Around 1998, I had been getting an increased number of reports that the Run Time Error 200 message continues to appear even after running the "install.bat" program. After finally locating a computer that duplicated the problem, I found a remedy. A search on the Internet turned up a patch to the CRT unit for Borland Pascal that fixes the problem.  Let's hope the GHz processors on the horizon don't create a whole new host of problems for DOS relics.

If you are having problems with Windows NT or Windows 2000, please click here for screen shots of the File Properties setup I use at work for Win2000 that is usually successful.

In order to run, RF Workbench requires that the following directory structure be created:

    .\rfwb40
    .\rfwb40\data
    .\rfwb40\mixers
    .\rfwb40\plans
    .\rfwb40\systems

Following is the content of the "install.bat" file:

echo off
echo .
echo .
echo *************************************************************
echo
echo RF Workbench requires 1 MByte of hard drive space to install.
echo
echo *************************************************************
echo .
pause
echo .
mkdir c:\rfwb40
mkdir c:\rfwb40\data
mkdir c:\rfwb40\mixers
mkdir c:\rfwb40\plans
mkdir c:\rfwb40\systems
copy *.* c:\rfwb40
copy .\mixers\*.mf3 c:\rfwb40\mixers
echo .
echo Please refer to Readme.txt for more info on RF Workbench 4.0.
echo .
pause