	Print Cardfile, a Windows shareware program
	version 2.0

	Address questions, comments, registration to:
	MacV Software
	605 Thames Circle
	Eagan, MN 55123-3901

	on Compuserve: 
	71324,3614  (Vince McGowan)

	Distribute this program freely, but if you continue to find it useful,
	a $15 registration fee is appreciated.

	PRINTCRD.EXE v2.0  07/26/94
	-----------------

	Changes to v1.2:

	1)  The user interface has been completely redesigned.  Where the main
		window was a file selection dialog with buttons, the interface now
		uses pull-down menus and presents the card view in the main window.

	2)	The DOS export to text utility has been added and is available as
		as selection on the file menu.  This built-in version has the
		additional feature of exporting according to the options settings.

	3)	A copy to clipboard feature is available from the card view text
		window.  This is available using the standard keyboard Ctrl-C
		combination or from the edit menu.  (The cut and paste menu selections
		are not enabled at this time, since no update of cardfiles is provided.)

	4)	A select printer menu item is available.

	5)	An expanded help file with keyword search is provided.

	6)	Command line options for opening a cardfile at startup or using an
		alternate .INI file were added (see help file).

	
	PRINTCRD.EXE v1.2  06/18/94
	-----------------
	
	Changes to v1.1:
	
	A new option has been added which restricts card view to list only those
	cards from the selected list, provided list options are in use.
	
	The program now tests that the filename provided is, in fact, a Cardfile.
	Attempting to open a non-Cardfile would send me off to never-never land.
	
	Additionally, the program tests for an empty cardfile and displays an
	appropriate message.
	

	PCRD_DOS.EXE v1.0
	-----------------
	Included with the lastest version is a utility for displaying Windows
	cardfiles in DOS.  Built-in help is provided, but the program use is
	trivial:

	Print Windows Cardfile (DOS v1.0)
	USAGE:  PCRD_DOS <cardfile>
		where cardfile = pathname of Windows cardfile

	The above listed help is displayed with any of the following command
	line entries:
		
		PCRD_DOS
		PCRD_DOS ?
		PCRD_DOS /?

	PCRD_DOS can be renamed and the built-in help will continue to function
	as described and properly list the new .EXE name.

	The default ouput is to the screen and pause can be implemented by
	piping to MORE:

		PCRD_DOS c:\windows\cards.crd | more

	To create a text file, simply redirect the output to a filename:

		PCRD_DOS c:\windows\cards.crd > file.txt

	PCRD_DOS will only process cards with text.  Any card detected with
	graphics will have the index entry listed, but a message that graphics
	were encountered will be displayed and the card skipped.
	
	Each index entry is preceeded by one or more carriage returns. (More
	than one if the card text is terminated with one or more carriage returns.)

