TAD consists of two parts: an SQL back end and an ASP front end.
If you can read this file, then you have probably successfuly
unzipped the source code. To install the software, you need a
SQL server to create the database and a web server (such as IIS)
that runs ASP to create the interface.

(1) Create the SQL database:

	(a) Connect to a SQL server as a system administrator
	(because you are going to create a database and users).
	You may need to use a SQL client tool such as SQL Query
	Analyzer.

	(b) After you connect to a SQL server, open the file
	"TissueArray_Database.txt" contained in the SQL_Script
	directory, and execute it (click "run"). The script
	should create the database and all the tables. It will
	insert a small amount of data into the tables, including
	a single user called "ta_user" and some marker data in
	the "marker_def" table.

(2) Create an ODBC data source:

	(a) Open ODBC data source control, define a data source
	named "TissueArray", choosing the SQL driver for the
	connection.

(3) Install the ASP pages where your web server can find them.

	These instructions assume that you have unzipped the source
	code into the location
		C:\TestAppl\TissueArray
	In  your Internet Service Manager, define a virtual directory
	called "TissueArray' that points to this location. The URL
	for the front page of the interface will be:
		http:\\hostname\TissueArray\Common\login.asp 
	where "hostname" is localhost or the name of the machine
	that runs IIS.

(4) Open your web browser, point it to the correct location, and
login to the application as "ta_user" to test the application.