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Some legal info now, just to make sure I don't get into trouble.
Read this carefully.
This program and the accompanying files are distributed "AS IS" and without warranties as to performance or merchantability or any other warranties whether expressed or implied.
So, no warranty of fitness for any particular purpose is offered. If you choose to use it, you use it at your own risk. The coder (Alex Belgraver) can not be held liable for anything that happens before, during or after running this or any other program.
You can freely distribute this program, as long as you do not change the content of the zipped distribution file and send me an e-mail where you put it. I haven't yet received awards...
If you like the program and choose to use it, you send an e-mail to Alex Belgraver saying you really like the program and you seriously considering using it every day, 3 times a day. Don't forget to give me a few (about 5 to 7) compliments. ;) So, basically it's freeware. Have fun with it, and send me an e-mail.
- 01-Jan-1999: Euro Converter 1.0 beta 1
- This is the first ever version.
- 02-Jan-1999: Euro Converter 1.0 beta 2
- Corrected a few minor errors.
Made it , and . compatible.
Today I also made the Euro Converter-homepage
- 03-Jan-1999: Euro Converter 1.0 beta 3
- Corrected a typo in the BEF and LUF exchange rates.
- 09-Jan-1999: Euro Converter 1.0
- Removed Combo-box typing error
You can now select the number of decimals.
Made de Dutch-tab more flexible. Select your own currency!
Added 'Save at exit'-switch, previously it just saved without asking
You can now add a few currencies to the list. Edit the .rates file manually.
A lot of work under the surface.
- 15-Jan-1999: Euro Converter 1.01
- Added an Always-On-Top mini converter.
- 20-Jan-1999: Currency Converter 1.0 beta 1
- The first ever version of the Freeware Currency Converter.
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First, make a folder for it on your harddisk. You then have to open the zip-file you just downloaded. Try clicking on the zip-file, if that doesn't work download WinZip. If all this fails, try downloading it again or ask someone for help. Extract the files from the zip-file to a directory or folder you just made. Close the Zip-File and run the program.
If you want a short-cut in your start-menu or on your desktop, you can make one on your desktop and then drag it to your start-menu or anywhere you want it. If you have Windows 95 without IE4 you probably can't drag-and-drop it in your start-menu, you might want to right-button on the start-button first and select Explorer there. Then drag-and-drop it in the Explorer.
More detailed information will probably be added later this year.
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If you tried it and didn't like it, you might want to consider uninstalling. Go to the directory or folder you created for the program. Select the files and delete them, or drop them in the recycle-bin. Then remove the, now empty, directory or folder. You might discover a new file there named euroconv.settings. This is just a settings-file. Feel free to erase it. It only holds some information about your settings. Also remove the shortcuts you might have made.
Don't worry about the registry or redundant DLL's or whatever Big Bill thinks up. It doesn't use any of it. The program only uses the directory or folder it is installed in.