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*                     Title Bar Resource Ver1.1E  (FREEWARE)                *
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*                          Copyright(C)1994 by Shohei Sato                 *
*                                   Translated by Hitoshi Ozawa             *
*                                   Release 1994/10/28                      *
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  Title Bar Resource is an utility to display remaining Windows resource and
memory to a right-hand side of a title bar in an active window. 

Features include:
  1. Only display on active window.
  2. Change between Total remaining -> GDI remaining -> User remaining display
     modes by clicking a mouse on the displayed field.
  3. Location of a title bar can be changed, so it will not interfere with
     other softwares using a title bar.

Requirements *****************************************************************
	Hardware:
	    80386 or higher machine
	    4MB or more RAM memory
	Software:
	    MS-Windows3.1 or higher

Liability ********************************************************************
  The author and the developer of this software will not take any 
responsibilities for any damages that may occur with the use of this software.
  The files contained in TIRES.LZH file are distributed "as is" and without 
any expressed and implied warranties.  The user assumes the entire risk of 
using the software.

Included Files ***************************************************************
  The following 3 files are included in the TIRES.LZH file:
	TIRESE.EXE	Execution file
	README.TXT	Introduction (the file you are reading right now)
	PROG.LST	List of other interesting programs

Installation *****************************************************************
  Execute the TIRESE.EXE file from Windows by using either the File Manager
or the Program Manager.  When the file is executed, it will create a
TITIME.INI in the WINDOWS directory if it does not already exist.

Operation ********************************************************************
  When Title Bar Resource is active, it will display system information at a
default position on a screen.
  
Right mouse click on [Memory] or [Resource]
  Clicking the right mouse button on either [Memory] or [Resource] will bring
  up a Title Bar Clock color dialog box.  Color of the button can be set from
  this dialog box.
  
Left mouse double click on [Memory]
  Double clicking the right mouse button on [Memory] will bring up a Title
  Bar Resource Setup dialog box.  Position of Title Bar Resource button can
  be adjusted from this dialog box.

Distribution *****************************************************************
  This program can be distributed only in the original archived TIRES.LZH
formatted file.  Do not change this file or any files within.
  This file can be freely distributed.  If it is to be copied to another forum
or to another distribution channel, please contact the developer to let us know
exactly where it is to be copied.  We will need this information to maintain
and upgrade Title Resource Bar at all locations.
  If the TIRES.LZH file is to be distributed for commercial or in any manner
including exchange of object(s) not excluding money, permission from the
developer is required.
  If this program is to be mentioned in any article, please send
a E-mail to one of the developers.

Copyright ********************************************************************
  Title Bar Resource is copyrighted to Shohei Sato.  No part of this
program or data may be reproduced, in any form or by any means, without a
written permission from Shohei Sato.

Development ******************************************************************
  Title Bar Resource is written in Borland C++ 3.1 (Japanese) with AF.  It has
been tested on PC-9801 RA21 (NEC), Gateway2000 P5-90, IBM Think Pad 500, and
PC-H98s model U8 (NEC).

Releases *********************************************************************
  Ver 1.1	Move bar to default position when right mouse button is
		pressed while left mouse button is pressed on a [Memory]
		field.
  Ver 1.0	Initial release

Support **********************************************************************
  Support for Title Bar Resource is provided by CompuServe E-mail. 
If you have any question, opinion, suggestions, or other comments, please 
send any E-mail to:

	Shohei Sato	Nifty Serve:	MXA00303
	Hitoshi Ozawa	CompuServe:	100220,3402

  Microsoft is a registered trademark and Windows is a trademark of Microsoft
Corporation in the United States of America and other countries.