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 Source Editor v. 1.4 for Win98, Win2K, 
 Written (w) by Kovalev S., 10.1999 - 07.2001, 06-11. 2002

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 Table of Contents:
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 - License Agreement
 - Description
 - System Requirements
 - Functionality
 - Known problems
 - History

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 License Agreement
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 This version of program is a freeware. 
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 But you may pay for it, if you think it costs to do. You can do it by
 post letter or through web-site (on-line, fax,...).

 In the case of letter, send 10 or 20 USD (or EUR) within it.
 Please write also in the letter your e-mail address.

 Post address:

 Serguei Kovalev
 Puhangu 30-48
 Tallinn, 10316
 ESTONIA

 You can write before to: MicroTools4U@yahoo.com

 Menu item "Help | Register on RegSoft.com" is provided for paying
 through web-site.

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 Description
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 This is a little source editor with text coloring. You can edit next
 types of files: C/C++ (.c, .cpp, h), Assembler (.asm, .inc), Resources
 (.rc). You also can view HTML (html, htm) files or navigate the Web,
 as it uses Active-X Web Browser.
 
 It was built firstly as the "colored code editor" for C/C++ syntax as
 an example of code files... It has feature for printing that was built 
 to meet expectations for source files printing (in Black & White). 

 But for files coloring with independent syntax it must be completely
 rewritten, so it left as is.

 It uses MFC Library (statically linked).

 In some versions "C Lessons for beginners" are added.
 They are written in MS VC++ with some (a little) C++ syntax.
 
 So, there are two unusual types of files for VC++ environment:
 ".wsp" - workspace file and ".dsp" - developer studio project.

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 System Requirements
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 OS : Win98,... and Win2K,... 

 There are no any additional requirements. 
 You should have at least Pentium - 133 (I think). 
 It occupies about 2.0 MB hard drive's memory.

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 Functionality
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 It was built for editing and printing C++ and Assembler source files.
 Resource files (.rc) editing has also sense as the MS VC++ prevents
 you from editing them directly.
 
 It recognizes (for C-coloring) some common definitions like BOOL,
 TRUE, etc., and MS VC++ AFX-blocks.

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 Known problems
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 There are some 'problems' that I will not figure out here - you can
 simply do it by yourself. 

 So, I could not find out how to make a call for 'Find' dialog in the
 Web Browser - and the buttons linked with Find commands don't work in
 the web-browser, but the shortcut Ctrl-F still works as it's
 implemented into web-browser.

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 History
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 07.2001
 "It was the first program that I decided to write when I was starting
 to write something without any offer from 'some people' - just what I
 would write if I had a time to write. 

 So, it was started in 10.1999 and ended generally in I can't remember 
 when. Time by time I was adding something, something was rewritten.
 Now I have decided to consider it just as a something that I used to
 grow up."
				            
 07.2002
 "In the April of 2002, Robert W. Durk from Milwaukee found out this
 program and thought that it costs his attention and to be "a little"
 developed also. 

 So, I reviewed it, a little. Now I think it was a good idea: to don't 
 have that you don't like from some sides by have changed it.
 This way the version 1.2 appeared.

 Lessons for C was also added and translated into English thanks to
 Robert."

 09.2002
 "Included templates for assembler have origin in MASM32 free 
 delivered packet. It was finally included only into version 1.3, 
 when almost all assembler instructions with extensions were typed 
 into code highlighting."

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 Enjoy it. 

 Serguei Kovalev.
 Tallinn, Estonia.
 10.1999 - 07.2001, 06-11.2002

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