Program Object Maker
By:  Bill Komanetsky (CIS: 73227,1730)

Description:
  This little program will sit on your OS/2 Warp desktop and do nothing.

  However....

  When you drag an executable file from one of your drive folders to it, the
  program springs to life and creates a program object on your your desktop
  automatically.  No more opening the templates folder and dragging a program
  object to the desktop, then answering a bunch of questions.  Just
  drag and Drop.

  Try it out!

Installation:
  - Copy the files:
      PGMOBJ.EXE
      PGMOBJ.ICO
    to any directory on your hard drive.
  - Open the Templates folder and drag a Program object to your desktop.  The
    settings notebook for this program should automatically open.
  - Type in the PGMOBJ.EXE file name with a path in the Path and File
    name entry line on the first page of the Program Tab of the Settings
    notebook.  Example:
      C:\OS2TOOLS\PGMOBJ.EXE
  - You don't really need a Working directory.
  - Go to the General Tab and change the name of the program object to:
      Program Object Maker
    or, anything you like.
  - Close the Settings notebook - Your Done.
  - To verify your installation, make sure the programs Icon displays
    correctly.

Usage:
  - Drag any .EXE, .CMD, .COM, or .BAT file from one of your Drives folders
    over the Program Object Makers Icon located on your desktop.
  - Afterwards, a new program object will be created with a default name.  Also
    a Status window will be displayed telling you that the program has been
    created successfully, or if an error occurred.  Press the OK button to
    close this window.
  - You can even drag Multiple program objects at one time!

Problems?
  Please report any problems to the author on Compuserve at 73227,1730

Warranty?
  None.

Copyright?
  None!  This is freeware.  You can copy it, give it to your friends,
  I don't care.  Just don't sell it!