NetLaunch v3.10
Released to the Public Domain By Robert Simpson
First release:  April  2, 1997
3.0  Release :  April 25, 1997
3.06 Release :    May  1, 1997
3.10 Release :    May  9, 1997

NetLaunch is a very tiny utility I wrote because I'm lazy.  When I dial my
ISP, I always launch the same programs as soon as my connection is
established.  When I am done, (if I haven't done so already) I always close
all those programs down afterwards.

So enter NetLaunch.  NetLaunch sits idly in your Win95 system tray, waiting
for you to connect to your ISP.  As soon as it detects a connection, it
launches all the programs you've put in its Launch List.  When you close
down your dial-up connection, NetLaunch closes down all the programs it
started (if they are still active).

Adding programs to the Launch List is as easy as dragging and dropping icons
into the Launch List window.

NetLaunch also features many enhancements to Dial-Up Networking, such as 
pressing the "Connect" button, auto-redial on disconnect, override username
and password, connection scheduling, and the list goes on!

Finally, the most impressive feature of NetLaunch is the fact that it is
fully extensible using the NetLaunch API.  This means anyone can write a DLL
for NetLaunch and add any amount of functionality to the program!  Most of 
the built-in functions are accessible from the DLL, and NetLaunch will
keep the extension informed of events.  Contact me or check out my website
for the API documentation.


If you want to be informed of further updates of this program, please send
me some e-mail and I will add you to the mailing list for this product.

Robert Simpson
Programmer at Large
Black Castle Software, LLC
Phx, AZ
mailto:simpson@primenet.com
http://www.primenet.com/~simpson