INSTALLING NSTORE

  1. Connect your Psion Series 5 to your PC.

  2. From Windows® 95/98 on your PC, click the left mouse button twice with the pointer over My Computer:
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  3. Click the left mouse button twice with the pointer over the Drive and folder where stored the Nstore files after downloading them:
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  4. Now click the left mouse button twice with the pointer over the file called nstore6demo and the automatic installation process will begin. You will first be prompted to select where you want to install Nstore on your Psion. Click on Next to install Nstore to its default drive (C:[Internal]).
    N.B.do not change the drive letter shown as the application will not run from a different drive.
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  5. The program and files will now be installed automatically, and you will see the progress of the transfer being shown on a screen like the one below :
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    The process takes a few minutes as there is a lot of data to transfer.

    The program files are automatically installed into the folder C:\system\apps\nstore6.

    The Teacher Comment, National Curriculum, Literacy and Numeracy files are copied into the folders C:\nst6file\comments and C:\nstfiles\2knatcu.

    There are also some sample pupil data files supplied with Nstore which are stored inside the folder C:\nst6files\2knsdata.You may like to experiment by entering data and viewing reports for these pupils befor creating your own files, using the Custom Setup facility.

  6. When the process has finished you should see the following message:
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    Click on Finish to end the installation.
  7. N.B. Nstore 6  installs itself in a different location to the ones used for Nstore 5. If you already have this version installed,  your earlier files should be left in place so you can convert them to the new format ( you need the full version of Nstore 6 to fo this).

    Nstore and all its files should now have been successfully installed on your computer, and be ready for use.