VB DB Draw (c) 1994 Rock Ridge Computer Solutions
			Release 1.0
			09/24/94

Welcome to VB DB Draw, and thank you for trying it. This file tells how to 
install the program and begin using it. This file is divided into 3 sections:
	File List
	Installation
	Getting Started

This program automates the process of creating a Visual Basic form with a Data 
control and data-aware bound controls. You choose a table in an MS Access 
database and the fields that you want, and VB DB Draw creates the form with the 
various data properties filled out. You then simply add this new form to your 
Visual Basic project.


		File List

This file is 1 of 8 files that make up this archive, VBDBDR.LZH. The file are:
	README.TXT........This file you are reading
	VBDBDRAW.EXE......The VB DB Draw program
	VBDBDRAW.HLP......The VB DB Draw help file
	MHCB200.VBX....... | Various
	MHGLBX.VBX........ | custom
	MHIV200.VBX....... | controls
	MHRUN400.DLL...... | used by
	TBAR.VBX.......... | VB DB Draw

You will need to at least have Visual Basic 3.0 Standard Edition installed on 
your PC. This archive does not include the files that come with Visual Basic 
because VB DB Draw is designed to be used by Visual Basic 3.0 developers. These 
files are: VBRUN300.DLL, VBDB300.DLL, MSAES110.DLL, MSAJT110.DLL, and 
CMDIALOG.VBX.


		Installation

If you are reading this file, then you have already extracted the files from the 
archive. That is all that is required to install this program. If you want, you 
can move the 5 custom control, *.DLL and *.VBX, files to your Windows System 
directory, but the program will work fine if you leave the files in the same 
directory as the program and help files. You can run the file via File Run, File 
Manager, or create a new File Item in Program Manager.


		Getting Started

- Start the program
- Open an MS Access database file
- Choose a table from the database
- Choose fields that you want on your form from the table
- Choose Generate from the Edit menu
- Make changes to the newly generated form: 
	- rename and move controls
	- move and resize form
- Save the new form
- Add the form to a Visual Basic project

VB DB Draw (c) 1994 Rock Ridge Computer Solutions
Release 1.0 09/24/94