W³ Installation 
System Requirements
In order to run W³, your system must include:
•	Any computer capable of running Windows 3.1+, Windows 95, or Windows NT
•	4MB or more of RAM.
•	4MB of available disk space.  
General
INSTALL will place all files for W3 in a single directory.  It will not place files anywhere else on your system.	Place Disk 1 in a diskette drive and run INSTALL.EXE
You will be asked a few simple questions and then the installation will begin.  You will always have the choice to proceed or cancel the installation.  Install first asks for a destination directory (C:\WWW by default), displays the minimum amount of free space required and advises if the selected drive doesn't have sufficient space.  Throughout the installation Install displays when a file is copied or a Program Manager group is created.  The only intervention required is when a new disk needs to be inserted.  You will be prompted for the disks and asked to continue the installation.  You have the option of changing the source path each time Install prompts for a new disk.  If the installation has been properly completed, you will be asked whether or not a Program Manager group should be created.
	
Aborting the installation
The installation process can be aborted at any time by choosing Exit Install, Cancel, or Abort from any of the dialogs (varies depending on the situation).  After confirming with the user, Install will report that the installation was not completed and that W³ should not be used in this condition.  The files that have been created will have to be manually deleted.  This is done as a precaution, since most users would not like the installer to delete files from their drive.
Networks
On a network, W³ should be installed in one location accessible by all.  Typically this is the server or a shared directory on a peer to peer network.  Users will need to have read, write, and delete privileges to the W³ application directory.
Network Distribution
After Installation, starting W³ from any workstation is sufficient to setup W³ for that workstation.  Doing this will cause W³ to place a reference to itself in the local workstation’s WIN.INI run= line.
Distributing W³ using electronic mail
W³ includes a special utility, MAILWWW.EXE, to allow installations through e-mail.  This will work with any e-mail system that supports file attachments.  The only requirement is that all the client stations use the same path to the server.  If each client uses a different letter/path combination you will not be able to use MAILWWW.EXE.
MAILEXE.EXE creates an executable named NETSETUP.EXE that is then mailed to your users along with a message informing them to run it.  
This program requires a MAPI compliant network.  If you do not have a MAPI compatible system, you can still mail NETSETUP.EXE to your users after starting and ending MAILEXE.EXE.  
NOTE: NETSETUP.EXE and MAILEXE.EXE. are only available in the registered version.