--------------------  General NagDisk Information  --------------------
                        Last Updated 11-22-88

       There are two main programs on this disk, NAG PLUS and SetNag.

   SetNag will install NAG PLUS's configuration and yearfiles in your system
and/or edit NAG PLUS's configuration file. It may be run at any time, but to
see the change in NAG PLUS, you must either Re-Config from a running
NAG PLUS, or start a new NAG PLUS. SetNag only needs to be used once
to install NAG PLUS in your system, after that there is no need to
run SetNag unless you wish to edit a configuration file or install
new yearfile directories.

   NAG PLUS is the schedule assistant itself and needs to be run each time
       you re-boot. Just double click on the NAG_PLUS icon to start.


---------------------------  Auto Start  ------------------------------

   To make NAG PLUS start automagically each time you re-boot, you must use
a text editor (such as Ed, in your c: directory) to insert one line in
your startup-sequence file, (s:startup-sequence). Make sure it is AFTER
the system time has been set (SetClock or RTClock or in Preferences) and
after WORKBENCH has been loaded (LoadWB). The line to insert is;

                        NagDisk:NAG <config>

    <config> is an alternate configuration file. (blank = s:NAG.config)
            Note that 'RUN' or 'RunBack' is not required.

   You will need to make the NagDisk available during the boot, either
by putting it in DF1: (if you have two drives) or by exchanging disks
when Amiga asks.


--------------  Installing NAG PLUS on your Hard Drive  ---------------

      1. Use the "pick-up-icon-and-move-it-to-a-new-drawer" feature of
WORKBENCH to copy "NAG" and "SetNAG" to the drawer you have chosen
on your HD. (or use "copy" from CLI, if you are so inclined.)

      2. Open "SetNAG" and answer "YES" to the first question ("You need
to install NAG+, right?"), but "NO" to the rest, (about yearfiles)
until you are given the chance to "Edit the Config File". Answer
"YES" to this last question.

      3. Select "Other Settings" to move to the second SetNAG window.

      4. Change the "nagDIR" to the selected HD drawer and press "ENTER".
Answer "YES" to the all "install yearfiles" questions.

      5. Similarly, change the "HELPdir" and "NoteDIR". If you wish to
change Editors or the path to the Editor, do so now.

      6. If you want the "sounds" directory on your HD, you will have to
"copy" it using WORKBENCH (as in 1. above) or CLI. If you do, remember
to change the path to the sound (SOUNDfile) using SetNAG.


---------------- Putting All NAG PLUS's Files on One Drive ----------------

     If you only have one drive, and are willing to make enough room
(55k) on your WORKBENCH disk for NAG PLUS, (Edit is a good
candidate for deletion), enter the following from a CLI window.

         delete sys:c/Edit
         copy NagDisk:NAG       sys:Utilities
         copy NagDisk:NAG.info  sys:Utilities

If you have enough room left on WORKBENCH for a SOUND file, copy that, too.
    Don't forget to use SetNag to change the path to your SOUNDfile!

Then, finally, insert the following line in your startup-sequence.

                     sys:Utilities/NAG <config>

    <config> is an alternate configuration file. (blank = s:NAG.config)
            Note that 'RUN' or 'RunBack' is not required.


----------------------    Changing the HotKey   --------------------------


      When viewing the main NAG screen, press CONTROL-SHIFT-'a',

   (or the current HotKey) and follow the on-screen instructions.