setptr/PM
Version 0.02
by: Archimedes L. Trajano (cs932070@ariel.cs.yorku.ca)
Copyright (c) 1994 Creative Systems Software

Warranty
========
There is no warranty expressed or implied in this program.

Overview
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This program changes the OS/2 default system icons after a shutdown.
This program was written to test out a copy of VX-REXX I obtained a
while back.  This program was based upon custom pointer concepts from
Jack Tan's SetPtr.CMD program from Stupid OS/2 Tricks #4.

Requirements
============
OS/2 v2.x

Usage
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Installing a custom pointer
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1. Select a pointer type you wish to install
2. Click on the install button
3. Select the pointer file you wish to install
4. Click on open
5. Exit the program
6. Shutdown

Removing a custom pointer
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1. Select a pointer type you wish to remove
2. Click on the remove button
3. Exit the program
4. Shutdown

Exitting the program
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1. Double click on the title bar icon

Warnings
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1. Click on the warnings check box to enable or diable them


Future enhancements
===================
I plan on adding these enhancements when I have the resources
- Better installation program.  (Probably my next VX-REXX
  project)
- Include some sample pointers with the distribution.  (If
  you have any, send them to me UUENCODED or send them to
  ftp.cdrom.com)
- Use notebooks (when I get VX-REXX 2.00)
- Use IPF style help (when I get the OS/2 Toolkit)
- Combine all the text files into one .INF file (when I get
  the OS/2 Toolkit)
- Make into a WPS object (when I get VX-REXX 2.00)

Registration
============
This program is free.  However, please share me your comments on the
program through e-mail or send a postcard to:

   Archimedes Trajano
   38-20 Brimwood Blvd.
   Scarborough, ON
   M1V 1B7


Upgrades
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The latest copy of this program can be found in:
ftp-os2.cdrom.com:/pub/os2/2_x/sysutil/sppm????.zip
rexx.uwaterloo.ca:/pub/os2/vxrexx/contrib/sppm????.zip

*** One last side note
If anyone is looking for a OS/2 programming project, I could send
you the design specs for a better setptr/PM.  Something which I
cannot do because I do not know how to program in C/C++ (not having
CSet++ does not help either) :)