TRANINST.EXE - self-extracting zip file
     for TRANSLAT.EXE and data, Version 4.13, and LATIN.EXE Version 2.14

1. Copy file to any directory.
2. run: TRANINST -d -o X:\    where X:\ is the hard disk of your choice (this
  copies files to X:\LATIN, X:\LATIN\DATA etc).
3. if drive C is not used for X above, edit TRANSLAT.SET to replace all
  occurrences of C:\ with the drive letter you selected. Same applies to
  sub-directories - if you choose a root directory other than C:\ (for
  example C:\TRANSLAT), the directories \LATIN, \LATIN\DATA and
  \LATIN\TEXT will be created under this top level and hence the relevant
  entries in TRANSLAT.SET must be altered (e.g. to C:\TRANSLAT\LATIN etc).
4. Please read information document TRANSLAT.TXT for full information on
  selecting options, installing examples etc. Note well that LATIN and TRANSLAT
  MUST be run initially with a command line option /BIN. Failure to do this
  will cause runtime errors! ('file not found in module TRANUTIL...').
  NB: LATIN.EXE uses the same datafiles as TRANSLAT.EXE; *.TRS and *.TBL
  files are created during the /BIN process (former for TRANSLAT, latter
  for LATIN).
5. TRASMALL.EXE & MISCDATA.EXE together contain same files as TRANINST.EXE and
 are unpacked in a similar manner.
6. TRANZIP.EXE is a Windows 3.x/95/98/NT self-extracting archive, containing
 same files as TRANINST.EXE, and based on WinZip8; it starts with assumption
 that your drive is C:\ and extracts to c:\latin, c:\latin\data etc. Change
 this drive letter to X:\ if you want to install to a different drive.

These programs are freeware.
Peter D. Bostock
pbostock@ozemail.com.au
September 2004