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SP1845 — Presario Software Upgrade Diskette for Scanner Keyboard

SoftPaq Number SP1845
Filename SP1845.exe
Size 150K
Date 15 July 96
Version N/A
Operating System All

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Softpaq Solution:  SP1845
File Name:  CPQEXCLD.EXE
Title:  Presario 4100/4700 Scanner Keyboard Upgrade
Version:  1.00

CATEGORY:  Software Solutions/Consumer Desktop

EFFECTIVE DATE:  12 July 1996

PRODUCTS AFFECTED:  Presario 4100 and Presario 4700 Families

OPERATING SYSTEM:  Windows 95

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION:  Presario 4100/4700 with Scanner Keyboard Option

SUPERSEDES:  N/A

DESCRIPTION:  CPQEXCLD.EXE corrects an issue with the PaperPort Software 
Version 3.53 or earlier that causes COM Port 2 to be unusable.  With COM 
Port 2 unusable, all telephony and on-line service capabilities do not 
work.  This fix, which restores the use of COM Port 2, will be included 
in PaperPort Version 3.54 and later.

HOW TO USE:

1.  Obtain a formatted 1.44 MB diskette.

2.  Download the SoftPaq to a directory on your hard drive and change to 
that directory.  The file that is downloaded is SP1845.EXE.

3.  From that drive and directory, execute the SoftPaq file:
SP1845 [ENTER]
You will be prompted to place the formatted 1.44 MB diskette into a 
diskette drive to create the diskette.

4.  After the diskette is created, you may delete the downloaded file 
SP1845.EXE if you wish.

5.  Refer to README.1ST on the created diskette for specific 
installation instructions.

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