FLUTE (NO OLEAUTOMATION VERSION)

Welcome to Flute 1.56. Flute is a scripting language for Windows 3.1x and
Windows 95 (It automatically adapts to suit the operating system it does
not need to be reinstalled for Windows 95).
Revision: March 13 1996

Flute supports control of programs using:
	Mouse, Keyboard, menu and other user interface manipulations
	DDE Communications
	Windows Acts (functions performed by windows themselves)

To Install run SETUP.EXE (you must run setup as it installs registry entries)
and other Windows information.

We want you to REGISTER.

Registration is free, Flute is a developing program, by registering you
will be kept informed of developments.

Flute in its present draft is in Public Domain. It may be copied freely, 
provided that it is unmodified and complete.

Future versions of Flute may be retail products rather than public
domain.

Our intention is to add event handling to Flute and other polishing.


To Register:

Email:
	WorkingTitle@cix.compulink.co.uk

WWW (With the latest version downloadable):
        http://www.compulink.co.uk/~workingtitle/
Mail:
	WorkingTitle
	59 Copeland Ave
	Whitehaven
	Cumbria
	CA28 9HZ
	UK

Tel:
	01946 590 697
	international (+44) 1946 590 697
Fax
	01946 590 565	
	international (+44) 1946 590 565

The installer installs two sample scripts in your startup group -
	Bthday1 wishes you a happy birthday
	calc puts a button in the bottom right corner, click it to
	type in a calculation.


What has changed:


FastFindWindow - this is the same as findwindow, but whereas FindWindow will
wait for 5 seconds for a window to appear, FastFindWindow returns immediately.

deletefile - deletes a file and returns TRUE or an error as appropriate
e.g. result:=deletefile("d:\1.txt");

We have removed subclass.dll and loader.exe, these parts of Flute caused nothing 
but trouble and have been trashed. If you are upgrading from older versions be sure
to delete these files and remove the loader.exe reference in win.ini.

Swapped window names are now supported, use the paste FindWindow to generate a 
suitable FindWindow command. The Window name is now held in full,
e.g. "Document1 - MSWord", the FindWindow command doesn't know which part is
important, and so it checks the parts before and after the dash separately.

Mouse clicks only bring the window to the top if the activate flag is chosen.