INSTALLAION
  Copy the following files to any directory of your choice:
	WINFIN.EXE
	WINFIN.WRI
	README.TXT

  Copy ALL other files to you your \windows\system directory.

  If the file VBRUN300.DLL is not included, you will need to obtain this 
  file and download it.  Look for VBRUN3.Zip, etc

  To use the program, from File Manager, double click on WINFIN.EXE
  or add WinFin.EXE as a Program Item to a Program Group.

PLEASE take the time to printout, or at least read, the WINFIN.WRI
file.  These are the instructions for the program.

PROBLEMS
  This program was written using the most current version of MicroSoft's
  Visual Basic 3.0.  All of the DLL and VBX files are provided by MicroSoft.
  Each one relates to a special feature incorportated into the program such
  as graphics, grids, 3D controls, etc.  This setup program copies the 
  WinFin.EXE file to the directory of your choice.  All the other files are
  files provided by MicroSoft and are copied to your \windows\system
  directory.  They are the most current versions available.

  The problems you may experience during the installation or trying to run
  WinFin the first time are due to your having older versions of these 
  supporting files elsewhere on your hard disk, which are used by earlier
  versions of Visual Basic.  For example, after a successful installation
  and upon running WinFin, you may get an error message saying you are using
  an old version of COMMDLG.DLL.  The reason is that when WINFIN.EXE loads,
  it looks for COMMDLG.DLL.  If you have an old version in your \windows
  directory and a new version in your  \windows\system directory, the
  program will use the first one it comes across in your path.  The cure for
  this problem is to do a file search for the file named as causing the
  problem.  You may be surprised to find the same file name in 2 or 3
  different locations.  The only one you want is the the most current one
  which will be in your \windows\system directory.  Rename the other copies
  to COMMDLG.OLD or if you do not have any programs that run under Visual 
  Basic versions 1.0 or 2.0, you can delete them.  When you do this you may
  get another error notice that the file is in use and cannot be renamed or
  deleted.  If this happens, simply exit windows and you may even have to
  reboot.  You may have to rename or delete the file from DOS.  Remember,
  you want the files in \windows\system, so these should not be deleted or
  renamed.  I know this is a hassle, but the Setup program that MicroSoft
  provides has not yet solved the problem.

REGISTRATION
  This program may be registered by sending a check for $39.00 plus $5.00 
  to the address below.  In return, a disc and registration code will be
  mailed to you.  To expidite your order, you can FAX your order with your
  MasterCard or Visa card number AND expiration date.

    Gjetaas, Inc
    7251 Mt. Baker Hwy
    Deming, WA 98244
    (206) 599-2418 (voice)
    (206) 599-1089 (fax)

 Thank you for giving WINFIN a try!