CONTENTS
	
	1. Distributing the 3DText ActiveX control
	2. Running the samples

1. Distributing the 3DText ActiveX control.

	The 3DText ActiveX control uses OpenGL so you need
to have Microsoft OpenGL 1.1 installed on the target machine. 
OpenGL comes as a standard component with Windows NT 4.0 and 
Windows 98 and you do not need to install it explicitly. 
	Windows 95 however does not come equipped with OpenGL 
so you'll need to install it before running this ActiveX control. 
The only thing you have to do is run OpenGL95.exe on the target 
machine. You can find Opengl95.exe (size: 495458 bytes) on 
these services:

	- Microsoft's World Wide Web site on the Internet 
	      On the www.microsoft.com home page, click Support text
	      Click Knowledge Base, and select the product
	      Enter kbfile Opengl95.exe , and click GO!
	      Open the article, and click the button to download the file

	- Internet (anonymous FTP) 
	       ftp ftp.microsoft.com
	       Change to the \softlib\mslfiles directory
	       Get Opengl95.exe

	- Microsoft Partner Network (MSPN)
	      On MSPN Desktop, double-click the Software Library icon
	      Search for Opengl95.exe
	      Display results and download

	You will also need to ship the following dynamic link libraries
and install them property.

	DLL		Version		Register Shared Directory
	--------------------------------------------------------
	MFC42.DLL	6.00.8168.0	Yes	 Yes	Windows system
	MSVCRT.DLL	6.00.8267.0	No	 Yes	Windows system

	3DTEXT.OCX	3.1.0.0		Yes	 No	Program destination
	NOPENGL.DLL	3.1.0.0		No	 No	Program destination
	NWINCTL.DLL	3.1.0.0		Yes	 No	Program destination
	NUTILS.DLL	3.1.0.0		No       No	Program destination

	If you have any problems regarding the installation of this ActiveX 
control please don't hesitate to write to us at email@nevron.com.


2. Running the samples
			
	In order to run the VB sample you must have the core Visual 
Basic 6.0 modules installed. You can install them by simply running
the VBRun60 application that comes with the 3DText installation or
from the following directory on the Visual Basic 6.0 CD: 
	\common\tools\vb\cabinets\vbrun60.cab
	
	On the Visual Studio CDs, it is located on Disk 3: 
	\common\tools\vb\cabinets\vbrun60.cab