1. This sample project demonstrates how to install and uninstall WinI2C/DDC library. You can use it in your software setup freely to register WinI2C/DDC binaries on end-user systems.
2. Both x32 and x64 versions are available:
	- For x32 version use "Installer.exe" and WinI2C/DDC x32 binaries ("windows\system32\DDCHelper.dll", "windows\system32\DDCHelperX.dll" and "windows\system32\drivers\DDCDrv.sys").
	- For x64 version use "Installer64.exe" and WinI2C/DDC x64 binaries from "x64" folder. Note x64 binaries are not available in trial version.
3. How to use:
	- Place WinI2C/DDC binary files and Installer.exe (or Installer64.exe for x64 system) in the same folder.
	- Execute Installer.exe, it will copy WinI2C/DDC binaries to windows system folders, install kernel mode driver and register DDCHelperX.dll COM server.
4. Installer.exe parameters:
	a. "-i" - install mode. This is default mode, it will be used if both "-i" and "-u" parameters are is missed.
	b. "-u" - uninstall mode.
	c. "-fyes" - manage files (copy WinI2C/DDC binaries to windows system folders in installation mode or remove them in uninstallation mode. This is default mode, it will be used if both "fyes" and "-fno" parameters are is missed.
	d. "-fno" - don't manage files, i.e. you must copy WinI2C/DDC binaries yourself before calling Installer.exe.
	e. "-ryes" - register DDCHelperX.dll COM server with "regsvr32.exe" in installation mode or unregister it in uninstallation mode. This is default mode, it will be used if both "ryes" and "-rno" parameters are is missed.
	f. "-rno" - don't register DDCHelperX.dll.

	Examples:
		- "Installer.exe". Copy WinI2C/DDC binaries to system folder, install the driver and register COM server.
		- "Installer.exe -u". Unregister COM server, uninstall the driver and remove WinI2C/DDC binaries from system folder.
		- "Installer.exe -i -fno -rno". Install the driver only, don't copy files and don't call regsvr32.exe.


NOTE: Administration privileges are required for executing Installer.exe. Also remember about Vista/Win7 User Account Control (UAC).


TROUBLESHOOTING

If you cannot install WinI2C/DDC by using Installer.exe check the following:
	- Make sure that all WinI2C/DDC binary files (DDCHelper.dll, DDCHelperX.dll and DDCDrv.sys) are placed in the same folder with "Installer.exe".
	- Make sure you have administration privileges. Try to right click "Installer.exe" icon and select "Run as Administrator" item to test it.
	- Make sure you use correct binaries. For Windows x64 you need to use "Installer64.exe" and WinI2C/DDC binaries from "x64" folder.
	- The best approach is to install WinI2C/DDC during your application installation, instead of doing this in your application directly, this way you avoid a lot of problems.
