Status -- Gives you quick access to information about your drive and
disks.
Properties -- Provides special information about the Zip drive and the
installed disk. This tool also lets you set startup preferences and
drive sleep time. Properties also contains diagnostics for the drive.
In addition to the tools listed on the drive shortcut menus, Copy
Machine, Guest95, and the Zip help files are available from the Tools
95 Program Group. Just click the Start button and point to Programs,
then Tools 95.
Guest95 -- allows you to move your Zip drive from one computer to
another one with ease, so there is no need to reboot the system when
you add a Zip drive. Simply attach the Zip drive to any compatible PC
and run the Guest95 program to assign a drive letter.
Any time you install new Zip hardware on your system, you can use
Guest95 to load the drivers needed by Windows 95. You can run Guest95
from the Tools installation disk or from the EPSON Zip Tools Program
Group. Refer to the Guest95 Help file for detailed information.
Note: The Zip Tools disk contains files in both Windows 95 and
Macintosh format. As soon as you load the Tools disk on a Windows
95 system, the Macintosh-format files become unusable. However, the
disk does not automatically release all the Macintosh space so it can
be used in Windows 95. To release this space, you must remove the
write protection on the disk and "Reclaim" the tools disk, using the
steps below.
1. Double click the My Computer icon.
2. Double click the C: hard drive icon.
3. Double click the Tools 95 icon to open the folder.
4. Double click the Reclaim icon to run the program.
Fixing Conflicts with the Adapter
If there is a conflict with the SCSI adapter, Setup95 will not be able
to install the Tools 95 software. In this case, you will see a message
from Guest95 telling you how to reconfigure adapter settings to
resolve the conflict. The procedure below, which is also included in
the Guest95 Help file, tells how to resolve the conflict.
1. Quit the Setup95 program.
2. Click the Start button on the computer Desktop and point to
Settings, then Control Panel.
3. Double click the System icon and choose the Device Manager tab.
4. Select SCSI Controllers; then choose the adapter you are using and
click Properties. (Windows 95 may be able to mark the adapter that
needs to be reconfigured.)
5. Choose the Resources tab and change the resource settings as needed
