Dear Pascal programmer,

1) Contents of the CD:
The root directory of the disk is divided into twelve folders numbered from "01" through "11," each corresponding to a chapter. Each folder contains the source code of the examples and the solutions of the drills. The examples are named in the form:
     1-1.PAS, 
     1-2.PAS, 
     2-1.PAS, etc..
The solutions of drills take the form:
     DRL1-1.PAS, 
     DRL1-2.PAS, 
     DRL2-1.PAS, etc..
Some of the drills' solutions are text files, in which case they have the extension ".TXT."
The disk also contains some data files to be used with the programs in chapters 9 to 11. These files have the extensions ".TXT" or ".BIN." The executive files (EXE) are also included for your convenience. They help you take a sneak peek at the programs' results without compiling them.

2) Using the CD:
You can use the files on the CD directly, but keep in mind that you have to change the READONLY attribute of some data files in order to run the programs that write data to files. Instead, you may use the installation program "Setup.exe" that copies the files to your hard disk.

3) HD Installation:
To install the files on your hard disk, use the program "Setup.exe" that resides in the root directory of the CD. This program will copy the files to the folder "Learn Pascal" on the C drive and remove the READONLY attributes. You have the choice to change the drive and the folder name at the beginning of the setup program. 

Good luck with "Learn Pascal in Three Days."
                                             
                                             Sam A. Abolrous

