The Visual Modeler 2.0 Setup wizard automatically installs the Visual Modeler executable and related files on your computer.
Note: On Windows NT, the installation is always done as a
personal (as opposed to common) one, whether or not you
have administrator privileges.
The Setup wizard decompresses files from the Visual Modeler release media and copies them to a folder on your hard disk. This folder is referred to as your Visual Modeler folder throughout this guide. The Setup wizard will suggest a location for the folder, but you can specify a different location.
In Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.0, the Setup wizard creates a
folder in the Windows Start Menu\Programs folder and
populates it with program-item icons. You can then start Visual Modeler
by choosing it from the taskbar's Start > Programs menu.
The Setup wizard creates program-item icons for:
The Setup wizard creates a rose.ini file in your Windows folder.
The Setup wizard logs installation progress to a file named
In Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0, you can remove
this release by going to the Windows Control Panel and
choosing Add/Remove Programs and choosing
Microsoft Visual Modeler from the displayed list of programs.
Note that in Windows NT 4.0, the uninstallation information for
Visual Modeler is stored in the registry as install.log that it creates in your Visual Modeler folder. In case you
encounter a problem with the installation, this file may provide information to help diagnose the problem.
Removing the Visual Modeler 2.0 Release
personal (as opposed to
common) information. Thus, it will be visible to only the user
who installed Visual Modeler.