
------------------------------------------------------------- ReRead for OS/2
                                                                        v0.0b
                                                        (c)1996 Mike Lastucka

This program is freeware.  If you like it, mail the author at the
address listed at the bottom of this document and let him know
what you think!

Compiled with GNU C++ on an OS/2 Warp system.  Go 'Bama!

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REQUIREMENTS: OS/2 with EMX.DLL somewhere in your libpath.  I've included
~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a copy of EMX.DLL with the program, just in case.  For an
              updated version of it, find it at hobbes.nmsu.edu/os2/unix.

COMMAND LINE>
   
        rr [filename]
	
	[filename] = Plain text file, long filenames are supported
        

Blurb>
      	Pretty simple, eh?  Well, it's not much of a program to begin
        with.  Right now all it does is read files and spit it on the
        screen, allowing you to browse back and forth.
        
Why?>
      	I couldn't find a good simple text file viewer for OS/2, that's
        all.  This one is easy to use, small, and fast.  It all began
        as a school project.  More on this later.
        
Planned Improvements>

	o	dir listing to scroll and look for files
        o	files can be entered via status bar at start instead of
                solely via command line
        o	better looking screens :)
        o	side scrolling for lines longer than 80 chars.  Right
        	now it just wraps to the line below it, making things
                look really butt ugly.
                
Contacting Me / Where to find updates! >

	If you're looking to contact me for any reason, you can.  If
        you find any bugs, or just wish to comment, go for it.
        
        Email: delerium@worldgate.com
        
        My homepage: http://www.worldgate.com/~delerium
         - come to it with your screen set for 1024x768x256, and use
           Netscape 2.0 for best results.  
           
        I will be putting new versions of RR on the hobbes.nmsu.edu ftp
        site.  Later!
           
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