WinMdate 1.4
Copyright (C) 1999,2000 Sean Dwyer <ewe2@cvis.com.au> (see GPL.txt).

Quick Install
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Make a directory and copy winmdate.exe, winmdate.cnt, winmdate.hlp and
mtools.dll to it. Make a shortcut. You're done. Copy the commandline
program anywhere you like.

The official binary distribution will do all this for you except the
commandline program, but you may have to add the help file, etc to the
startup menu until i find a better installer.

Source Compilation Install
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The binaries are included, however if you have C++ Builder 3.0
standard the instructions below will help you make it if you wish.

Firstly, WinMdate makes use of the freeware Delphi2 component Systray.
You will have to install this component into the IDE before compiling
WinMdate. My conversion of Systray for the BCB 3.0 IDE and the original
source are in the systray subdirectory. Note that this component
technically does NOT fall under the GPL, but its licence is consistent
with both the aims of the GPL and this project. The Gotoweb component
is also included, and its licensing is similar.

Please read the help files thoroughly on component installation!
It's a good idea to check Tray.bpk and edit for your drive letter, but
PLEASE keep the relative directory structure intact! The component
headers must also be left in the top directory for WinMdate to compile.
It's a little messy, but after several reinstallations of the system,
I found this the simplest way to get up and running. All you'll really
have to do is change e:\dozec\winmdate to whatever top directory you've
chosen (e.g. d:\winmdate), the rest should be a doddle.

Now go into the dll folder and compile mtools.dll. This is a static
dll for Winmdate, so upon compilation, copy mtools.h, mtools.lib and
mtools.dll into the top directory.

The help subdirectory contains the help file source. Use the HCW
compiler to produce the help file and copy it to the top directory.

Now compile WinMdate. Everything should work ok. WinMdate doesn't
require any files other than the help file and the DLL, so you can
copy them anywhere you like.

I'd greatly appreciate someone with the time and patience to fix this
structure up and make it simpler if people really want to do the 
compilation themselves. I'm still finding my way around this IDE :).