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It eases your file handling chores by allowing you to drag and drop your files to delete them. It also allows you to restore those files you mistakenly delete, even after you turn off the computer. Some of 's features: - Takes directories.  allows you to drag and drop directories. Many file deletion utilities do not allow directory deletion. Deleted directories may be fully restored like any file can. - Takes files from any drive.  allows you to delete files from floppies. Again, this is not allowed with many deletion utilities. - Takes multiple files with the same name. With most file deletion utilities, if you drag "README.TXT" from one directory, and them drag "README.TXT" from a different directory, you'll get an error.  will allow you to drag as many "README.TXT"'s as you want from anywhere on the disk. - Supports sound.  allows you to assign a sound(Wav file) to the events dropping, deleting, and restoring. - Choose storing directory.  stores the files you drop onto it in a directory so that they can be restored. Some utilities call this directory "TRASHCAN" and put it in youW„Wr root directory. With  you can choose your own directory. - Toolbar.  has a convenient toolbar for easy access to Delete, Delete All, Restore, Restore All, and Help. - Status Bar.  has a status bar that tells you the number of files you have stored and the total size of those files. This information is also displayed when  is in icon form. - Stay On Top. An option that allows  to remain visible at all times. - Delete On Drop. If you do not wish to have  store your dropped files then you can have them deleted as soon as you drop them, instead. Files deleted in this way can not be restored. -Prompt On Exit. Normally when  exits (normally or with Windows exiting) it will save all your files and they will be available the next time you run it. With this option you can have  ask you if you if you would like to delete all the stored files when it exits. For more information, see Procedures in the main menu. - k -!ō’’’’’’’’InstallationĒ†-Ēb–€€žI€€ą‰ƒƒƒƒƒƒą‰ą‰€€€€ą‰€€‚’Installation  should come with six files. Circular.exe Main executable Circular.hlp Help file Circular.txt Read me text file Circ1.wav Wav sound file Circ2.wav Wav sound file Circ3.wav Wav sound file If you do not receive all of these files contact Independent Assemblies. Put all the files into any directory making sure they are all in the same directory.  will create CIRCULAR.INI when it first runs in the directory where CIRCULAR.EXE is located.  will not write any other files to your disk and it will not alter your system ini files ( Win.ini, System.ini, etc.). + Ē+!ž’’’’’’’’Proceduresg÷+s{Ȁ€žI€€į‰į‰į‰į"‰į#‰į$‰į%‰į&‰į'‰į(‰į‰į!‰‚’Procedures Dragging and dropping files Deleting files Restoring files Selecting files Stay on top Dććelete on drop Prompt On Exit Change the path Changing sounds Registering  Toolbar Status Bar . s.!Į’’’’’’’’Menu Commands“X.“;H€€žI€€į‰į ‰į‰‚’Menu Commands File Menu Commands Options Menu Commands Help Menu Commands (“(!Æ’’’’’’’’Toolbar‡ļ(‡˜€žI€€į†€‰į‰į†€‰į‰į†€‰į‰į†€‰į‰į†€‰į‰‚’Toolbar Same as the menu item File|Delete Same as the menu item File|Delete All Same as the menu item File|Restore Same as the menu item File|Restore All Same as the menu item Help|Contents (‡(!–’’’’’’’’Historyn?(n/0€€žI€€€€ƒ‚’History Version 1.0 - March 15, 1993 Initial release - n-!²’’’’’’’’Registration:-:' €€žI€€‚’Registration K!:KV~€€žI@؀€€ą)‰į(‰ƒƒƒ€€‚’ This fully functional copy of  is distributed as shareware. If you decide to use it after the 21 day evaluation period you must register it. With registration you will recieve you personal serial and registration number which will remove the registration reminder screen. You will also recieve any minor upgrades(1.x) for free and the next major upgrade(2.0) for half price. Registration for this version is: 10$ Check or money order to: Keith Walton Send to: 2712 O Street No 16 Sacramento CA 95816 To print out this form select File|Print Topic from the pulldown menu. Name: Address: City/State/Zip: Age: Sex: What do you like most about ?: What don't you like about ?: Comments: Thank You for registering ! * K*!©’’’’’’’’Copyrights1*c˜€€žI€€€€€€ą‰ą‰€€ą)‰ą‰‚’Copyright  Version 1.0  is copyright © 199c992-1993 Independent Assemblies License Agreement You are licensed to: -Use this Shareware software for a 21 day evaluation period. -Make as many copies of this software and documentation as you wish. -Give exact copies of the original to anyone. -Distribute the software and documentation in its unmodified form via electronic means. -There is no charge for any of the above. You are prohibited from: -Charging, or requesting donations, for any such copies, however made. -Distributing the software and/or documentation with other products (commercial or otherwise) without prior written permission. Unregistered use of  after the 21-day evaluation period is in violation of federal copyright laws. # #!“’’’’’’’’pO#p,*€€žI€€‚ą‰‚’ Version 1.0 Copyright © 1992-1993 Independent Assemblies . p.!o’’’’’’’’Drag and DropĮ.Kh€€žI€€€€€€€€€€€€ą‰‚’Drag and Drop Drag and Drop is one of the great features of Windows 3.1 that makes file managment so much easier. You simply drag a file from a server program such as File Manager to a client application such as Notepad. The client application then performs some action on the dropped file such as open it for viewing, as in Notepad.  is a client application. It takes the files you drop onto it and stores them away. ¼t¼Hb€€žIBØ؀į"‰į‰€€€€€€€€‚’ First select the files and directories you wish to delete in File Manager. Directories must be highlighted in the same area as the files are listed( File Manager will not accept directories being dragged from the Directory Tree side). Multiple files and directories can be selected by holding down the Control Key while clicking on the various selections. x6¼„Ml€€žI@؀į"‰į‰į"‰ą‰į‰į"‰€€‚’ After you have selected the files you wish to delete, click and hold on one o¤`uf the selected files. Now, while you continue to hold the button down, drag the mouse over either the  window or icon and release the button. You have now deleted the selected files with Drag and Drop. /„/!G’’’’’’’’Deleting Files:/:&€€žI€€‚’Deleting Files |,:|fž€€žI@؀į‰į‰į‰‚į‰€€į‰į"‰€€į‰€€į‰‚’ When you Drag and Drop a file into , you are not really deleting it. It simply gets stored somewhere else so it is out of your way. To delete it, you must tell  to do so. If you wish to delete all of the files currently stored files, select File|Delete All from the menu or use the Delete All button on the toolbar. If you wish to delete only certain files, select the file or files ( Control+Click for multiple selections) and select File|Delete from the menu or use the Delete button on the toolbar. b?|b#€€žI@؀‚’ After deleting files in this way, they are permantly gone. 0b0!Ė’’’’’’’’Restoring Files;0;&€€žI€€‚’Restoring Files ` ;``’€€žI@؀ą‰į‰į‰€€į‰€€į‰€€į‰‚ą‰‚’  can return files that you drag and drop onto it to thier original location. If you wish to restore all currently stored files, select File|Restore All from the menu or use the Restore All button on the toolbar. If you wish to restore only certain files, select the file or files ( Control+Click for multiple selections) and select File|Restore from the menu or the Restore button on the toolbar. After restoring files, they may be used as normal and even re-stored in Circular file. 7`7!”’’’’’’’’Independent AssembliesQ7]4:€€žI€€‚ƒƒƒƒƒƒƒ‚’Independent Assemblies 2712 O Street No 16 Sacramento CA 95816 Voice (916) 456-6049 BBS (916) 758-0292 (Login:Independent Assemblies Password:ö&-'ö&User) CompuServe 74650,223 InterNet 74650.223@compuserve.com FidoNet Windows Conference (Address to Jacob Ian Singer) 3]3!ć’’’’’’’’File Menu Commands°K3°p²€€žI€€€€į‰į"‰€€į‰€€į"‰€€€€ą‰‚’File Menu Commands Delete Delete the currently selected files. Delete All Delete all of the currently stored files. Restore Return the currently selected files to their original location Restore All Return all of the currently stored files to their original location Exit Exits  3°3!Ÿ’’’’’’’’Help Menu Commandsl,3llŖ€€žI€€€€ą‰€€ą‰€€€€€€€€ą‰‚’Help Menu Commands Contents Opens  Help Search for Help On... Opens the Search dialog box of  Help to allow you to search for a particular topic How to Use Help Opens a Help file with instructions for using Windows Help About ... Opens the About dialog box with copyright and memory information * Registration... Opens the Registration dialog box to allow you to enter your registration number, serial number, and name. *Note - Only visible when  is not registered 6l6!Q’’’’’’’’Options Menu CommandsŸ6²6€žI€€€€ą‰ą‰€€ą‰į‰ą‰į‰€€į‰ą‰€€į‰€€į‰į‰į‰€€ą‰€€‚’Options Menu Commands Stay On Top Checked - 's icon and window will remain visible at all times. Unchecked - 's icon and window will behave as normally Delete On Drop Checked -  will immediately delete files instead of storing them Unchecked -  will store dropped files for possible later restoration Prompt On Exit Checked - Will ask you if you want to delete any stored files when you exit  or when Windows exits. Unchecked - Stored files will remain stored until you delet -B- -e them Sounds... Opens the Sound dialog box to allow you to enter sounds for Drag and Drop, deleting, and restoring files. Path... Opens the Path Dialog box to allow you to change the path where  stores dropped files. Font... Opens the Font Dialog box to allow you to change the font used in the main window. + +!¤’’’’’’’’Status Bar6+6&€€žI€€‚’Status Bar 060*&€€žI€†€‚’ ó06>€€žIBØ؀€€ą‰ą‰‚’ The Status Bar is located at the bottom of the  window. It shows the number of files you have stored and the total size of these files. When  is iconized this same information will be listed under the icon. 00!?’’’’’’’’Selecting Files;0;&€€žI€€‚’Selecting Files Ō’;ŌMl€€žI@؀ą‰€€€€€€€€€€€€‚’ Single files can be selected in  by single left clicking on them. Multiple files can be selected by holding down the Control Key and single left clicking on each file. A group of consecutive files can be selected by pressing and holding the left button on the first file and dragging down to the last file and then releasing. This can also be done by single left clicking on the first file and then pressing and holding the Shift Key and left clicking on the last file. After a group of files has been selected, you can use the Control Key method to add other files or remove single files from the group. You can also add a second set of consecutive files to the previously selected group by using the Control Key method to select the first file in the new group, and then pressing and holding both the Shift and Control Keys and single left clicking the last file in the new group. , Ō,!¦’’’’’’’’Stay On Top7,7&€€žI€€‚’Stay On Top 7 7C5<€€žI@؀ą‰į‰į ‰‚’ Since  needs to be visible to dral7£7@7g and drop files onto it, it is best to have it remain permantly on top of other windows. This applies to both the window and the icon. To do this, select Options|Stay On Top from the menu if not already checked. /C/!r’’’’’’’’Delete On Drop:/:&€€žI€€‚’Delete On Drop Ń: Y„€€žI@؀į‰ą‰ą‰į‰į‰€€€€ą‰į ‰‚’ It may not always be necessay for you to store the files you drag and drop onto . In this case  can still be a very useful tool in file managment. It can simply delete all the files you drag and drop onto it immediately. Much easier than pressing the Delete Key and answering both prompts in File Manager. To set  to act in this manner select Options|Delete On Drop from the menu if not already checked. / /!’’’’’’’’Prompt On Exit:/:&€€žI€€‚’Prompt On Exit a:G`€€žI@؀ą‰€€į‰€€į‰į ‰‚’ Normally when  exits(either normally or with Windows exiting) it retains all of it's stored files as long as you do not delete them. The Prompt On Exit option will give you the option of deleting all of the stored files when you exit. Select Options|Prompt On Exit from the menu if it's not already checked for this option. 00!.’’’’’’’’Change The Path;0;&€€žI€€‚’Change The Path 0;0*&€€žI€†€‚’ “h0“AT€€žI@؀ą‰€€€€į ‰ą‰‚’  stores the files you drop onto it in a directory you choose. The default directory is called CIRCULAR and branches off the directory where CIRCULAR.EXE is located. To change this directory select Options|Path... from the menu. The directory you enter must be an empty one.  will create it if it does not already exist. 0“0!/’’’’’’’’Changing Sounds;0P&€€žI€€‚’Changing Sounds XXXXXXXXX¼? @Œ?0P0*&€€žI€†€‚’ 0„Ś€€žIBØ؀ą‰į‰į‰į‰ą‰€€į ‰€€į‰į‰į‰€€€€€€€€€€‚’  lets you to assign sounds(wav files) to the events drag and drop, deleting, restoring.  comes with three sound files ( CIRC1.WAV, CIRC2.WAV, CIRC3.WAV ), but you can use any .wav file you choose. Select Options|Sounds... from the menu. The Sound: dropdown list displays the action ( Dropping, Deleting, or Restoring ) and the .Wav file: textbox will display the sound for that action. To change a sound, select the action in the dropdown list and then enter the name of the sound file in the textbox. To search your drive for a sound file press the Browse... button. To listen to the sound entered in the textbox press the Test button. To make the changes permanent press the OK button, otherwise press the Cancel button. , ,!ß’’’’’’’’Registering5,5%€€žI€€‚’Registering 151+(€€žI؀†€ ‚’ M1M<J€€žIBØ؀į‰ą‰€€į‰‚’ After you have registered your copy of  you must enter your name, serial number, and registration number into the Registration Dialog Box. 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