The PaperChg.Exe program is a Visual Basic program for Microsoft
      Windows 3.x (that's right, I said 3.X) that I threw together in a
      few hours (and then fiddled with for a few more tens of hours
      just because VB is so much fun).  It is targetd at those like
      myself who tend to get tired of their wallpaper often enough that
      the utilities which change the paper every time Windows is booted
      just aren't enough. When loaded, PaperChg will change your
      wallpaper at specified intervals without requiring the Control
      Panel / Desktop rigamaroll.
      
      Because it is a Visual Basic program, you will also need the
      VBRUN100.DLL runtime dynamic link library that is required by all
      such programs.  It is available for download on many bulletin
      board systems (including the "for pay" services like Compuserve).

      PaperChg begins life as an icon on your desktop.  Double-clicking
      the icon opens up the program's window to allow access to various
      settings which control the program's behavior.  These settings
      are saved in your Win.Ini file so they will be remembered for
      future Windows sessions.

      There are only three program settings.  The first is the
      frequency at which your wallpaper will change. Allowable values
      here range from 1 to 999 minutes (has anyone ever had a single
      Windows session last more than 999 minutes?)  To change this
      value, either type a number into the edit box or click on the
      spinner control to increase or decrease the value displayed.

      The pair of radio buttons immediately below the frequency control
      allow you to turn the program's timer on/off.  Turning the timer
      off basically disables the program.

      The last PaperChg setting in the window lets you specify where
      your wallpaper files are stored.  Either type the name of a
      subdirectory into the edit box or press the Browse button and
      select a subdirectory from the dialog box which will be
      displayed.

      You'll note that the PaperChg program allows you to keep your
      wallpaper bitmaps in a directory other than C:\Windows.  This
      would allow you, for instance, to keep a large number of
      wallpaper bitmaps on a network drive and still be able to load
      them onto your desktop.

      This program is absolutely free.  Distribute it at will.  Please
      note, however that it is being distributed 'as is'.  This means
      that if it works well on your system, great.  If it doesn't,
      tough luck (although if you do find a problem, I'll be happy to
      take a crack at resolving it).


                                                   rpb
                                            November 14, 1991


      ps:   The file SPINNER.VBX must be placed into either your
            Windows directory, your Windows System directory, or
            (preferably) into whatever directory the PAPERCHG.EXE is
            placed.

      pps:  If you feel that you absolutely MUST contact me, I can be
            reached via

            Compuserve:  70742,3332
            
            AT&T Mail:   !rbyrne

            U.S. Mail:   Richard P. Byrne
                         5 Twin Elm Terrace
                         Sparta, NJ  07871