KIDS TABLES AND TIME V1.0 (32 bit)  Ray Le Couteur 1996-1999.
(Incorporating Ray's Numbers Game)

Kids Tables and Time is shareware ('try before you buy software'). If 
you wish to continue using it after a 30 day trial, you must register
(pay for) it.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Any computer running Windows 95/98 or above.

INSTALLATION
Simply run the self extracting file "setup.exe" and follow on screen 
instructions.

Note:  the shared file, vb40032.dll, is installed into the program 
folder/directory (c:\Program Files\Kidsttables by default). This avoids
conflicts during uninstallation and makes installation  over a network
more straightforward. If you are certain that vb40032.dll is already on 
your system, you can safely delete it from the program folder/directory.


RUNNING THE PROGRAM
From the start menu, select programs and then 'Kids Tables and Time v1.0' 
folder. Then click the 'Kids Tables and Time' icon.

UNINSTALL 
Click on the uninstall icon in the programs menu. Note that the uninstall
can be password protected to prevent accidental erasure by children. The
password is entered via the language option menu, which will appear 
automatically when you first run the program. If you forget the password
or want to enter a new one, you must first delete the file 'numopt.dat' 
in the program folder/directory.

NETWORK INSTALLATION
Installation should be carried out by the network administrator and should
be very easy, as all required files are installed into the single program 
directory. However, security measures can prevent files being installed or 
the installation of icons in the programs menu.

FURTHER INFORMATION/TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Contact the author, Ray Le Couteur by email at: Raylec@compuserve.com

WARRANTY DISCLAIMER
These programs and documentation are provided "as is" and without any
express or implied warranties. I have run the programs on a number of
machines but cannot possibly anticipate all possible variations of software
and hardware that the programs may be run under. Therefore, the user must
assume the entire risk of using these programs. Under no circumstances will I
be liable for any damages arising from the use of, or inability to use, these
programs.

		Ray Le Couteur  October 1999
