Wilson WindowWare 3377 59th SW Seattle WA 98116 (206) 937-9335 May 18, 1989 A new product distribution disk is now available from Wilson WindowWare. The disk contains three shareware Windows applications from Wilson WindowWare. These applications are designed to run under Microsoft Windows, version 2.03 or newer. The applications are: COMMAND POST 6.2 A menuing / file management shell that allows personalization of the MS-DOS Executive window. BROWSER 3.2 A file browsing utility. Browser quickly displays files, prints sections, or copies selected text to the Windows clipboard. APPLETS 1.1 A dozen or so tiny applications for Windows. They are designed to be used with Command Post or other Window shells. Command Post allows users to easily add menu and submenu items to the MS-DOS Executive window, provides file management capability, a directory tree, screen blanker, window locator, window arranger, and more. Command Post menu extensions are defined in an easy to edit text file, and automatically loaded into Command Post at startup. The menus allow the user to specify a directory to switch to, and an application to start whenever the corresponding menu item is selected. Command Post also provides a two-window file management feature, allowing the user to copy or move files from one window to the other. Browser is a Windows application designed to allow users to view files in a variety of formats, including ANSI, ASCII, 7 and 8 bit bytes, and as a hex dump. Features include printing and clipboard update. Browser sports a powerful Hide&Seek information lookup capability, which allows various views of the information in a text file to be rapidly generated. Applets are a collection of tiny applications for the Windows. They are primarily designed to operate with Windows menuing programs, such as Command Post, which allow you to initiate a series of applications from a single menu selection. These applications include: FILE Applets copy, move, rename, delete WINDOW Applets arrange, place, hide, show, zoom, iconize OTHER Applets say, beep, saybeep