to a DOS
prompt.  The easiest way to solve this problem is to temporarily set
your COMSPEC variable to point to your true boot drive.  For most
systems, this can be accomplished with one of the following commands:
       SET COMSPEC=C:\COMMAND.COM
    or SET COMSPEC=C:\DOS\COMMAND.COM

For more information on the COMSPEC environment variable, consult your
DOS manual.

If this method either does not work or is impractical on your system,
try the following alternative:

     Format a bootable DOS diskette with the command FORMAT A: /S, copy
     the COMMAND.COM file to the bootable disk, then run the Install
     program again.  You will receive the same error message again but
     this time, instead of aborting, tell the program to continue.  When
     you are prompted for the Safe Diskette, insert the preformatted
     System diskette in the drive.  You will still receive two error
     messages informing you that the System files could not be located,
     but these can be ignored.  By telling the program to continue, you
     are bypassing the Install program's internal format routines and it
     will use the existing format and System files to create the Safe
     Diskette.


THE STACKER HARD DISK COMPRESSION PROGRAM
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Untouchable will work on systems using Stac Electronics' Stacker hard
disk compression utility.  We recommend that you install Untouchable on
a non-compressed hard drive (preferably the true boot drive).

If you receive the message "Cannot locate your System Files" during
Untouchable's installation, it means that your boot drive has been
swapped with a compressed partition by Stacker.   Refer to the section
describing this error earlier in this file for the steps necessary to
correct this problem.

Stacker users should also be aware that the initial scan of a Stacker
compressed volume will generate an Alert message asking if you have
upgraded your DOS since you installed Untouchable.  This message is
generated because Untouchable has noticed that the boot sector of the
Stacker partition has been changed.  These changes are the result of
normal "housekeeping" functions performed by Stacker and are not a cause
for alarm.  You should answer "Yes" to Untouchable's question so that it
will not try to restore the Stacker drive's boot sector.  If you are
ever warned of changes to the boot sector on non-Stacker drives and you
have not upgraded your DOS version, you should answer "No" to this
question and allow Untouchable to restore the boot sector.

                                                          
THE SUPERSTOR HARD DISK COMPRESSION PROGRAM
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Untouchable will work correctly on systems using the stand-alone version
of Addstor, Inc.'s SuperStor hard disk compression utility, version 1.3g
or later.  However, you will probably encounter the error message
"Unable to locate your System files" during the installation process.
Refer to the section describing this error earlier in this file for the
steps necessary to correct this problem.

If you are using the version of SuperStor that is included with  Digital
Research, Inc.'s DR-DOS version 6, there is no way to make Untouchable's
Safe Test work properly due to the fact that you cannot mount a
SuperStor partition after booting from a floppy.


IF YOUR PC WAS INFECTED BY A VIRUS BEFORE UNTOUCHABLE WAS INSTALLED:
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Run UTSCAN to scan your hard drive and determine which files are
infected by the virus.  You can have UTSCAN remove these files, then
restore them from an uninfected copy, or from a system backup made
before the infection occurred.  Be sure to rescan the "uninfected" files
to make sure they are really virus free.

In the worst case scenario, you will need to back up your data files,
reformat you hard drive, reinstall all of your program files from
original copies, then restore your data files from the backup.

If the virus infection affected your drive's boot sector, you should
perform a low-level format on the drive (consult your computer's manual
or your hard disk manual for information on performing a low-level
format).


LOADING UTRES INTO HIGH MEMORY
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If you have Expanded memory, it is easiest to let UTRES load itself into
Expanded memory (which it will do automatically if EMS is detected).
However, if you want to load UTRES into high memory using another method
(such as Quarterdeck QEMM-386's LOADHI command, or MS-DOS 5.0's LOADHIGH
command) you should tell UTRES to ignore EMS by adding the /E switch to
the UTRES command line.


REMOVABLE CARTRIDGE DRIVES:
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Removable cartridge drives are fully supported by Untouchable. However,
since the installation process will only scan the cartridge that is in
the drive during the installation process.  Therefore, you need to
manually scan other cartridges for viruses.  This can be done from the
UTSCAN program (see your User's Manual for details on the UTSCAN
utility.  Also, keep in mind that UTRES will monitor all of your disk
drives for virus-like activities - even removable cartridge drives.

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