

SystemManager 1.00
(C)1994 Marcus Hettlage CIS:75240,446



SystemManager is a public domain Task-Manager replacement for programmers (this means
you should know what you're doing with this program).

Features:
   - the usual Task-Manager features
   - Show/Hide Top-Level-Windows
   - Display of HWND and Window class for all Top-Level-Windows
   - Display of all active tasks
       - additional information can be displayed for a task
   - Brute Force termination of a running task
   - system information (Free resources, Memory, ect.)
   - the ability to execute a program (nice if Program-Manager crashed)
   - Display of all loaded Modules
       - through the use of an additional info file (SYSTMMAN.STD), it's possible
         to suppress the display of modules in this list
       - the version information of a module can be displayed
   - A loaded Module can be removed from Memory (nice feature if you're developing a DLL/VBX)
   - Display of all modules that use a specified module (not perfect, but usefull)
   - Memory information for a specified module
   - Restarting, exiting Windows
   - Exiting Windows and booting the system
   - Reboot without question (i.e. "Do you want save the file xxx" etc.)


Files:
  SystemManager 1.00 constits of the following files:

     SETUP.EXE     - The setup program.
                     It does nothing more than expanding the files and edit
                     the SYSTEM.INI-file to include the key:
                       taskman.exe=path\systmman.exe
     SYSTMMAN.EXE  - The main file
     SYSTMMAN.STD  - This file contains the name of all "standard" modules.
                     If a module is listed in this file and SystemManagers
                     checkbox ("Include standard modules") is not checked
                     the module does not appear in the module list.


Hope you like the program and it's as useful for you as it's for me.
Have fun.


Thanks to Matt Pietrek for the idea of displaying the modules that use a
specified module.

