TURLLabel 1.0.0 * 5 October 1997
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TURLLabel is a VCL component for Delphi 2, Delphi 3 and C++Builder.
Copyright (C) 1996,1997, by Jan Goyvaerts.

Visit http://www.ping.be/jg/ for more excellent VCL components
by the same author.

TURLLabel is a TLabel component that has an extra property called URL.
When the user clicks on the TURLLabel, it will fire up the URL using the
default web browser. If no default web browser is installed, nothing will
happen.

This component is freeware, which means that you can use in your 
applications free of charge.
You can freely make copies of the TURLLabel component, on the strict 
condition that all files are included and remain unmodified and that 
no files have been added to the package.                                           
This means that if you enhance the TURLLabel component, you are absolutely 
NOT allowed to distribute it.
You may also NOT use this source code to build your own URL label component.

For comments, questions and suggestions, contact the author at 
jg@ping.be


Delphi 2 installation
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1. Put URLLabel.pas into the directory of your choice. You will probably
   want to use an existing directory as Delphi's Library Path can be no
   longer than 127 characters.
2. Launch Delphi 2 if it isn't already running.
3. Choose Component|Install... from the menu, click the Add button, click the
   Browse button and select the file URLLabel.pas in the TURLLabel directory
   created in step 1.
4. Click Ok to recompile the component library.
5. Have fun!


Delphi 3 installation
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1. Put URLLabel.pas into the directory of your choice.
2. Run Delphi 3 if it is not yet running.
3. Pick Component|Install component from the menu. Specify URLLabel.pas as 
   the component unit name. Select the package of your choice and hit OK.
4. Have fun!


C++Builder installation
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1. Put URLLabel.pas into the directory of your choice. You will probably
   want to use an existing directory as C++Builder's Library Path can be no
   longer than 127 characters.
2. Launch C++Builder if it isn't already running.
3. Choose Component|Install... from the menu, click the Add button, click the
   Browse button and select the file Digits.obj in the TDigits directory
   created in step 1.
4. Click Ok to recompile the component library.
5. Have fun!