PC ToolBelt
(C) 1998 Peter Morris. All rights reserved.

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DISCLAIMER:
I, as the author, take no responsibility for your use
of this program; you use it at your own risk! I cannot
be held liable for any damage, be it to hardware or
software as a direct or indirect result of using this
program. If you do not agree to these terms, do not
use this program.

....having said that, it's only to protect myself: I
am not aware that there should be any problem with the
program or it's functioning.

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This program is freeware! Use it for free, and please
feel free to distribute it to your friends etc. The
only thing is please make sure that this document is
included with the program (unaltered) so that everyone
gets a fair chance to know how it work and how to use
the program. If you like using the program, please
e-mail me so I know that my work is useful!
You can contact me at: pmorris20@hotmail.com

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Welcome to the PC ToolBelt! ToolBelt is a TSR memory
resident program that gives you all kinds of functions
at your fingertips, using it's Ctrl+Alt+Insert key
combination. This is intended as an extention of the
Windows 3.1 and 95 Ctrl+Alt+Del combination.
When you run the program, nothing appears to happen,
but don't worry! Simply press and hold down the keys,
and up pops PC ToolBelt's box:
Shell:    Click the buttons to run File Manager, Explorer
          (windows 95 only), Internet Explorer and the
          DOS Prompt.
Mouse:    Restrice the area the mouse can move in by
          clicking the Restrict Mouse button: move the
          mouse to the upper left hand corner of your
          area and press the SPACE key. Now move it to
          the lower right, and press press SPACE once
          again. The mouse is now restricted to a box
          within those co-ordinates! Very useful to stop
          people from clicking on the Start button etc.
          or being able to move the mouse to close an
          application that must always be displayed.
          To restore the mouse settings, simply press the
          Ctrl+Alt+Insert combination again.
Lock:     Enter a password in the box, and then click
          Lock to lock the computer until the password is
          entered, Hide to hide the screen (so people
          can't see what's on it), or Lock and Hide
          to do a combination of the two!
Minimise: Click this button to re-hide PC Toolbelt, and
          wait for you to press Ctrl+Alt+Insert again.
Exit:     Click to terminate PC Toolbelt, and remove it
          from memory.
It is often good to put PC Toolbelt in your 'startup'
folder so that it is run every time Windows starts. It
runs in the background, so won't disturb you, and then
it's ready for you to press Ctrl+Alt+Insert.

Enjoy!