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                              DayCount 1.50                       30-Oct-95
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Introduction
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This program is a tool to help you calculating how many days there are
between two dates (e.g. how many days old you are etc.). It was first
made using AMOS in the beginning of 1992, then I rewrote it in assembler
in the end of 1992. First, it was done for OS1.3, but now I have OS2.0, so
I decided to do a new version, using 2.0. You can read about the changes
in the history-section, but first read the legal stuff...

Disclaimer
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THIS SOFTWARE AND INFORMATION IS PROVIDED "AS IS". NO REPRESENTATIONS OR
WARRANTIES ARE MADE WITH RESPECT TO THE ACCURACY, RELIABILITY, PERFORMANCE,
CURRENTNESS, OR OPERATION OF THIS SOFTWARE AND INFORMATION, AND ALL USE IS
AT YOUR OWN RISK. THE AUTHOR DOES NOT ASSUME ANY RESPONSIBILITY OR LIABILITY
WHATSOEVER WITH RESPECT TO YOUR USE OF THIS SOFTWARE AND INFORMATION.

Copyright
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This program is FREEWARE. It may be freely distributed as long as all files
in it remain unchanged and are included in the distribution. Also no more
than a nominal copy fee may be charged for the distribution. This program
cannot be used for commercial purposes without written permission from the
author.

Using the program
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Just enter the dates in the gadgets, and press the CALC-button or press
return. You can't really do wrong!

History
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1.3      (Stoneage)
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First version in assembler. Could only calculate approx. 32000 days.

1.4     (01-Mar-94)
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Now requires OS2.0 or higher. Removed the limit, so now it can calculate
more than you can enter in the gadgets... (I thought that the limit could
be very frustrating to some _VERY_ old people). It now uses gadtools-
library.

1.41    (05-Oct-94)
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I changed the window a bit (the program looked so ugly before :)
Also removed a little bug that maybe could cause #80000003 address errors.
(actually the problem has never occurred for me, but I removed it anyhow)..

1.50    (30-Oct-95)
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Added an EditHook for the gadgets, so that you can use return to get to the
next gadget. Some other small enhancements are also included..



Bugs
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NONE KNOWN


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                           Staffan Hämälä
                           Pellovägen 268
                           S-957 93 Pello
                           SWEDEN
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