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               ZETH v4.00 and later Installation
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Installation:
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1) Create a new directory to install ZETH in

2) Copy and unzip ZETH.ZIP there (no -d required)

3) Edit ZETH.INI and change the ACCDirectory line to the path where you
   unzipped ZETH.

4) Edit DOOM2.CFG and/or DOOM1.CFG and change the [wad] entry to the path for
   the DOOM2.WAD and/or DOOM.WAD on your system.

5) If necessary, Make sure the VESA driver for your video card is installed
   or that you are running UniVBE or SDD or one of the universal VESA drivers.

6) Type DETH to start the editor (CWSDPMI.EXE in zip must be in
   current directory or path if DPMI manager not supplied by other
   means, like the Windows OS).


Troubleshooting
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1) If it says it can't find DOOM2.WAD or DOOM.WAD, check the path to
   DOOM2.CFG, DOOM1.CFG in ZETH.INI and insure it reads:

	#Path to config files
	Doom = doom1.cfg
	Doom2 = doom2.cfg

   Also check the [wad] entry in DOOM2.CFG or DOOM1.CFG and insure it
   correctly locates your DOOM2.WAD or DOOM.WAD.

2) If the editor crashes when you try to edit scripts, make sure you
   are using the version of ACC included with Zeth (acc4gw.exe) and
   not the version released by Raven Software.

3) If the editor comes up - but most of the text is missing on the
   displays and menus, make sure DETH.FNT is in the directory you are
   running ZETH from, or somewhere in the path.. 

4) Do not run ZETH by double clicking ZETH.EXE or a shortcut to it in
   Win'95 until you have created a shortcut, set the Program tab in
   the shortcut's properties to specify the DETH directory as the
   working directory, and set the Window properties to Full-Screen. You
   may not get fonts or load the config files properly otherwise. If you
   don't know how to edit shortcuts, start an MS-DOS prompt, make it
   full-screen with Alt-Enter, change to the ZETH directory, and
   start ZETH with a command line.


Thanks to
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id Software for a great game and an open architecture
Raven Software for Hexen
Raphael Quinet and Brendon Wyber for the original DEU sources
Antony Burden and Simon Oke for creating DETH
Jim Flynn for his bug-fixed DETH sources
Andre Majorel for his string art fix
