Resource Gauge v1.0
                            Richard Franklin Albury
                                   Davie, FL
                                  4 June 1991
                                 CIS: 76477,534

I've seen a few inquiries in the Windows development forums lately about how
to calculate free system resources.  Since I've figured out how to do this,
I whipped up Resource Gauge, which not only shows how this is done but which
should also prove to be a useful tool.

A few notes regarding the program:
    o The display consists of an icon-sized "gas gauge", with used resources
      in blue and free resources in white and also in text in the center of
      the display.  I wrote this on a VGA system, so I don't know - or much
      care! :) - what it looks like on a Hercules or CGA display.
    o The make file builds the program to run only in protected mode.  I see
      no reason to use real mode, and in my opinion, nobody in their right
      mind runs real mode.
    o I use Mike Geary's FixDS, so you won't see MakeProcInstance() or
      EXPORT in the source.  If you don't use this little gem, I highly
      recommend you download it and read the documentation.  Thanks, Mike!
    o You can only run one instance of this program, and it always stays
      iconized.  It doesn't make much sense to do things any other way.
    o Feel free to use anything you find of use in the code.  I'm not
      possessive!