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Installing and Removing TabletWorks in
Windows 3.x
1. Installing the TabletWorks Driver.
A. Installing from a downloaded file.
1. In the Program Manager, click the "File"
menu.
2. Select the "Run" option
3. Type the path and filename on the command line.
Example: C:\temp\tw31v51.exe
4. Click the "Setup" button.
5. Go to section C.
B. Installing from the TabletWorks CD-ROM.
1. Insert Tabletworks CD into CDROM drive.
2. Open the File Manager
3. Click on the CDROM icon.
4. Double-click on the "Startme" icon.
5. Go to section C.
C. Driver Installation.
1. Click on the "Install" button.
2. Select the brand of tablet you have (CalComp or
Summagraphics)
NOTE: If you are using a Summagraphics tablet, you will be prompted
for the following:
Tablet Model
COM port
Pointing Device
Operating Mode
NOTE: UIOF will be the default operating mode for most
Summagraphics tablets.
3. You will be asked where you would like the driver to
be installed on your system.
C:\windows\CalComp is the
default.
4. You will be asked if the tablet will be the only
pointing device used on your computer.
If so, click "yes" and the
yesmouse.drv will be installed.
If you will still be using your mouse, click "no".
NOTE: Calcomp tablets only. You will be asked if you wish to
install ccmouse to enable the tablet to operate in
DOS
or
a full screen
DOS window. Click "yes" to
install ccmouse. Click "no" if you do not wish to install
ccmouse.
5. You will then be prompted to restart your
computer.
NOTE: For the CalComp Legacy tablets listed below, do not restart
your system immediately. Go to
section D.
Wiz
25xxx 23xxx(DrawingBoard)
91xxx 95xxx
Notepad
NOTE: If you choose to restart your computer immediately, a
temporary file will be left on your
computer in the
C:\windows\temp directory.
Example: C:\windows\temp\WZS*.TMP
If you elect not to restart
immediately, the temporary file will be deleted automatically.
You will then have to
restart your computer manually.
D. CalComp Legacy Tablets
1. If you have not restarted your system after
installing the driver, follow steps c through h below.
2. If you did restart your system after installing the
driver, follow steps a through h below.
a. When the computer restarts,
you will see the following error message on
the screen:
cc95drv
CalComp
Driver could not find tablet! ...
Press any key
to continue
b. Press any key to continue
booting into Windows3.x.
c. Double-click on the
TabletWorks Control Panel icon. The
following
message will appear:
Wintab
support not found or incompatible. Related
parameters will not be available for modification by
the user.
d. Click the "OK"
button. The TabletWorks Control Panel will appear.
e. Click on the
"Settings" tab.
f. Under "Driver
Configuration": Click the drop down box and select the
COM port to which the tablet is
connected.
(When this is
done, the "Enable Legacy Tablet Support" checkbox will
automatically be selected.
DO NOT DESELECT THIS
CHECKBOX!! Deselecting this checkbox could cause perma- nent damage
to your
tablet.)
g. Click "OK".
The following message will appear:
Modified
driver settings will be come effective during the next system
reboot.
h. Click "OK" and
restart your computer.
3. When the computer has restarted, the digitizer will be working
as a mouse on the Windows3.x desktop.
2. Removing the TabletWorks drivers.
A. Automatic removal using a downloaded driver.
1. In the Program Manager, click on the
"File" menu.
2. Select the "Run" option.
3. Type the name and path of the downloaded file on the
command line.
Example: C:\temp\tw31v51.exe
4. Click on "Setup".
5. Click on "Remove".
The drivers will be removed from your
computer and you will be prompted to reboot to complete the
uninstall
process.
B. Automatic removal using a CD-ROM.
1. Open the File Manager.
2. Click on the CD-ROM icon.
3. Double-click on the "Startme" icon.
4. Click on "Remove".
The driver will be removed from your
computer and you will be prompted to reboot to complete the
uninstall
process.
C. Manual removal of the TabletWorks drivers.
1. From a DOS prompt, type the following:
cd\windows
del ccbutton.dat
del ccmacros.dat
del calcomp.grp (CalComp tablets
only)
del summagra.grp (Summagraphics
tablets only)
deltree c:\windows\calcomp
cd\windows\system
del ccwt31.drv
del cc31drv.vxd (CalComp tablets
only)
del sg31drv.vxd (Summagraphics
tablets only)
del ccpanel.cpl
del wintab.dll
del wintab32.dll
del ccwtup.exe
del ccwtup.dll
2. In Windows3.x, select the "File" menu, and
then the "Run" option. Type "sysedit" on the
command line.
SYSTEM.INI
[boot]
drivers=wintab mmsystem.dll
winmm16.dll power.drv
mouse.drv=yesmouse.drv (This line
will only appear if tablet was the
only pointing device.)
Remove "wintab" from this
line.
To change mouse.drv=yesmouse.drv back
to mouse.drv=mouse.drv:
a. From a DOS
prompt, type "cd\windows"
b. Type
"setup" and press "enter".
c. Setup pointing
device for a standard mouse driver and reboot system.
[boot.description]
ccwt31.drv=CalComp TabletWorks
Drivers v5.1
Remove this line.
[386Enh]
device=cc31drv.vxd (CalComp tablets
only)
device=sg31drv.vxd (Summagraphics
tablets only)
Remove this line.
[drivers]
wintab=ccwt31.drv
Remove this line.
The following will appear for Calcomp
Tablet users only:
[cc31drv]
LegacyTablet=0
ForecCom=0
ErrorNotify=1
PortNumber=0
Baudrate=19200
Rotation=0
WhyMouseEnable=0
FifoEnabled=0
Remove all of these lines.
The following will appear for
Summagraphics Tablet users only:
[sg31drv]
LegacyTablet=1
PortNumber=0
Baudrate=19200
Rotation=0
WhyMouseEnable=0
FifoEnabled=0
TabletCursor=2
TabletMode=1
TabletModel=262144
TabletReset=1
Remove all of these lines.
WIN.INI
[CalCompFileLocation]
InstallDir=C:\WINDOWS\CalComp
AUTOEXEC.BAT
This line will only appear for
CalComp tablets.
C:\WINDOWS\CALCOMP\CCMOUSE.COM
Remove this line.
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