URL Grabber, Demo Version
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URL Grabber, software and documentation is copyright 
1993, 1994 by Howard Harawitz and Brooklyn North 
Software Works, all rights reserved.

This Demo version of URL Grabber may be freely
distributed as long as all the files in its
archive are included in the distribution.
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Brooklyn North Software Works
25 Doyle Street
Bedford, Nova Scotia B4A 1K4
Canada

Email: harawitz@brooknorth.bedford.ns.ca
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This archive contains all the files you need to run URL 
Grabber, with the exception of VBRUN300.DLL. 
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NOTE: In order to use URL Grabber, you will need to have a copy 
of VBRUN300.DLL installed in your Windows or 
Windows/system subdirectory.

If you don't already have it, you can find VBRUN300.DLL 
as a self-extracting archive file, VBRUNZIP.EXE, 
at ftp.cs.dal.ca/htmlasst/. 

VBRUN300.DLL is also available at many other MS Windows 
related FTP sites. 

Execute the archive file (by double-clicking on its name in File 
Manager) and it will give birth to VBRUN300.DLL. After 
backing up to a diskette, you can delete the archive file 
from your hard drive when you are finished with it.

If it is not already there, copy VBRUN300.DLL to your 
Windows or Windows\System subdirectory.
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Install the files from the URL Grabber archive in their own 
subdirectory. For example, C:\GRABBER.

The program executable is URLGRABR.EXE. Follow the 
instructions in your Windows manual to install it as an 
icon in Windows Program Manager. You can also double-click 
on the file name in Windows File Manager to run the program.

Among the other files included are:

COMMDLG.DLL
CMDIALOG.VBX
THREED.VBX

You may leave these files in the URL Grabber 
subdirectory, or copy them to your Windows or 
Windows\system subdirectory.

NOTE: If you have other files with the same names already 
installed in your Windows or Windows/system subdirectory,
you may not have to use these. However, when 
you try to run URL Grabber, you may get an error 
message telling you that you have an incorrect, or out of 
date, version of one of these files. In that case, replace 
(in your Windows or Windows/system subdirectory) what you 
already have (after making backup copies) with our file. We
know that these work with our software.

GRABBER.HLP is an MS Windows Help file and may be 
left in the directory with the executable file or copied to 
your Windows subdirectory.

See the URL Grabber "Help" file (by clicking the button with
 the "?" on the toolbar) or the file, USE_GRBR.TXT, for 
instructions on how to use the program.
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