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README for WavPlay 97 version 1.0
Written by: Michael Eaton
Release date: February 9, 1997
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DISCLAIMER:  The author of this program cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of this program.  It is the end-users responsibility for correctly installing and using this software.

This program is currently not supported under Windows NT (any version).

Contents

1.  What is WavPlay 97?
2.  How do I install WavPlay 97?
3.  Getting rid of it...
4.  Contacting the author...
5.  Registration
6.  The Future of WavPlay 97
7.  Known Problems

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1.  What is WavPlay 97?
WavPlay 97 is a 32 bit wav player and management program.  It allows you to easily
listen to and manipulate wav files.

2.  How do I install WavPlay 97?
Unzip the wavplay97.exe file to a directory of your choice.  That's it.  There 
are no support files.  Future versions may include support files, but currently
it is a single exe under 300k.  An ini file will be created, but only after you
choose Configure | Default Path.  Default Path is the directory the program will
start in every time it is executed.

3.  Getting rid of it...
Delete the .exe and the directory you placed it in.  You will also need to delete
wavplay97.ini from your "Windows" directory.

4.  Contacting the author...
You can contact me via email at: mjeaton@sitedev.com.  You can also check out my
web site at: http://www.sitedev.com.

4.  Contacting the author
I can be reached by email at mjeaton@sitedev.com.  
My home page is at http://www.sitedev.com.

5.  Registration
This is a full featured program.  I didn't leave anything out and I didn't include any nag
screens.  If you find that you are using this program all the time, please send a check
for $10.00 (US) to:

Michael Eaton
103 North Hudson Street
Coldwater, MI 49036.

6.  The Future of WavPlay 97
I have plans for this program.  Some ideas include the ability to create a queue and
the ability to create a list of favorites.  I also plan on getting rid of the ini file
and using the Windows registry.  I will also add options for some of the file operations.

7.  Known problems
Currently there are no known problems.