Installing Home Planet Lite

You will have downloaded a "zip" compressed archive named
hp3lite.zip. Create a directory for Home Planet (for example
C:\HPLANET) and extract the files from the archive into it with PKUNZIP
or a compatible extractor program. Be sure to specify the option which
preserves directory structure in the archive. If you're using PKUNZIP
from the MS-DOS prompt, you might install Home Planet with the
commands: 

    MKDIR C:\HPLANET
    CD C:\HPLANET
    PKUNZIP -D HP3LITE.ZIP

Once Home Planet is installed, you can launch the application simply by
typing HPLANET from the MS-DOS prompt while in its directory, or by
using the Run item on the Start menu and entering
C:\HPLANET\HPLANET as the program name. Obviously, if you used a
different drive or directory name instead of "C:\HPLANET", you would
enter that name. For convenience, create a shortcut icon that points to
Home Planet, and you'll be able to launch Home Planet simply by double
clicking it. 

Installing Home Planet Full

You will have downloaded a "zip" compressed archive named
hp3full.zip. Create a directory for Home Planet (for example
C:\HPLANET) and extract the files from the archive into it with PKUNZIP
or a compatible extractor program. Be sure to specify the option which
preserves directory structure in the archive. If you're using PKUNZIP
from the MS-DOS prompt, you might install Home Planet with the
commands: 

    MKDIR C:\HPLANET
    CD C:\HPLANET
    PKUNZIP -D HP3FULL.ZIP

Once Home Planet is installed, you can launch the application simply by
typing HPLANET from the MS-DOS prompt while in its directory, or by
using the Run item on the Start menu and entering
C:\HPLANET\HPLANET as the program name. Obviously, if you used a
different drive or directory name instead of "C:\HPLANET", you would
enter that name. For convenience, create a shortcut icon that points to
Home Planet, and you'll be able to launch Home Planet simply by double
clicking it.