Copyright (C) 1992-1993 SAS Institute, Inc., Cary, NC USA All Rights Reserved. THE MATERIALS CONTAINED IN THESE FILES ARE BEING PROVIDED TO LICENSED USERS OF THE SAS/CŪ DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM FOR AMIGADOS AS TEMPORARY FIXES TO THAT PROGRAM. THEY ARE PROVIDED "AS IS", AND THE INSTITUTE SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. RECIPIENT ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT THE INSTITUTE SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DMAGES ARISING OUT OF THEIR USE OF THESE MATERIALS. This patch set may be freely redistributed. Please upload it to bulletin boards, make it available at user group meetings, and use any other method that will make it available to registered users of the SAS/C Development System, Version 6. This patch procedure requires that you have the original seven-disk set for the SAS/C Development System, Version 6.0. The original disks will not be modified. After you install the patch, keep the original disks for use with future patches. The changes for the 6.3 release are a superset of the changes for the 6.2 and 6.1 releases; all 6.1 and 6.2 fixes are included with 6.3. Therefore, the patch process will work correctly whether you have version 6.0, 6.1, or 6.2. Double-click on the Install-6.3-Patch icon to install the patch. You will be prompted immediately to insert the first disk from the original disk set, SASC_6.0_DISK_1 . You will be asked if you want to install the patch on a hard disk or a floppy. Choose the same method you chose when you installed version 6.0 in the first place. The hard disk install will read the original disks and install the patched version in SC:. The floppy install will patch the 2 or 3 disk set created by the floppy install of the SAS/C Development system. The Version 6.0 installation process supports the ability to suppress the installation of certain parts of the product. If you chose to suppress installation of some part of the product when you installed 6.0, and you want to install that portion of the product in the future, you must first use your original 6.0 disks to install that portion, then apply the 6.3 patch again to make sure that portion is up to date. For example, you might have chosen to suppress installation of the assembler when you installed 6.0. If you have already applied the 6.3 patch and you want to now add the assembler, you must first go back to your original 6.0 disks, install the assembler, then reinstall the 6.3 patch to bring the assembler up to date.