			INSTALLING HARDLOCK DRIVERS
			 Windows NT and Windows 95


In order to use Hardlock under NT or Windows 95, the support
drivers in this directory must be installed first. The Windows 95
driver is HARDLOCK.VXD and the Windows NT drivers are
HARDLOCK.SYS and HLVDD.DLL.


a. Installing Windows 95 driver HARDLOCK.VXD
--------------------------------------------

   The installation is pretty simple. All that has to be done is
   to place HARDLOCK.VxD in either the WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory,
   the PATH or in the current directory. NO entries have to be
   added to SYSTEM.INI or the registry. The driver will be loaded
   automatically on request at runtime. For example use the
   command

     COPY HARDLOCK.VXD C:\WIN95\SYSTEM

   to install the Windows 95 Hardlock driver (supposed you have
   Windows 95 installed in C:\WIN95).


  Delphi 1.0
   The HLVDD.DLL is not needed.  The object files linked in handle the communcations.

  Delphi 2.0
   The HLVDD.DLL needs to be installed in the System Dir.  It handles the communications 
   to the key.


b. Installing Windows NT drivers HARDLOCK.SYS and HLVDD.DLL
-----------------------------------------------------------

   HLINST.EXE is a command shell utility that can be used to
   install and deinstall the Hardlock driver. If you have an old
   version already installed, the old driver must be deinstalled
   first.

   Use:

     HLINST -d   # Remove old version of Hardlock drivers first!
     HLINST .	  # Install new drivers from current directory
			  # (notice the dot in the command line!)

   to install HARDLOCK.SYS and HLVDD.DLL. The argument given to
   HLINST is the directory which contains this two files
   (HARDLOCK.SYS, HLVDD.DLL). HLINST copies the driver and the
   DLL to the appropriate system directories and starts the
   Hardlock service (driver). When HLINST is finished, the driver
   is running and you can execute programs which access the
   Hardlock.

   If you want to remove the Hardlock service from the system,
   enter

     HLINST -d

   at the shell prompt. No application using the Hardlock driver
   must be running at this time. Please note, that the HLINST
   only stops the Hardlock service and removes the registry
   entries belonging to the Hardlock driver. It does not actually
   delete the HARDLOCK.SYS and HLVDD.DLL files. If you want to
   delete them you must do it manually. They are located in
   %SystemRoot%\system32\drivers and %SystemRoot%\system32.

   
  MSVC 2.0
   The HLVDD.DLL is not needed.  The obj files handle the communications
   to the key.  HARDLOCK.SYS is still needed however.

  Delphi 2.0
   Install as shown above.  The HLVDD.DLL handles the communications to the key.
   HARDLOCK.SYS is needed.




Files

  README   TXT		Installation instructions
  HARDLOCK SYS		Windows NT Low-Level-API Driver
  HLVDD    DLL		Hardlock DLL for Win32 (allows DOS/Win16
				applications hardlock access under NT;
				includes High-API & Low-Level-API access
				routines for Win32 applications)
  HLINST   EXE		NT installation program executable
  HARDLOCK VXD		Windows 95 Hardlock virtual device driver

