CABLENUT ADJUSTER v4.08
Copyright (C) 2000,2001 CableNut Software - www.cablenut.com
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
http://www.cablenut.com, has a frequently asked questions guide as well as other content about the CableNut Software.
INSTALLATION:
The CableNut Adjuster is compatible with Windows 95/98/98SE/ME/NT/2000/XP each CCS file is tagged with an Operating System specific tag to show what Operating System it is compatible for. Explanation of specific terms are found below.
2K = Windows NT/2000/XP supported
9X = Windows 95/98/98SE/ME supported
Cable_normal = Cable connections that can support up to 250KB/sec
Cable_fast = Cable connections that can support over 250KB/sec
Adsl_normal = Adsl connections that do not have the 1.5Mbps speed package
Adsl_fast = Adsl connections that can achieve 1.5Mbps speed, or more
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ADJUSTER.EXE Main CableNut program
CABLENUT.HLP CableNut help file
UNINST-CABLENUT.EXE CableNut uninstaller
OFFICIAL SITE.URL Official CableNut site
README.TXT Software readme info
..CCS/ CableNut Custom Settings
(CCS) sub-folder
56K/
56K_9X.CCS Dialup 56K modem tweak file for
Windows 95/98/98SE/ME
56K_2K.CCS Dialup 56K modem tweak file for
Windows NT/2000/XP
Cable/
CABLE_NORMAL_9X.CCS Cable broadband tweak file for
Windows 95/98/98SE/ME
CABLE_NORMAL_2K.CCS Cable broadband tweak file for
Windows NT/2000/XP
CABLE_FAST_9X.CCS Cable broadband tweak file for
Windows 95/98/98SE/ME
CABLE_FAST_2K.CCS Cable broadband tweak file for
Windows NT/2000/XP
Adsl/
ADSL_NORMAL_9X.CCS Adsl broadband tweak file for
Windows 95/98/98SE/ME
ADSL_NORMAL_2K.CCS Adsl broadband tweak file for
Windows NT/2000/XP
ADSL_FAST_9X.CCS Adsl broadband tweak file for
Windows 95/98/98SE/ME
ADSL_FAST_2K.CCS Adsl broadband tweak file for
Windows NT/2000/XP
Satellite/
SATELLITE_9X.CCS Satellite Internet tweak file for
Windows 95/98/98SE/ME
SATELLITE_2K.CCS Satellite Internet tweak file for
Windows NT/2000/XP
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GETTING STARTED:
1. Locate the CCS sub-folder in the CableNut folder.
(This can either be done by the desktop shortcut, the start menu shortcut, or by locating the CableNut install folder.)
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2. Run the CableNut Adjuster program.
(Adjuster.exe - shortcuts are on the desktop, and in the start menu.)
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3. Select 'Open Custom Settings File' from the file menu.
(This will load a specific CCS file into the Adjuster.)
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4. Select the correct CCS file that corresponds to your Internet connection.
(All of the CableNut CCS files are located in the CCS sub-folder.)
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5. Click open on your selected CCS file.
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6. The values for the specific CCS will show.
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7. Press the 'Save to Registry' button.
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8. This will install the selected CableNut tweak file.
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9. Restart your system.
(A restart is needed after every change in the Adjuster.)
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10. Your system is now tweaked for optimal Internet speed.
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