This readme describes the win32s spreadsheet.  

There are two forms of the spreadsheet - an Excel ss (win32s.xls) and a 
comma separated variable file suitable for loading into other SS programs.  

The ss contains one row for each Windows API, with 3 columns:
- the name of the API
- the status of the API in Win32.  The four possibilities are:
	new:  new to win32, i.e. does not exist in the 16-bit world
	widened:  a 16-bit API which has simply been widened
	changed:  similar to a 16-bit API, but slightly different
	dropped:  a 16-bit API which is not supported in win32
- whether the API actually works in Win32s running on Win3.1.  All
	APIs in Win32 have at least a stub in Win32s.  However, only
	some of the APIs actually implement the functionality;  the rest 
	will return an error.  Y indicates the functionality is supported,
	N indicates that an error will be returned.