QCard.DLL is released to the public as FreeWare. It
may be copied and redistributed provided all the 
enclosed files remain in tact. The file list is
as follows:

QCARD.TXT	This file
QCARD.DLL	The main DLL file
QCARD.HLP	The documentation file
DLL_TEST.EXE	The VB demo program
		(requires VBRUN200.DLL)
DLL_TEST.MAK	The VB make file
FORM1.FRM	Main form for the VB demo
ABOUT.FRM	About form for the VB demo
GLOBAL.BAS	VB/QCard function delcarations
QCARD_C.ZIP	Support for C/C++ use
QCARDPAS.ZIP	Support for Pascal use

This is the second release of QCARD.DLL. There are
a few changes over release Ver 1 including the
following:

1. The IsVisible data member for each card has
been dropped as have the functions SetCardVisible()
and IsCardVisible().

2. BlockDragging routines now support an offset
value which is adjustable. The default value is
16 (that is, the DLL will assume you are dealing
your cards in columns, each card 16 pixels lower
than the one above it, as in Windows Solitaire).
If you wish to change the offset default, use the
function SetOffSet(nValue), and all dragging will
be carried out using nValue as an offset. QCARD 
does not support dragging in horizontal rows.

3. Cards can be toggled from Faceup to Facedown
using the function SetCardStatus(nCard, bValue).
All cards are initially Faceup. If you change a
card's status to Facedown, it will be assumed to
be Facedown (in Dealing, Drawing or Dragging)
until such time as you change its status back to
Faceup.

4. QCARD.DLL now has all new cardbacks and jokers,
which were drawn by Daniel Di Bacco. Special thanks
go out to him for his wonderful artwork.

5. QCARD's cards are as follows:
1 - 52 Deck One
53 - 104 Deck Two
105 - 109 Cardback Cards (good for doing piles!)
110 - 113 Jokers

6. In the previous version of the DLL, when doing
block drags, it was required to put a temporary
"blocked status" on the lowermost card being
dragged so it would not turn up as a destination
card within the EndBlockDrag function. QCARD now
handles this temporary blocking for you, so you
don't have to worry about it.

7. In this, as in version 1 of the DLL, only call
InitializeDeck(hWnd) *once* during the running
of your game. This will load the DLL and get it
ready. To clear out old card positions and user
values between hands within your game, you can
make as many calls as you want to SetDefaultValues().
This will reset all QCARD's internal data.