Technical Support
Folio
user guideInstallation
on a PC (Stand-Alone)
Stand-Alone Installation & Update Instructions
Stand-alone system requirements
Stand-alone Installation Instructions
1. Stand-alone Installation Type
2. Commence
3. Installation Steps
Unlocking the Libraries
Uninstalling Libraries
Stand-alone Update Instructions
Stand-Alone Installation & Update Instructions
Stand-alone system requirements
- An IBM-compatible PC with a 386 processor or greater
(Pentium(r) recommended)
- Microsoft Windows(r) 3.1x (will install Folio
Views16-bit version with only a standard qurey template),
Windows 95/98, or Microsoft Windows NT 3.51 or later
(will install Folio Views 32-bit version with full
functionality)
- 16MB of Random Access Memory (RAM) (32MB recommended)
- VGA monitor (SVGA 256-colour recommended)
- 10MB of hard disc space
Stand-alone Installation Instructions
1. Stand-alone Installation Type
A stand-alone installation is a CD-ROM Based Installation.
Only the files required to run the Folio Views software
from the CD, and to access the libraries on the CD,
will be copied to the hard disk of the computer. The
CD will need to be in the CD-ROM drive after the installation
is complete, in order to access the libraries.
2. Commence
Restart the computer before running Setup, and ensure
that there are no other applications running.
Place the CD into the CD-ROM drive on the computer.
Click on Start and select Run.
(Windows 3.x users should click on File
and then Run, from the Program Manager)
In the "Open" textbox type D:\Setup (where
D is the CD-ROM drive letter).
Press Enter or click on OK.
The Welcome dialog will appear. Click
here to view the screenshot.
3. Installation Steps
On the Welcome dialog, click on the Next button
to proceed with the installation. You are now presented
with a dialog which allows you to choose the type
of installation:
Click on the Stand Alone 
button. The dialog will change to display the Standalone
installation options:
Select the Run from CD option.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
The Complete option is displayed in
this dialog, but is unavailable. The password
you receive when unlocking the CD will only
enable the electronic libraries to be run
from a CD and will not work with a Complete
installation.
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Click on the Next button to continue. The
Select Components dialog will appear:
Click on the box next to a library to tick it for
installation. (By default, no libraries are ticked).
Click on the Next button to continue.
The Select Program Folder dialog will appear.
It specifies the Program Folder to be created in the
Start Menu:
Setup now has all the necessary information to start
the installation process.
To proceed with the installation, click on the
Next button. Setup will then copy all the necessary
files and configure the computer system to run the
software.
When the installation process is complete, the Setup
Complete dialog will appear:
It is not usually necessary to restart the computer.
Click on the Finish button to close
Setup.
Unlocking the Libraries
From the 
Menu, select Programs, then select Butterworths
Products, then select Rights Management,
and then click on the library to be unlocked.
(Windows 3.x users need to double-click on the
Butterworths Products program group, or the custom
Program Group that was created, and then double-click
on the library to unlock).
The Folio Rights Browser will open with the License
Collection File (LCF) for the library being unlocked:
Select the license to unlock from the license collection
window. See image below.
From the main menu, click on License,
then select Receive Telephone Update:
The Introduction dialog will appear as follows:
Click on the Next button to continue.
At this point, your local Customer Service must be
contacted:
Malaysia +60-3-291-7273 or 1-800-880-182
Singapore +65-336-9661
Hong Kong +852-2965-1400
You will be asked for your subscriber name and
the Challenge Number that appears on the Step
1: Send Challenge dialog:
Click on the Next button and type
the Response Number that you have been given
into the textbox on the Step 2: Receive Response
dialog:
Click on the Next button to continue.
The Conclusion dialog will appear on which
the status of the license will be displayed.
Confirm with the helpline staff that the settings
of the licence are correct before proceeding.
Click on the Finish button to unlock
the library and return to the Folio Rights Browser.
Close the Folio Rights Browser by clicking on File
from the menu and select Exit.
The installation is now complete.
After you have installed and unlocked, just do this
whenever you want to access the publication: To open
the publication from the
Menu select:
Programs
Butterworths
ProductsButterworths
ProductsSing
& Mal Case Law Library
Uninstalling Libraries
Once electronic libraries have been installed, they
may be uninstalled, should the need arise.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
The Uninstall feature will uninstall all
Butterworths/MLJ Folio 4 publications.
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To uninstall electronic libraries: Windows 95/98
and Windows NT Workstation users:
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From the
Menu, select Settings then select Control
Panel
Double-click on Add / Remove Programs
then select the Butterworths Publications
(Stand Alone) entry.
Click on the 
button.
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Windows 3.x users:
From the Butterworths Products program group
or the custom folder chosen during installation.
Double-click on the Uninstall Icon
A Confirm File Deletion dialog will be displayed,
prompting you to confirm the removal of the Butterworths
Publications (Stand Alone) and all of its components:
Click on the Yes button to confirm
removal.
The uninstall program will now remove all
installed files and components. Wait for all of the
components to be ticked and for the OK button
to become active.
Click on the OK button to close the Remove
Programs From Your Computer dialogue.
Stand-alone Update Instructions
If your Butterworths/MLJ CD-ROM is a subscription
product, then you will be entitled to a number of
updates within that subscription. For example, a 1999
subscription to The Singapore Case Law Library
entitles the subscriber to three CD-ROM issues - an
initial CD-ROM and then two updates.
All CD-ROMs in the subscription will require you
to run setup as you would for a new installation (refer
page 3).
Only your first CD-ROM installation within a subscription
period requires you to unlock the CD-ROM. Hence your
installation routine for a 1999 subscription year
consisting of three releases would be as follows:
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1999
Release 1 of 3
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1999
Release 2 of 3
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1999
Release 3 of 3
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2000
Release 1 of 3
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Run setup
Unlock
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Run setup
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Run setup
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Run setup
Unlock
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