WARNING: Snippits is written in BASIC. If you enjoy Snippits and find it
useful, please let me know. I would like to convert it to C++, and I will,
but only if I get some good feedback first.

Copyright: There is none. Copy it all day long, I don't care.

Required Files:
        VBDB300.DLL     (Included. Should be copied to your Windows\SYSTEM
                         directory.)
        VBRUN300.DLL    (Not Included). Available from Microsoft forums on
                         CompuServe and the Microsoft Download Service.
                         Should also be copied to Windows\SYSTEM directory.
        MSAJT110.DLL    (Not Included). Available from Microsoft forums on
                         CompuServe and the Microsoft Download Service.
        MSAES110.DLL    (Included). Should be copied to your Windows\SYSTEM
                         directory.)
        ***** NOTE *****
        If you have Visual Basic 3.0 Professional or Microsoft Access 1.1
        installed on your system, you already have MSAJT110.DLL and
        MSAES110.DLL. At least you should, if you plan on using either
        product!

Installing Snippits:
        1) Copy the above files to the appropriate locations.
        2) Put SNIPPITS.MDB and SNIPPITS.EXE in the SAME directory.
           (Any directory is OK)

Running Snippits:
        Snippits is simple. Enter a few keywords or a description. For
        example: If you need to look up examples of creating a Window
        Class enter: WndClass. Click Find and Snippits will search through
        the database looking for this word in the description fields. It
        will not look in each code snippit (This would take too long,
        especially written in BASIC. Maybe for the next cut in C++).
        You will be presented with a list of snippits that contain the word
        WndClass in the description. Double-Click the snippit in the list
        box to have the full code snippit displayed to the right. You can
        now edit, update, save and print the snippit. If you would like to
        see more of the snippit than is displayed on your screen, select
        Zoom from the Snippits pull-down menu, or double click anywhere in
        the snippit text. This will bring up the Zoom Window with the
        snippit displayed. You can edit here also. If you make any changes
        to the snippit, make sure to click Update! before returning to
        the main screen. This will copy the Zoom window to the main snippit
        window. If you want to update this snippit permanently, click on
        Update on the main screen. That's about it. Have fun!

Contacting Me:
        Please contact me with suggestion, tips, threats, etc. at
        CompuServe address 71431,2243. Let me know if this is a utility that
        you can use. I wrote it for myself, but I will be happy to better it
        if people use it!