Copyright Stuff:
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Program: COPY_INF.PRG
Version: 2.60
Copyright 1993 by Jeffrey Wisniewski
Release date: 04/01/93

This software and the accompanying documentation are shareware and
may be distributed freely as long as they remain intact, complete, and
unaltered.  It may not be sold or included with any commercial package
without the written consent of the author.  It may not be sold.

If you use it, find that it is useful to you, and want to send the
programmer a small donation, then please do so.  Or just drop me a
note.

 Included files:

   Filenames        Sizes          Descriptions
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   COPY_INF.PRG     4892 Bytes     The Program
   COPY_INF.TXT     4471 Bytes     This text file

Disclaimer:
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The author assumes no responsibility for any loss due to use or misuse
of this program nor claims suitability for any purpose whatsoever.  I
also do not make any warranty with regards to this program and the
documentation.

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Any questions, problems, or suggestions can be sent to the following:

    Jeff Wisniewski
    P.O. Box 1243
    Newtown, PA  18940-9998

    GEnie: E.WISNIEWSK1 (Temporary E-Mail address)


Tested On:
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The program is known to work with the following computers : 520ST,
1040ST, 520STE, 1040STE, and MEGASTe.
       
This program was written mainly for hard-drive users.  Floppy users
will not see a great benefit from the use of this program.

Since COPY_INF does not use any undocumened variables. It should work
with any TOS Version.

The program was tested on a 1040STe with TOS 2.06 and a Mega-STe with
TOS 2.05 using standard Color/Mono monitors.  It currently runs in
LOW, MEDIUM, or HIGH resolutions under TOS 1.00 - 2.06.  It should run
under other TOS's, but I have no way to test them.

TT/Falcon users who want to use this program under other resolutions
will have to E-Mail me.


Other Stuff:
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This program was written on a 1040STe using Dev-Pac ST Version 2.00.

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Purpose:
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After using several boot-up type programs, I got tired of doing one
operation every time I changed and saved my Desktop.  And that was
having to copy the Desktop file to the folder that contains all my
other desktop files and rename it for the right screen resolution.

Hence, this little program came into existenance.

     - Works for both NEWDESK.INF and DESKTOP.INF files.
     - Allows you to select the destination path, so it will work
       with any boot-up type program.

This program will take the existing desktop file from the root of C,
copy it to your selected destination path, and rename it to the
appropriate filename depending on the CURRENT screen resolution.

Example: If you are in MEDIUM resolution, it will copy and rename the
file MEDIUM.INF.

If you have both NEWDESK.INF and DESKTOP.INF on your Drive C,
NEWDESK.INF is looked for first and if found is the one that is
copied.  The only reason that I can think for both files existing is
for the people that have dual ROMs installed in their computer.


Program Usage:
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Your desktop files must be named as follows:

    LOW.INF    - Your Low Resolution desktop file.
    MEDIUM.INF - Your Medium Resolution desktop file.
    HIGH.INF   - Your High Resolution desktop file.

If someone needs filenames that are different than the above, please
E-Mail me or drop me a note via Snail Mail (U.S. Mail).

Upon running the program, you are given three options: 'OK', 'ABORT',
and 'CONFIG'.  They are as follows:

    OK -     This copies the desktop file using the path that is saved
             in the program.  If you did not select a path yet, then
             the program will default to C:.

    ABORT -  Quits the program without doing anything.

    CONFIG - This calls up the file selector and allow you to select
             your destination path.  After you have selected your path
             and clicked on OK, the program will save this path to
             itself and go copy the desktop file.

You only have to set the destination path once, or if you change the
path containing your desktop files.
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