Windows 3.1 or 3.11 - Make sure you exit anythird party Windows shells. Slip the CD into your CD-ROM unit. Goto the file manager and select FILE, RUN,and type in f:\setup.exe keeping in mind thatthe drive designation may vary depending on where your CD-ROMdrive is located. For example, it may be d:\setup.exe.
Windows 95 - Make sure you exit any thirdparty Windows shells. Slip the CD into your CD-ROM unit. Go tothe Windows 95 toolbar and choose START, RUN,and type in f:\setup.exe keeping in mind thatthe drive designation may vary on where your CD-ROM drive islocated. For example, it may be d:\setup.exe.
The IBMversion can be exchanged for the Mac version by sending it to:
Cat Access, Inc
3300 Douglas Blvd #380
Roseville, CA 95661
The Mac CD,however, is still in the production and testing phase.
Either call Cat Access at (916)791-1544or send any of your questions to
The product that you are searching for does not exist in thedatabase and may not be carried by that particular manufactureror distributor. Try to broaden your search, by not selecting acolor (leaving it blank) or not selecting a manufacturer,distributor, or maybe even the size. By broadening your searchyou'll increase your chances of finding your product.
An ODBCCP32.DLL error may occur after installingthe DPL to another computer which is already currently running adatabase application that uses the same file. If the existingdatabase program running is not compatible with the ODBCCP32.DLLfile that is used by the DPL, it may be necessary to reinstallthe previous database application and make a backup of theODCCP32.DLL file. Then reinstall the DPL and copy over theODCCP32.DLL file with the backed up version. If the DPL does notrun properly, it will not be compatible on the same computer asthe other database application being used.
Check your computer's date andtime function from within the Control Panel. Here you must havethe current date, since the DPL checks each computers date beforeallowing entry into the Main Menu.
After uninstalling the DPL, youcan remove the database by accessing the File Manager either fromthe Start and Run menu in Windows 95 ( type in winfile) or fromthe File Manager icon in Windows 3.1 and 3.11. Once the FileManager is opened, just highlight the catacces.db filein the Catdpl directory and select File and Properties. Here, youcan deselect Read Only. Once completed the file can be deleted.