///////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//      T H E  R U N N E R  U T I L I T I E S        //
//             FOR MICROSOFT WINDOWS 3.1             //
//       COPYRIGHT (c) 1992, 1993 CLIFTON KARNES.    //
//                ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.               //
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////


PLEASE NOTE: This is an unregistered copy of The Runner 
Utilities. To register, see How To Register in RUNNER.HLP, 
or send $27 to:

     Clifton Karnes
     2519 Overbrook Drive
     Greensboro, NC 27408
     CompuServe 75300,2103
     Internet: 75300.2103@compuserve.com
     MCI Mail 566-8988


THE RUNNER UTILITIES FILES
==========================
The Runner Utilities consists of the following files:

     WRUNNER.EXE  WinRunner executable
     TRUNNER.EXE  TaskRunner executable
     GRUNNER.EXE  GroupRunner executable
     MRUNNER.EXE  MultiRunner executable (in registered version only)
     RCLICK.EXE   RightClick executable
     RUNNER.BMP   Runner Wallpaper
     RUNNER.HLP   The Runner Utilities Help file
     README.TXT   This file 

If any of these files is missing, please contact 
Clifton Karnes at the address above.


WHAT ARE THE RUNNER UTILITIES?
==============================
The Runner Utilities are four programs that make it easier to launch 
and manage Windows applications and to manage Program Manager 
groups.

Complete documentation is provided in the RUNNER.HLP file.

Here's what to do for a quick start:

1. Copy all Runner Utility files to a subdirectory on your path. If you don't 
   have a preference, copy them to your WINDOWS subdirectory, which 
   is usually C:\WINDOWS.

2. Install all the programs, plus RUNNER.HLP on a group.

3. Run RUNNER.HLP and look at the documentation for each utility in 
   this order:

     WinRunner      -- Specifies the size and visibility of applications.
     TaskRunner     -- A powerful replacement for Windows Task List.
     RightClick     -- Summons TaskRunner with a single right click.
     GroupRunner    -- Puts groups on groups in Program Manager.
     MultiRunner    -- Allows you to run multiple program from one command line.


                              #######

