INSTALLATION


KIT application comes in a compressed .ZIP file. You should decompress KIT.ZIP 
archive file in a newly created directory (named for example KIT).  This release 
consists of the executable KIT.EXE, and its help files KIT.HLP and KIT.CNT. This 
program requires a freely available dynamic link library (ie. DLL) file named 
MIDIFILE.DLL and the Microsoft Visual C++ 4.0 runtime library (ie, DLL). Most 
systems should have a file named MSVCRT40.DLL in your Windows or System directory. 
If you don't have this file, contact the author.

Before starting KIT.EXE executable file, you need to install shared library 
MIDIFILE.DLL to System directory and to set up Shared DLL registry key for it. 
To do that, start MIDIFILE.EXE executable file, which comes in .ZIP file. Then 
confirm installation of MIDIFILE.DLL library in System directory, and after that 
you are able to use your copy of KIT application. 

Before starting KIT application, you should make backup copies of all your files, 
which you want to use with KIT application.  Also, you should look at KIT.HLP help 
file (Legal Notice Topic).

If at any time you want to uninstall KIT application, you need to remove files 
that are decompressed from KIT.ZIP archive file. Also, you should remove Registry 
entry that KIT application create:

	MyComputer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\MMISoft

Beside .STY, .ARR, .PRG, .PCG, .ARK, .KBS, .GBL, .ARG, .IAF, .ISF, .IPF and .IDK files, 
KIT application generate standard MIDI files (.MID), when using Convert To MIDI function, 
as well as two temporary files: KIT.PAT and KIT.SEQ. Debug release of KIT application can 
produce some intermediate sysex file dumps (.ISX).