[NEW INSTRUCTIONS]
I've upgraded the FP.EXE program to automatically
install using the POWER Archiver program. The program
will automatically extract the files to c:\fptemp and
then run a batch file that will copy the files to the
c:\f-prot, and clean out the c:\fptemp directory.

So, it should now be a totally automatic process. 

[OLD INSTRUCTIONS]
Installing F-Prot from the FP.EXE
The following batch file is included in the archive
To extract it, change to the directory with fp.exe
Enter FP instfp.bat
The batch file checks to see if the fp.exe file is in
the current directory, and if so, it runs if from there.
If not, it checks for the file in the A: drive


[instfp.bat]
if not exist fp.exe if exist a:fp.exe a:
md c:\f-prot
fp -o c:\f-prot
c:
cd\f-prot
copy *.pif \windows\desktop
f-prot /hard /nobreak /disinf /nolfn

Description of Batch File Operation
Checks if fp.exe file is in the current directory,
and if so, it just runs it, if not it change to A: drive to install
create the f-prot directory on C: drive
Extract files to the F-prot directory with Overwrite option
Change to C:\F-prot
Copy PIF files to desktop
Run F-PROT after install with options

Switches
/Hard    - Scan all hard drives
/nobreak - Ignore Ctrl-C
/disinf  - If virus found, ask if you want to disinfect
/nolfn   - Don't bother looking up long file names.

An installation disk to automatically install the program
can be made by putting the fp.exe and the batch file below.
This can quickly be done by copying the FP.EXE file to a
diskette, and then entering fp *.bat.
That will extract the batch file on to the diskette, and
running a:instfp will automatically create the directory,
and install the f-prot, and the desktop icons.

INSTFP.BAT - Batch file on A: diskette with fp.exe on it.
if not exist fp.exe if exist a:fp.exe a:
md c:\f-prot
fp -o c:\f-prot
c:
cd\f-prot
copy *.pif \windows\desktop
f-prot /hard /nobreak /disinf /nolfn