Instructions--New install:

1. Download one of the InTr_162 files below and save it on your hard disk.

2. Run the file by double clicking it or by using the Windows taskbar "Start-Run" command.

3. Follow the instructions provided by the installer.

Only if you are using the InTrw162.exe (6.9 MB) file:   you will see a "WinZip Self-Extractor" control box, leave the two check boxes checked, and click "Unzip".  (The following temporary files will be placed in your "temp" directory: InstMsiA.exe, InstMsiW.exe, setup.exe, setup.ini, InTrx162.msi.  These can be deleted once installation is finished.)  Now just follow the instructions provided by the installer.

 

Instructions--Upgrading from a previous version:

1. Make a backup copy of your databases and "...inferencetrade\user\" directory.

2. Run the Uninstaller (Windows Start-Programs-InferenceTrade-Uninstall...), this will remove InferenceTrade from your system but will leave the "...inferencetrade\" folder.  Do not remove this folder.

3. Follow the "New Install" instructions above.  If you install to the same directory as the previous version all your set-up data will be imported.

4. Read the "ReadMe.txt" file for any upgrade compatibility issues.

 

Both files contain the exact same version of InferenceTrade, but the first file is smaller and faster to download.  If your computer already has the "Microsoft Windows Installer"  (MSI)  then chose the first file, otherwise chose the second one.

 

How do I know if my computer has the MSI ? If you are using Windows 98 Second Edition (SE), ME, 2000, or XP  you have the MSI. If you are using Windows 95, 98 original edition, or NT4 you might have the MSI.  A quick way to find out is to use the Windows taskbar Start--Search/Find tool to search for   msi.dll    If you have it then you can download the first file. If you don't have the MSI, are not sure, or couldn't care less, then get the second file.  It is longer, but installs on all Windows systems from W95 and higher.

Download time with a 33.6 kb connection is about 17 minutes for the first file, 34 minutes for the second.

If the above links are busy or too slow, try the Alternate Download Site