                             WhereIs
                              v1.00
                  Copyright (c) 1994, Doug Kehn
                        


   NOTICE
   ------
   This program may be used and distributed free of charge.  This
   program may NOT be distributed in conjunction with commercial
   software or altered.

   There are NO warranties, either expressed or implied, with this
   program.  The user assumes ALL liability.


   ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
   ---------------
   I must express my deepest gratitued to Mark Slagle without whom
   this program would not have become a reality.


   ABSTRACT
   --------
   WhereIs is a Windows 3.1 utility.  The intent of WhereIs is to
   scan an installed drive (local or network) for a file (and 
   directory if selected) and report its location to the user.

   Added features include (1) the ability to delete a selected
   file (2) the ability to open a selected file and execute an
   application (based upon Associations setup with the Windows
   File Manager).


   USAGE
   -----
      ************************************************************
      **  NOTE: In order to run this program, BWCC.DLL must be  **
      **        located in the \WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory.       **
      ************************************************************
      
	   FileName:  Enter the filename (or pattern as wildcards, * or
	   ---------  ?, are allowed) of the file to be found.  Input
	              should be limited to the 8+3 DOS naming con-
	              viention.

	   Find Directories:  If the user would like the program to
	   -----------------  report the location of any directories
	                      which match the pattern provided in the
	                      "FileName" area, check this box.

	   Drives:  Select the drive to be searched from this area.  By
	   -------  default, the current drive is selected.

	   Start Button:  Clicking this button (or depressing the
	   -------------  <enter> key will start the search.

	   Stop Button:  Clicking this button will stop the search.
	   ------------

	   Delete Button:  Clicking this button will delete the selected
	   --------------  file from the Location(s) scroll box.

	   Location(s):  The location of any files (or directories) will
	   ------------  be displayed in this area.

	                 Clicking on a file in this area will cause 
	                 status information about the file to be dis-
	                 played.  Additionally, the DELETE button comes
	                 into focus.

	                 Double-clicking on a file in this area will
	                 initiate a search for a Windows File Manager
	                 Association with the selected file (see Windows
	                 File Manager for more information on setting
	                 associations).

      Unable To Search Location(s):  If WhereIs is unable to search
      -----------------------------  a directory (as is common with
                                     protected network directories)
                                     its location will be reported
                                     in this area.


   COMMENTS
   --------
   If anyone has any comments (good or bad) with regard to WhereIs,
   I can be reached at 'rdkehn@delphi.com'.

