Rocket File Launcher v6.0
                                for Windows 3.0

   Rocket is a combination File Manager and Application Launcher. Version 6 is
a complete re-write of previous versions. Please write or fax me your comments
and suggestions. Due to extended time on the road, please excuse delays in
responding to correspondence.

                               System Requirements

   Windows 3.X running in standard or enhanced mode. VGA or higher recommended.
Mouse required. Hard drive recommended. VBRUN100.DLL required (Visual Basic).

                          Double Click File Management

   There are two drive windows in Rocket, either may be the source or 
destination. The key to performing file operations in Rocket is the 
double-click. When Rocket is first initialized it is placed in 
"No Action-Refresh" mode, meaning a dbl-click on a file will refresh the file 
list box(s). To perform a copy or move, select either action from the Action 
Menu, and dbl-click on the source file. The message bar (to the right of the 
drive icons) will display the source and destination directories, and Rocket's 
caption will indicate the action about to be performed. Because there are no 
warnings, be sure to reset the Action to refresh when you are done, careless 
dbl-clicking can spell disaster with Rocket.    
   
   The file mask works in conjunction with the All button. To move a group of 
files, set the file box mask (*.* is default) and click the All button. All 
files of the type specified have the selected action performed on them.

                              Launching Data Files

   Rocket reads the [extensions] section of your WIN.INI file for application
associations to data files. Select the Utility Menu Extensions option to 
display a window listing these associations. You may launch EXE, COM, BAT, PIF 
or any of the file extensions listed in the extension window. Simply highlight 
the file and select the window state to execute the program into from the 
Launch Menu. Rocket can launch two files at the same time! Just highlight a 
file in each drive window.

                                 System Programs

   The System Menu contains a list of all the programs that are included with 
the Windows package. In addition, the Configure System menu item <Ctrl-S> 
calls SYSEDIT to allow editing of the AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS, WIN.INI, and 
SYSTEM.INI files.

                                Utility Programs

   The programs MEMORY 3.2 and CLOCK 2.1 are distributed with Rocket. Please 
read all included text files for information on using these programs.

                                Registration Info

   Hit <Ctrl-A> or select the Help Menu's About item to view the information 
screen.