ClickDown 4.00 for Windows 95
by Michael J. Cermak, Jr.
Copyright (c) 1996 Cermak Technologies
ClickDown 4.00 is -FREEWARE- and may be distributed in any manner as long as
all files are included in their original state (unmodified).

CONTACT INFORMATION:
 web site:  http://www.cermak.com/techguy/cd4/index.html
 email:     clickdown@cermak.com
 telephone: 717-762-8234
 fax:       717-762-5333

DESCRIPTION:
ClickDown places an icon on the task bar (next to the clock). If you double-
click on the icon,  the computer will shut down.  If you  right-click on the
icon, a popup menu will appear. From here you can shut down, reboot, restart
in MS-DOS Mode, or logoff of the network. Also, you can create a shortcut to
ClickDown on  your desktop (or anywhere else) and use command line arguments
(like /R to restart).  Shuts down Windows faster than the Start button!  For
more information, see the readme.doc file.

INSTRUCTIONS:
After downloading this .zip file,  unzip it to a temporary directory and run
the setup.exe file.  After installation has completed, you should delete the
zip file and the files created when you unzipped it to save hard disk space.

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  * This .zip file MUST be unzipped using a  32-bit (Windows 95) compression
    program.  (See http://www.winzip.com for information on one)
  * Remove any previous versions of  ClickDown  before running the setup.exe
    file. To do this, go to the Control Panel and choose Add/Remove Programs
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VERSION HISTORY:
4.00 (this file) - User can change color of task bar icon,  user may  select
                   the Windows 95 directory, popup menu bug fix.
3.01             - Bug fix, icon is now red.
3.00             - Task bar icon and popup menu added.
2.01             - Bug fix.
2.00             - Can now use command line arguments like /R to restart.
1.00             - Original...  If you create a shortcut on your desktop and
                   running  it will  shut down your computer faster than the
                   Start button.