QREAD,prize box toys for 10 year olds under 50 dollars an Etext Reader for Windows

(Copyright Dan Scavezze <[email protected]>

This archive contains the following files:

qread.exe - the program QRead qread.hlp - the help file for QRead qrhelp.txt - the help file (and user manual for QRead) as a text file readme.txt - this file (which lists the contents of this archive) readme.bat - batch file containing the command "type readme.txt | more" setup.txt - instructions on how to set up QRead setup.bat - batch file containing the command "type setup.txt" setupqr.exe - a "mini-setup" program

register.txt - form to be used when registering QRead vendor.doc - information for software vendors file_id.diz - a fixed format description for Bulletin Board Systems

To set up QRead on your system, run SETUPQR.EXE from Windows, ortype SETUP at the DOS prompt.

QRead lets you read text files quickly and easily in the MicrosoftWindows 3.1 environment. Text files can be shown on the screen in any fontyou choose, and QRead will automatically adjust the type size or the linestructure to fit the window. Qread also provides tools to help with browsingand management of your text files.

QRead is a Shareware program. All rights are retained by the author. Youmay share the program and freely distribute it for evaluation purposes.After a reasonable evaluation period, you must register your copy of theprogram and become a licensed user, or destroy your copy of the program.

QRead version 1.2 Copyright Dan Scavezze 1992, 1993

DS Products CompuServe: [70731,1673]
P.O. Box 342 Internet: [email protected]
Westford, MA 01886

07/30/94

End of Project Gutenberg's QREAD, an Etext Viewer for Windows, by Dan Scavelle

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