____  ____  _____ ____            ______            __    
     / __ \/ __ \/ ___// __ \___  ____ /_  __/___  ____  / /____
    / / / / / / /\__ \/ /_/ / _ \/ __ `// / / __ \/ __ \/ / ___/
   / /_/ / /_/ /___/ / __, /  __/ /_/ // / / /_/ / /_/ / (__  ) 
  /_____/\____//____/_/  |_\___/\__, //_/  \____/\____/_/____/  
                                  / /                           
                                 /_/                           
 

 DOSReqTools gives AmigaDOS script writers access to all seven of Nico 
 Francios' ReqTools Requesters. The requesters are fully functional 
 and can give your scripts a  professional look. They can be used from 
 within an AmigaGuide document to pop up on top of the text. Ideal for 
 use as a replacement for Commodore's Installer.

 Eight Extensions to DOS are included to make string manipulation easier
 from your DOS script.

 Full AmigaGuide Docs and dozens of interactive programming examples. 

 Install DOSReqTools from the Installer section of the Docs.
 
 WB2.04 & up. ReqTools.library required, but not included. AmigaGuide
 recommended, but not included. For Shell or Script use only.

  ================= FreeWare, fully distributable ===================
  ================ Copyright 1994 by BOTH Software ==================


 HOW TO GET STARTED:


 Read the docs, DOSrt.guide, with AmigaGuide. The demo scripts can be 
 executed from within this AmigaGuide database.

 Installation can be done from the Installation section.

 This package is extensive. It has not been field tested much because
 we could not locate anyone willing to take on the job. DOS is a 
 miserable creature. If you must use it, then DOSReqTools will make 
 your work easier. Check out the DOS Extensions section. We've 
 included some string manipulation tools not available in DOS.

 If you were a C=64 COMAL Programmer, please read "The Authors".

 Since this package was not tested by a large number of people, there 
 may be a bug or two. If you locate a bug or have any questions about 
 usage, contact the authors.