			     PackIt! 1.11.04
				    by
			   Martinsen's Software
			    5501 Tullis Drive
			   Building 2, Suite 304
			New Orleans, LA  70131-8864

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Tech Support: (Limited to severe bugs ONLY for unregistered users)
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		INTERNET:RonMart@aol.com
		America Online - RonMart
		CompuServe - 71202,1750

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ORDERS ONLY
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(504) 394-6045

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System Requirements
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This program requires the following:

	- Windows 3.1
	- VBRUN300.DLL*
	- THREED.VBX   - dated 7/16/93 or later. (Included)
	- LZEXPAND.DLL - (Comes with Win 3.1) in your SYSTEM Directory
	- COMPRESS.EXE - Not Included, but is available from Microsoft.
	  This file is included with MOST Microsoft programming languages.
	- PACKIT!.HLP (This file must be in your WINDOWS directory

*=This file is available as VBRUN300.ZIP on CompuServe, AOL and
  most bulletin boards.	

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Additional Information not found in the documentation:
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Consult the help file for details.
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 Command Line Arguments
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1. To expand a file:

	/e:SOURCEFILE>DESTPATH /p


	Parameter	Description
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	/e:		This tells PackIt! that you want to expand SOURCEFILE
		   	to the directory listed in DESTPATH

	SOURCEFILE	This is the name AND path of the file you wish to expand.
			These files usually end with a "_" .(Example C:\AUTOEXEC.BA_)

	>		This separates the SOURCEFILE from the DESTPATH.  IT IS REQUIRED!!!

	DESTPATH	This is the directory where you want the compressed file expanded to.

	/p		Prompt for destination filename.  This causes PackIt! to display a
			dialog box for each of the files you wish to expand asking for the
			destination filename.  This parameter is OPTIONAL.


EXAMPLE: The command, "/e:C:\AUTOEXEC.BA_>D:\", (DO NOT TYPE QUOTES) would expand the
	 file C:\AUTOEXEC.BA_ to D:\AUTOEXEC.BAT (Assuming the file was compressed using the
	 -r parameter, otherwise it would be uncompressed as D:\AUTOEXEC.BA_.  When in doubt
	 use the /p paramter to prompt for the filename.).


2. To compress a file:

	/c:SOURCEFILE>DESTPATH


	Parameter	Description
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	/c:

	SOURCEFILE	This is the name AND path of the file you wish to compress.
			(Example D:\AUTOEXEC.BAT)

	>		This separates the SOURCEFILE from the DESTPATH.  IT IS REQUIRED!!!

	DESTPATH	This is the directory where you want the uncompressed file compressed
			to.

EXAMPLE: The command, "/c:D:\AUTOEXEC.BAT>A:\", (DO NOT TYPE QUOTES) would compress the
	 file D:\AUTOEXEC.BAT to A:\AUTOEXEC.BA_. (NOTE: PackIt! ALWAYS uses the -r option for
	 compressing files.)

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History of Changes
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Version	 Date	   Description
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1.11.04	 9-29-93   Corrected a problem with THREED.VBX.  New VBX included.
		   
        	   Corrected several other unreported bugs.


1.10  		   Changed some dialogs and made all of the DOS windows hidden.


1.00     05/03/93  Original Release.


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Reporting Bugs
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When reporting bugs, please follow these guidelines:

1. Reboot your computer and start Windows.
2. Start the application.
3. Determine the EXACT steps you took to cause the problem.
4. Create a MSD report using MSD.EXE (include with Windows 3.1)
4. Send your report via EMAIL to:  

		INTERNET:RonMart@aol.com
		America Online - RonMart
		CompuServe - 71202,1750

   - Please include any Dr. Watson logs if you have them.