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*   INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO INSTALL STATISTICA IF THE SETUP PROGRAM FAILS   * 
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Automatic installation of STATISTICA (setup.exe) is highly recommended 
and you should use the manual installation ONLY if the automatic program 
fails.  

NOTE:  STATISTICA requires Windows 3.1 or higher.

There are two ways to perform manual installation: semi-manual and manual.

I.  Semi-manual
1.  Copy the following files into a temporary directory on the hard drive.
	stat.inf
	mscomstf.dll
	msinsstf.dll
	msuilstf.dll
	msshlstf.dll
	mscuistf.dll
	msdetstf.dll
	stlib.dll
	stat.exe

2.  From the Program Manager, choose Run from the File pull-down menu.  Then
    type the command line:
	STAT.EXE ? A:\
    Where ? is a one character code for the specific STATISTICA version
    you purchased:  
        F - STATISTICA
        Q - Quick STATISTICA
        E - STATISTICA with Quality Control (QC) add on 
        I - Quick STATISTICA with Quality Control (QC) add on 
    It is important that you specify the correct letter corresponding to the 
    version you have.
    There must be exactly one space between EXE and character code, and 
    also between the character code and A.  Also, the backslash is necessary.  (If installing from drive B:, 
    substitute B:\ for A:\).

3.  This command will start the installation of STATISTICA.  Once the 
    installation is complete you can delete the above files from the temporary
    directory as well as the temporary directory.


II. Manual
Note:  Manual installation of STATISTICA should be done from DOS and not 
from a DOS session under Windows.

To install STATISTICA manually, please follow the instructions below:

1. On your hard drive, create a directory for STATISTICA (e.g. C:\STAT), 
   and subdirectories for the example data files (e.g. C:\STAT\EXAMPLES),
   STATISTICA BASIC files (e.g. C:\STAT\\ST_BAS), and SEPATH files
   (e.g. C:\STAT\SEM_EX).

2. Copy the following files to your STATISTICA directory (e.g. C:\STAT) and
   decompress them in the following manner:
   a) STATISTICA libraries stl_*.dl_
      *.dl_ files should be renamed to *.dll; 
            e.g. expand stl_fin.dl_ stl_fin.dll
   b) STATISTICA modules sta_*.ex_
      *.ex_ files should be renamed to *.exe; 
            e.g. expand sta_bas.dl_ stl_bas.dll
   c) all include files *.in_ 
      *.in_ files should be renamed to *.inc; 
            e.g. expand GRAPHLIB.IN_ GRAPHLIB.INC
   d) help file: copy and expand stathelp.h1_, stathelp.h2_, stathelp.h3_, etc
            e.g. expand stathelp.H1_ stathelp.H1
      After expanding all of the help files you will need to concatenate 
      the files:
            copy /B stathelp.H1+stathelp.H2+stathelp.H3 stathelp.HLP

Once you have expanded these files, you will need to delete all of the 
   *.ex_, *.dl_, *.in_, and *.h?_ files in your C:\STAT directory.

3. Copy the STATISTICA examples files listed below from the 
   installation diskettes that have these files (you will need to check
   each diskette individually) to the examples subdirectory that you 
   created in the previous step (e.g. C:\STAT\EXAMPLES).

CIRCUITS.ST_
10ITEMS.ST_
TWOWAY.ST_
NESTED3.ST_
YOUDEN.ST_
TWO_MISS.ST_
SPLITPLT.ST_
IRRIGAT.ST_
DEPRESSE.ST_
COMFORT.ST_

   In the C:\STAT\EXAMPLES directory decompress all *.st_ files to *.sta
   files; (e.g. expand adstudy.st_ adstudy.sta) and then delete all
   *.st_ files.

4.  Copy the STATISTICA BASIC examples files listed below from the
    installation diskettes that have these files (you will need to check
    each diskette individually) to the STATISTICA BASIC subdirectory that
    you created above (e.g. C:\STAT\ST_BAS).

CASEPLOT.ST_
BOXCOX.ST_
BOXTID.ST_
SORT.ST_
FILCOMP.ST_
MANYGRPS.ST_
MANTHAEN.ST_
DOTPLOT.ST_
BOXCOXP.ST_
RESPLOTS.ST_
MANOVA.ST_
REGRESSN.ST_
WLS.ST_
2STLS.ST_
FACTORAN.ST_
METAHIST.ST_
REPMEAS.ST_
SCLHELP.ST_
SCALES.ST_
HISTRES.ST_
HENON.ST_
LILLIEF.ST_

    In the C:\STAT\ST_BAS directory decompress all *.st_ files to *.stb
    files; (e.g. expand boxcox.st_ boxcox.stb) and then delete all
    *.st_ files.

5.  Copy the SEPATH (Strutural Equation Modeling) example files listed 
    below from the installation diskettes that have these files (you will
    need to check each diskette individually) to the SEPATH subdirectory
    that you created above (e.g. C:\STAT\SEM_EX).

DHPA3.CM_
DHPA.CM_
LAWLEY.CM_
LORDB.CM_
2VAR.CM_
KEEVES3A.CM_
KEEVES1.CM_
JENNRICH.CM_
JACCARD.CM_
CIRCLE.CM_
CHILD.CM_
BOLL362B.CM_
BOLL362A.CM_
BOLL310.CM_
WINER.CM_
WHEATONB.CM_
WHEATONA.CM_
VAR2.CM_
TWOCORR.CM_
MONTE2GL.CM_
MONTE1.CM_
MEYER.CM_
LORDD.CM_
LORDC.CM_
LORDA.CM_
KEEVES3B.CM_
HH.CM_

    In the C:\STAT\SEM_EX directory decompress all *.cm_ files to *.cmb
    files; (e.g. expand 2var.cm_ 2var.cmb) and then delete all *.cm_ files.

    In the C:\STAT\SEM_EX directory decompress all *.st_ files to *.sta
    files;  (e.g. expand 2var.st_ 2var.sta) and then delete all *.st_ files.

6. If you don't have a copy of CTL3DV2.DLL in windows\system copy the file
   from the installation diskettes.
   
7. Run Windows. Create a Program Manager group called Statistica with the
   appropriate program items representing STATISTICA modules that you 
   intend to use the most (e.g. sta_win.exe, sta_bas.exe, etc.). Click on 
   a module icon to start the desired program. Alternatively, you can run 
   sta_win.exe (or sta_bas.exe, etc.) from the Windows File Manager or 
   Program Manager.


Before you start using STATISTICA, please review the readme.txt file 
(you should find it in your STATISTICA directory) for more information
and last-minute notes about the program. 

If you are not able to successfully install STATISTICA after following
these instructions, please call our Technical Support Department at 
(918) 583-4149, Mon-Fri, 9am - 6pm CT.

Thank you for choosing STATISTICA for Windows.
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