DEMO WORKSHOP V1.1i

    Demo Workshop is a tool for creating software demonstration and
    tutorial programs.  Demo Workshop uses actual screens recorded during
    execution of the program being presented.


INSTALLATION

    Create a directory on your hard disk called DW and change directory
    to it like this.

        C:\> MKDIR DW
        C:\> CD DW
        C:\DW>

    Copy the DWRK11.ZIP or DWRK11.EXE file into this directory.  If you have
    the .ZIP file, unzip it.  If you have the .EXE file, execute it.

    The following files are created:

        SR.EXE	      The Demo Workshop screen recorder TSR
	DW.EXE        The Demo Workshop presentation editor
        DW.HLP        The presentation editor help file used by DW.EXE
        DWGUIDE.TXT   The Demo Workshop Users Guide
        DEMOWKSH.P2   File required by DW.EXE to create standalone
                       presentation programs
        DWDEMO.EXE    Demonstration DW presentation
        ORDER.FRM     The Demo Workshop registration and order form
        FILE_ID.DIZ   BBS description file
        README.1ST    This file
       

    To view the demo, execute DWDEMO.EXE.

    You might want to create an environment variable called DWDIR and
    equate it to the directory where you unpacked Demo Workshop.  This
    will allow you to use Demo Workshop from another disk/directory it
    you wish.  To do this, place a line like the following in your
    AUTOEXEC.BAT file:

          SET DWDIR=C:\DW

    You will need to reboot for this change to take effect.

    If you do not do this, and you execute DW from another directory,
    you will not be able to access help information or create
    .EXE output files.


RELEASE NOTES

    You must create a recording file before you can use DW, the
    presentation editor.  You can create an empty recording if you
    wish by invoking SR twice.  The first time, a file called SCREEN.REC
    will be created, and the second time SR will remove itself from
    memory.

    Type SR /? to display a brief help screen for the screen recorder.

    V1.1 Changes
	V1.1 fixes bugs which caused program and system crashes when
	using the presentation editor DW.EXE.  Our apologies to all who
	endured these problems.  The flaw in our release procedure which
	allowed these bugs to be included in a released version has been
	corrected.

    V1.1A Changes
	V1.1A adds the "Save as Default" menu item to the Text Window
	Options and Menu Display options menus.  This selection makes
	the attributes (color, border style, position, size) of the
	current text window or menu the initial defaults for new menus
	or text windows created for the presentation.  The defaults
	are saved across DW sessions in the presentation file.  Note
	that DW V1.1A presentation files may *not* be processed with DW
	V1.1 or V1.0.

   V1.1B Changes
	V1.1B allows entry of special characters using the ALT-keypad
	method of entry supported by MS-DOS. Previously, entry of
	special characters was not supported for titles, menu items,
	or scene names.

   V1.1C Changes
	V1.1C fixes a bug which prevented pop-up windows from remaining
 	visible while the background recording was in motion.

   V1.1D Changes
	V1.1D incorporates changes which make playback timing more accurate
	in instances where there is fast screen motion, such as rapid
	movement of the mouse cursor.

   V1.1e Changes
	V1.1e fixes a bug introduced in 1.1D which the first playback after
	startup to fail if Normal speed was selected.

   V1.1f Changes
	V1.1f fixes another bug introduced in 1.1D which caused the DOS
	system clock to be modified during playback.

   V1.1g Changes
	V1.1g fixes yet another bug introduced in 1.1D which caused slow
	and single-step playback to misbehave.

   V1.1h Changes
	V1.1h adds support for EGA/VGA extended colors (as used by
	CA-Clipper) in recordings.

   V1.1i Changes
	V1.1i fixes a bug wherein query dialogs were not properly
 	refreshed after help displays.