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===============================================================================
= WallNavigator - Documentation. =
===============================================================================
= Author : Klaus Timmermann =
= Date : 22.12.93 =
= Version : 1.0 =
===============================================================================
The Purpose Of WallNavigator :
Use WallNavigator to navigate and change between your Windows 3.1
wallpapers without entering Control Panel or other annoying utilities.
The WallNavigator package contains both Windows and Dos swapping
utilities but the program can be use independently to change your
wallpaper.
Files in the package :
WALLNAV.EXE - WallNavigator main program for Windows 3.1.
WWNSWAP.EXE - Wallpaper swapper for Windows 3.1.
DWNSWAP.EXE - Wallpaper swapper for DOS.
BWCC.DLL - Borlands Custom Controls, place it in System or working dir.
WALLNAV.DOC - This file (surprise, surprise).
Are any of these files missing, please contact author (see address below)
and apply for complete package.
Registration ?? :
NO REGISTRATION IS NESSESARY to use WallNavigator at it's fullest, but you
are welcome to send a postcard with your opinions, comments, suggestions,
complaints and bug reports.
Installation :
Main program : - Create a program item in Program Manager (or other shell)
and specify the correct paths and filename.
Example of Properties for a program item :
Description : WallNavigator
Command line : c:\wallnav\wallnav.exe
Working directory : c:\wallnav
Win. swapper : - Add WWNSWAP.EXE (remember complete path) to the LOAD
(or RUN) entry in the WINDOWS section in WIN.INI file.
Example of WIN.INI (Partial) :
[Windows]
spooler=yes
Note ==> load=c:\wallnav\wwnswap.exe nwpopup.exe
run=
Beep=Yes
NullPort=None
BorderWidth=3
- Or place the program WWNSWAP.EXE as a program item in
your Startup group in Program Manager.
- Or place the program WWNSWAP.EXE as a normal program
item in Program Manager for easy access.
Dos swapper : - Execute the program DWNSWAP.EXE from your AUTOEXEC.BAT file,
remember to specify your Windows directory as a parameter.
Example of AUTOEXEC.BAT (Partial) :
C:\DOS\SMARTDRV.EXE
C:\DOS\KEYB DK,865,C:\DOS\KEYBOARD.SYS
C:\DOS\MOUSE\MOUSE.COM
Note ==> C:\WALLNAV\DWNSWAP.EXE C:\WIN31
C:\NC\NC
- Or create the WINSTART.BAT file in the Windows System sub-
directory (ex. C:\WIN31\SYSTEM\WINSTART.BAT) containing the
DWNSWAP.EXE file.
The WINSTART.BAT will be called automaticly when Windows
is started.
Example of WINSTART.BAT :
@ECHO OFF
Note ==> C:\WALLNAV\DWNSWAP.EXE C:\WIN31
ECHO Now starting Windows...
I suggest installing the main program (WALLNAV.EXE) and the Windows swapper
(WWNSWAP.EXE) as program items in Program Manager, and the DOS swapper
(DWNSWAP.EXE) in the WINSTART.BAT.
This installation will change your wallpaper each time Windows is started.
Short Instructions :
The program should be easy to understand so I don't want to spend to much
time writing unessary instructions.
Just play around with the main program (WALLNAV.EXE) for a while, and if
you want to change wallpapers automaticly then install one (or more) of
the swappers (see installation instructions above).
Note that calling the main program with the parameter /S (WALLNAV.EXE /S)
will swap wallpaper just like WWNSWAP.EXE does.
Well I quess thats all for this time... Enjoy
Klaus Timmermann
Authors address :
Klaus Timmermann
Englandsgade 14 1.tv.
DK-6700 Esbjerg
Denmark
Phone : (DK) + 75 12 24 23