Q: The installation will not go past Disk 1. I get some weird error message 
   every time the installation program finishes copying some of the files from
   the disk.

A: After completing the DOS portion of the install, the program tries to
   execute the 'win' command to proceed into Windows. If the Windows directory
   is not in the Path statement, the installation program gets "confused" and
   does not know where to go.
   
   Check the AUTOEXEC.BAT file and verify the path statement to the Windows
   file directory. If it is not, add the appropriate directory to the end of
   the Path line following this example: (This examples uses C:\Windows.)

             Set Path=C:\DOS;C:\Windows

   After saving the file and rebooting, test to make sure that Windows is now
   in the path.  You should be able to type WIN from any directory to go into
   Windows. If you do get into Windows, exit  and try the install again. If 
   you receive a message that says, "bad command or filename," then Windows
   is still not in the Path.
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Q: I followed the answer above and I still cannot get past Disk 1! What next?

A: In some cases, we have found you have to "trick" the system into doing the 
   Windows portion of the install. If you were unable to get the procedure 
   above to work, you can execute the "~DUTF.EXE" program from Disk 1 in 
   Windows. This program will install the Windows drivers for the Tropez and 
   take you through Disks 2, 3, & 4. Follow these steps for this procedure:

     1. After entering Windows, select Run from the File menu in Program 
        Manager.
     2. Type a:\ (or b:\) to signify the drive where you are loading the
        Tropez from.
     3. Click on Browse and highlight the ~DUFT.EXE file. Click on OK. 
     4. Click on OK again and the installation will continue.

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