Rationale

Using the "D" Library During Development

1. Compile the program and load the .CBL, .INT and .IDY files into a new EL850D.LBR.
2. At the Elliott Control Center, select the File menu and check the Animate (V8.5) or Debug (V8.6) sub menu.  Then when you launch the program, it will start ANIMATEW.Exe to debug the program.  The "D" version of the .LBR files, if found, will be loaded last and will override any other versions of the program.

Using the "D" Library at a Client Site

1. Compile the program and load the .CBL, .INT and .IDY files into a new EL850D.LBR.
2. Transfer the "D" library to the production Bin86 directory at the client site.  Because most customers use the RunLocal setup, you have to put the "D" library in the master Bin86 directory, so it will get copied to the local directory when Elliott first launches.
3. Transfer H:\www.elliott.com\Animate.Zip to the client directory and unzip it in the Bin86 directory.
4. In order for the user to choose the "Animate" option in Elliott Control Center, the user either needs to have (a) an Elliott Developer License flag; or (b) registry settings to be turned on the "Animate" option as in the next point.
5. If the user does not have an Elliott Developer License, start RegEdit.Exe and add or update the following value: Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\NETcellent\Elliott\8.0\Debug\Animate-EL850P=Yes.  (Of course, set Animate-EL860P=Yes for Elliott v8.6.)
6.  At the Elliott Control Center, select the File menu and check the Animate (V8.5) or Debug (V8.6) sub menu. Then when you launch the program, it will start ANIMATEW.Exe to debug the program. The "D" version of the .LBR files, if found, will be loaded last and will override any other versions of the program.
   
7. When finished debugging, delete the "D" library file from the Bin85 or Bin86 folder.