Installation Notes
==================
There is no installation script.  To extract the Foxpro 2.6 for Unix runtime,
execute the command:

tar -xvpP -f foxrun.tar

This tar file will extract foxr.exe, foxr.pr and associated files into the
directory /usr/lib/foxpro.   The startup script file foxr should be extracted
into the directory /usr/bin.
 
Terminfo note:  The startup script foxr sets the environment variable FOXTERM
to at386a, a Linux compatible terminfo file.  To use at386a, you need to
execute the following command:

tic /usr/lib/foxpro/at386a.src

This tic command will compile at386a, adding it to your terminfo database.

Other SCO-compliant terminfo files can be found in the file
/usr/lib/foxpro/terminfo.src.  Use the tic command to compile them.  To
try a different terminfo file, simply change the value of FOXTERM in your
foxr script.

To test the FPU runtime, simply execute foxr.  For more information, see the
Microsoft rtreadme sheet, or my FPU 2.6 FAQ sheet READFPU.TXT.


Using SCO binaries on Linux
===========================

Running SCO binaries on Linux, such as Foxpro, depends on the version
of the kernel.  For kernel versions 2.2 and before, you need to
install the iBCS module.  For kernel versions 2.4.15 or later, you
need to install the linux-abi kernel patch.  For kernel versions in
between, sorry.  You're out of luck.  For more information, see my
Foxpro 2.6 for Unix FAQ sheet READFPU.TXT.


Locating Terminfo Database
==========================

Before you can run Foxpro on a non-SCO version of Unix, you must tell
Foxpro where to find the terminfo database.  On a Linux system, execute
the following command:

ln -s /usr/share/terminfo /usr/lib/terminfo

When Foxpro searches for the directory /usr/lib/terminfo, it will find
the directory /usr/share/terminfo.  You only need to execute this command
once.


Uninstalling Runtime
====================
Removing the Foxpro for Unix runtime is simple.  Just remove the FPU runtime
directory /usr/lib/foxpro and all the files contained in it.  Also remove
the FPU runtime script /usr/bin/foxr.


Warranty Notice
===============
THERE IS NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND.  THE COPYRIGHT OWNER MAY NOT
BE HELD LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES, INCLUDING ANY LOST PROFITS OR
OTHER INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF OR
INABILITY TO USE THE SOFTWARE.  BY USING THE SOFTWARE, YOU AGREE
TO THIS.


Copyright Notices
=================
Foxpro and MS-DOS are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation

(c) 1993-2002 Dennis Allen
All rights reserved