RESDUET+ 2.0 Information 11/93
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       This is not freeware and if you like it and use it you should
send a mere $15 to me at the address that follows. By doing this you 
will receive the version without the "nag" screens and the next update. 

Please send your name & address and the $15 to register this program to:
                 Michael Grice
                 8234 Excelsior Drive
                 Pensacola, Florida 32514

Also include any comments, suggestions or ideas and any problems.
I can also be reached at America-On-Line (Mikey32514) and 
CompuServe (72144,1537).

The biggest change in this version is the addition of a Windows exit 
button next to the restart button and major File Machine improvements
and additions such as user-configurable buttons and several file
utilities. To find out more, read below and click on the resources panel
with your right mouse button.

There  are no warranties, expressed OR implied.
The author is in NO WAY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE OF 
ANY KIND, INCLUDING MENTAL, PHYSICAL, MONETARY, ETC., TO THE USER OR 
COMPUTER OR PETS OR NEIGHBORS OR SPOUSES.
	  U S E  A T  Y O U R  O W N  R I S K
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To run RESDUET+ you will need the VBRUN300.DLL Visual Basic runtime 
file (found on most BBS's) in your Windows or Windows/system directory
(as long as this is in your path statement). Then add a new program
item to one of your groups (File*New*OK, etc.) using the icon with
RESDUET+. I don't know if this will run in Windows 3.0 but it should.

The files included with RESDUET+ are:
 
 1. resduet.exe - to be placed in any directory (you may want this in
 your start-up group also).
 
 2. resduet.txt - this file
 
 3. threed.vbx, dfinfo1.vbx, cmdialog.vbx, commdlg.dll, apiguide.dll - to be 
 placed in your Windows or Windows\system directory if you don't already 
 have them. (Please make sure this is the most recent version).
 
 4. resduet1.ini - will be created in your Windows directory  (assuming Windows 
 is on your "C" drive) if you change the restart/resource panel position and 
 save the change or when you add your programs to the middle buttons. Once you 
 have added your programs to the middle buttons, the icons/pictures will be
 saved to pict#.bmp files in your Windows/System directory (# being a number
 from 1 to 20) to coincide with the button selected. If you move these picture
 files, you must make the necessary path changes in the resduet1.ini file for
 the pictures only.  
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RESTART/RESOURCE PANEL:
I won't get into very many instructions here because they are included
in the program but the important ones are;

*  To re-position the restart/resource panel, click on the "resources"
(right) panel with the right mouse button and select Configure/ResDuet Position.                           

*  To read the restart/resource panel instructions, click on the  
"resources" panel with the right mouse button and select Instructions.

*  To open The File Machine, click on the "time" panel (left) with the left 
mouse button. To open only the middle buttons from The File Machine, click
on the time panel with your right mouse button.

*  To check your available memory space and available disk space, click
on the "resource" panel with your left mouse button.
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THE FILE MACHINE:
Most of this is self-explanatory and also includes instructions. The 
"buttons" in the center of The File Machine open whatever files/programs
you add using the "Buttons" button on the bottom left. 

For instructions on the various buttons or areas, click your right mouse
button over those areas or the left mouse button on the "?" button.
      
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That's about all for me. 

Thanks, have fun and please register this program.