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Archive : SWFT15.ZIP
Filename : SWIFTACC.HLP
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% # ! º ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿC ' # C ' I ÿ Fixes in Version 1.1 < C < % IP ì^ ÿ - Version 1.0 would sometimes neglect to remember the icon positions when the Remember positions setting was selected. - The working directory of applications started from was unpredictable in v1.0. Version 1.1 fixes this by adding full control over the working directory. < < < # I ÿ Fixes in Version 1.15 < & IP ì^ ÿ - Drag-and-drop functionality was unreliable in v1.1. - In previous versions, Alt-Tab would cycle through all of the icons making it cumbersome to use. With v1.15 only the Control Panel icon is displayed when using Alt-Tab. - Version 1.15 fixes several problems the handling of command line values. are now retained when parameters are added to the command line. 4 4 % IP È: ÿ Version 1.5 á º 4 á ' IP ô: ÿ - Adds the ability to change icons in the same fashion as the Program Manager. - On-line help included. - Start up and shut down performance increased. - Size of program file reduced. ' á ' $ IP È: ÿ # ' # ! Ã ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ$ # 0 * & I ÿ The Working Model allows you to use for fifteen minutes at a time. To pu` ` rchase , send a check or money order for $30US or $35 Canadian to the address below. International customers please send an international money order for $30US. k L 0 k * & I ÿ P.O. Box 4204, Station E Ottawa, Ontario Canada, K1S 5B2 é k ( " I ÿ Remember to specify your full return address and which disk format you would prefer. You can also reach developers on CompuServe at address 71534,3255. Internet users can send mail to [email protected]. 7 7 ! ¹ ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿLicense and Disclaimer u 7 ( " I ÿ License and Disclaimer The Working Model may be freely distributed under the following conditions: Ê ¦ Ê $ I È ÿ -No modifications are to be made to the program or the documentation. -All files in the original distribution package must be included during further distribution. $ 0 Ê $ $ I ÿ The and the Working Model are provided AS IS. will in no way be responsible, in financial or any other terms, for any damages whatsoever (both consequential and incidental) resulting from the use or misuse of or the Working Model. 3 $ 3 ! Á ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿUn-Installing f O 3 f ( " I ÿ Un-Installing To un-install follow these steps: Ø ¶ f Ø 1 4 IP ô: ÿ 1) If you have placed in your Program Manager Start Up group, delete it from there. 2) Delete the files SWIFTACC.INI and SWIFTACC.DAT from your directory. P ; Ø P $ I ÿ does not modify any system files. # P # ! ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ D 6 # D ' ÿ was developed by 1 D 1 - , I ÿ a I 1 a $ I ÿ For more information about other products, write to: k L a w * & I ÿ P.O. Box 4204, Station E Ottawa, Ontario Canada, K1S 5B2 5 « w « $ ÿ You can also reach developers on CompuServe at address 71534,3255. Internet users can send mail to [email protected]. ! « ! ! ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿu l Ç ¥
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