VPrint v2.2 
May 28, 1994

Scott M. Pazur
11225 Quailbrook Chase
Duluth, GA  30136

CIS ID: 74457,2772

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VPrint is shareware.  Take a look, play around, use it for a while.  If you
like it and plan to use it regularly, please register.  It's only $15.00.
REGFORM.TXT contains a registration form.
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I'm not much of a documentation writer, and docs aren't really necessary
when you have a comprehensive help file (VPRINT.HLP - Windows format). 

What is VPrint?

VPrint is a Visual Basic For Windows source code printer, with many options
to let the user decide how the output should look.  Files to be printed must
be saved in text format for VPrint to work.

VPrint will allow you to print multiple files, or multiple/selected 
subroutines/functions from one file.  If you choose a MAK file from the
file selection folder, all files from that project will be added to the 
list of files to be printed.  Another neat thing about the file selection
folder is a box which lists the last four directories from where files 
were printed.  A simple click on one of these will jump to that directory.

Different fonts can be selected for various parts of the output - page
headings, VB code, Sub/Function header lines, comments, and form/control
declarations.

The option settings available are:
 Line numbers - You can have none, module level (reset to 1 at the start
   of a new sub or function), or global (start at 1 and keep going until
   the end of the file).
 Index - The index will list each sub/function and the page number of the
   output where it can be found.  If the line number setting is "global,"
   the index will also include the line number where the sub/function 
   starts.
 Separator Lines - If this option is set, VPrint will separate each 
   sub/function with a line, making the printouts much easier to read.
   Note: If this option is selected, the next is automatically turned off.
 Sub Per Page - This will cause each sub/function to start on a new page.
   Note: If this option is selected, the last is automatically turned off.
 Form Declarations - By default, the form/control declarations found at
   the beginning of a VB .FRM file are NOT printed.  This option allows
   you to print this information if desired.
 Left Indent - You can offset the left side of the printout from 0 to 3
   inches to allow for "binder blindness" - the part of pages in three 
   ring binders that you can't read once you jam in a whole lot of pages.
 Path In Header - If set, the VPrint output header will include the whole
   path of the file being printed.  By default, only the file name will
   be printed.
 Sync Code Fonts - This option sets the printer fonts for the sub/function
   headers and comments to whatever is selected for the code.  If you change
   the setting for the code, the other two are updated automatically.

Installation

Nothing major here.  I didn't include an installation program - for 
something this small it just wastes ZIP space and makes your transfers
longer.  Just put all the files in the same directory and you're set.

Distribution

Pass this along to as many Visual Basic users as you want.  However, I do
ask that you include all the original distribution files listed below.

Files Included

CMDIALOG VBX        18,688 04-28-93  12:00a
MHMQ200  VBX        19,008 03-08-94  12:51p
MHRUN400 DLL        93,472 05-19-94   9:53a
MHTAB    VBX        81,744 05-19-94   8:06p
FILE_ID  DIZ           270 05-28-94  12:00a
SPIN     VBX        22,528 04-28-93  12:00a
THREED   VBX        64,032 02-17-94  12:00a
VPRINT   EXE        60,991 05-28-94  12:00a
VPRINT   HLP        90,887 05-28-94  12:00a
REGFORM  TXT         2,303 05-28-94  12:00a
VPRINT22 DOC         4,778 05-28-94  12:00a
VPRINT22 DSC           553 05-28-94  12:00a
SAMPLE   INI           318 05-28-94  12:00a

I hope you enjoy VPrint.  If so, take time to register for a mere $15.00.
And if there is something you'd like to see added to VPrint, please include
it on the registration form when you send it in.  A whole lot of the 
features of this release are the result of feedback from beta testers.  Even
if you decide not to register at this time, but have an idea for a future
release, drop me some email.

Now for the standard disclaimer - I, the author takes no responsibility for
any mishap/data loss/life threatening illness that may occur before, during,
or after running VPrint.  Not that I can imagine anything like that ever
happening, but this is sort of a standard CYA message that needs to be here.