With the programs SSIREGI.EXE and SSIREGM.EXE you can automatically
install/modify the SSIPDDP driver in NT's Registry database.
Important!!! :: You have to have "Administrator" rights to run these
                programs!!!

To install the driver (after copying), simply run the command

        SSIREGI  install

The install process modifies the Registry and immediately starts the
driver (so you don't have to re-boot NT).
You may also stop, start or restart the driver with these commands:

        SSIREGI  stop
        SSIREGI  start
        SSIREGI  restart

If the security device is attached to LPT1, no modification necessary.
If another port is used, modify the registry with the command:

        SSIREGM  LPTPort=n

where n=1-9 is the port#. If NT does not recognize the LPT port
(you can check it with the CHECKLPT program after the driver is
loaded) and you know the physical port address, you can specify it:

        SSIREGM PortAddress=hhh

where hhh is one of the following standard parallel port addresses:
3BC, 378 or 278.
If your computer is very fast you may need to add delay adjustments
with the SSI_ACT timing variable:

        SSIREGM  SSI_ACT=n,n,n

In case you are using a very old ACTIVATOR/M, you have to modify the
registry in order to correctly write the old device. Use the command

        SSIREGM  SSI_MEM=OLD

Probably you don't need to modify the virtual port address (for DOS
and Win16 programs), but if you wish, you may with the command:

        SSIREGM  VPort=hhhh

where hhhh is 4-digit hexadecimal port address (use 1000-3FF8).
You can automatically restart the driver if you set the second
parameter on the command-line to "restart", e.g.

        SSIREGM  SSI_ACT=n,n,n  RESTART

Note that if you change the VPort value the Virtual Device Driver
may already running.  If you use DOS program(s) just close all DOS
sessions and restart them.  If you wish to use Windows programs
and want the new VPort to be used you have to log out and re-logon
(because you normally cannot close the WOW session in NT).

If you want to completely remove the driver, run the command:

        SSIREGI  remove

If you used the virtual device driver, don't forget to remove
the line DEVICE=SSIDDDP.SYS from the CONFIG.NT file.

You can call the install process from your installation script:
In your script first copy the driver file into NT's driver directory
then run the external program "ssiregi install" minimized.
If you are a programmer and wish to develop your own installation
process, for your convenience we included the source code of the
programs SSIREGI and SSIREGM. Please feel free to use all or part
of the code and you may modify it to fit to your need.
