INSTALLING HARDLOCK DRIVERS
                         Windows NT, Windows 98


In order to use Hardlock under NT, Windows 98, the support
drivers in appropriate directories must be installed first.

   Installing Windows NT and Windows 98 drivers:
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   HLDINST.EXE is a command shell utility that can be used to install and
   deinstall the Hardlock driver. The installation updates the driver
   files only if they have an older version.

   The driver files are included in the install program itself, so there
   is no need to ship the driver files separately!

   Use:

     HLDINST -install

   to install Hardlock drivers. HLDINST takes the driver files from
   it's image and copies the driver to the appropriate system
   directories and starts the Hardlock service (driver). When HLDINST is
   finished, the driver is running and you can execute programs which
   access the Hardlock.

   If you want to remove the Hardlock service from the system, enter

     HLDINST -remove

   at the shell prompt. No application using the Hardlock driver should be
   running at this time. Please note, that the HLDINST stops the Hardlock
   service and removes the registry entries belonging to the Hardlock driver.