Reset procedure for Term-PAK. (Assumes Term-PAK has been installed on the computer but is not working. If Term-PAK has been deleted from the hard drive, you must re-install Term-PAK before using this reset procedure.)

Important: Entering a wrong reset code 10 times in succession will disable the diskette. You must then return it to the factory for repair. (Service charge applies.) Reset codes change each time you reset the program.

1. Make sure the original Term-PAK disk #1 is not write protected.
2. Select the Windows Start button.
3. Select Programs.
4. Select MS-DOS Prompt or Command Prompt from the list of menu items.
5. You should see a DOS window on the screen. Press the Alt and Enter keys at the same time to switch to full screen mode. (If the DOS session came up in full screen mode, you do not need to perform this step.)
6. Insert your Term-PAK disk #1 into drive A.
7. Log on to drive A by typing A: and then pressing Enter. You should see the A:\ prompt.
8. Type Evmove /R and then press Enter.
9. Note the serial number that is displayed on the screen. It must match the serial number that accompanies the reset code provided by technical support exactly. If the serial number does not match, you must contact technical support for a new reset code.
10. Press Enter if the date is correct, otherwise enter the correct date.
11. Enter your reset code when prompted and then press Enter.
12. After entering your reset code, the program should say "Evmove completed successfully."
13. Type Evmove A: C: and then press Enter.
14. Type Y to confirm.
15. After several seconds, the program may ask you for some registration information. Enter this information. After several more seconds, the program should say; "Authorization successfully installed."
16. Type Exit and then press Enter. You should be returned to Windows.
17. Remove your Term-PAK disk from drive A.
18. Double-click on the Term-PAK icon to run the program.