Guitarist's Toolbox, v1.51s

                                20th May 1993

                   Copyright (c) by Paul Dettman, May 1993


This file is for any shareware libraries or bulletin boards who intend to
distribute copies of Toolbox.  Except for the title of the program, none of
the contents of this file are copyright, you may do with the rest of this file
as you wish.  This means you can edit the program descriptions to fill
whatever space you have available.

First let me thank you for distributing Toolbox on my behalf.  This support is
much appreciated.


þ Short Plug

Guitarist's Toolbox is a utility program for any six string guitar player, be
they novice or professional, electric or acoustic players.  Features include:
viewing the build-up of all the keys and all of the most common chords; key
signature utility for beginners - which key is that piece of music in?; chord
shape library; scales library.  The two libraries are fairly limited for this
fully working shareware demo, but registered users receive many many more
shapes, as well as a utility to add their own.  Full documentation,
registration details, and some on line help are included.  UK author, member
of ESC; the European Software Creators.  Registration fee œ9.99 (nine pounds
stirling and ninety nine pence).

þ Long Plug

Guitarist's Toolbox is a utility program for any six string guitar player, be
they novice or professional, electric or acoustic players.  Features include:
viewing the build-up of all the keys and all of the most common chords; key
signature utility for beginners - which key is that piece of music in?; chord
shape library; scales library.  The two libraries are fairly limited for this
fully working shareware demo, but registered users receive many many more
shapes, as well as a utility to add their own.  Full documentation,
registration details, and some on line help are included.  Toolbox makes very
little demand on hardware and should be usable by the vast majority.  An 8086
with an EGA display is all that is needed, and higher configurations will work
as well.  The program is menu-driven and very intuitive, even the computer
novice should have no problems running Toolbox.  As a computerised chord book
this is very fast and much more convenient than any real chord book, but
Toolbox has a LOT more to offer as well.  UK author, member of ESC; the
European Software Creators.  Registration fee œ9.99 (nine pounds stirling and
ninety nine pence).