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         |  An icon to install: to access the TSR from Windows  |
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    Included in the FR_GRAM2.ZIP file is an icon (GRAM.ICO) that the 
    user of FRGRAM2.EXE may wish to install in a Windows icon group.

    Also made available to you are three other icons one of which you 
    may prefer. Rename it and then associate it with the FRGRAM2.EXE.
    [ You might title the program item: Fr_Gram2. ]

    If you have a problem with installing or associating an icon with 
    the relevant program and do not find help in the Windows helpfile 
    or in Chapter 3 of your Windows 3.1 manual or elsewhere, I would 
    be happy to e-mail you instructions.  Otherwise I will assume that 
    you will be able to deal with the operation...  

    Once installed in a Windows group the icon can facilitate the use
    of FRGRAM2.  Clicking on the icon will install FRGRAM2 in RAM and
    place you in the DOS environment where you will be invited to press
    the Ctrl key together with the letter G on the keyboard.  When you
    do that, the opening screen of FRGRAM2 will appear and the rest,
    well, will surely be a cinch.  
    
    When you acquire the standard or registered version of FRGRAM2 (i.e. 
    by ordering that version of FRGRAM2), you will find that the opening 
    screen is the scrollable MENU.  That screen is also the one to which 
    you will always be returned when you press "Home" from whichever 
    screen you may be at...in the TSR.  [ Non-registered users, however, 
    will be returned to their opening screen and will then need to Page-
    Down several times to reach that MENU. ]

    When you exit the TSR, you will be returned to a DOS screen that will 
    remind you to press Ctrl + C ... to return to Windows...

    I trust that the above explanation is both clear and sufficient. 
    

    Good luck!

    B.G.P.

    BenGP@aol.com