2PAT v2.0,                                   Copyr. 1993,1995, FMJ-Software
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Requirements:
  Windows 95  or  Windows NT 3.51  or  Windows 3.1 + Win32s 1.3,
  Mouse or equivalent pointing device.

Optional:
  MIDI-input device,
  Advanced Gravis UltraSound (original, MAX, ACE or compatible),
  Turtle Beach Maui or Tropez,
  Creative Labs Sound Blaster AWE 32 (currently under Windows 3.1 only).

Installation:
  Throw the files into a directory of your choice. Run 2PAT.EXE.
  The first time you run 2PAT,  it will automatically associate a bunch of
  filetypes with 2PAT.  If any specific  file type  is already  associated
  with another program,you will be prompted if you want to replace the old
  association or not;  in most cases you will not want to, since the other
  program is probably more 'specialized' in that particular file type...

Registration:
  Registered users will  obtain a personal  registration keycode contained
  in a file named 'REGISTER.KEY'. See 'REGISTER.TXT' on how to obtain one.

  Start up 2PAT. Choose 'Options->Program...->Register...' and locate this
  file in order to turn the unregistered version of 2PAT into a registered
  version. You only need to do this once per (Windows login) user.  Do not
  store  the  'REGISTER.KEY' file  on a  publically  accessible media less
  someone may steal it, i. e. after you have registered yourself,  keep it
  on a floppy and delete it from your hard disk.  It is your  registration
  license and are to be treated as any other value 'paper'.
  When installing future versions of  2PAT  you won't have to reenter your
  registration keycode again, unless specifically noted in an accompanying
  text.

Troubleshooting:
  ?  Program complains about not being able to load COMCTL32.DLL when I try
     to start it.
  !  Read the  requirements  section again.  ou must  have a Win32 platform
     that supports the common controls introduced in Windows 95.
     This may either be Windows 95,Windows NT v3.51 or later or Windows 3.1
     with the Win32s etxensions v1.3 or later installed.   If you use Windows
     3.1,look in the WIN32S.INI file in the ...\WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory to
     determine what version of Win32s you have. v1.3 was still in beta when
     this text  was written,  but by now  it should be available  (for free)
     through Microsoft distribution sources.Can't find it? Send me an email
     and I'll see if I can help you.

  ?  Program complains about not being able to load  WFGATE.DLL  when I try
     to use auditioning on the Maui (or comapatible).
  !  You must have this .DLL installed in your  WINDOWS  or  WINDOWS\SYSTEM
     directory.  It is available  from Turtle Beach  and  it comes  (and is
     automatically installed)  with the latest  versions of their WavePatch
     and Wave SE softwares.

  ?  Program crashes when using auditioning on the Maui under Windows 95.
  !  You must get a newer  version of the  WFGATE.DLL.  It should  be dated
     95-08-18 or later (earlier versions are incompatible with Windows 95).
     At the  time of  this writing,  it is only available  as a  patch from
     Turtle Beach but it should be included  with later  versions of  their
     softwares.  I can email you a copy if you can't find it anywhere else.

  ?  Auditioning on the Maui/Tropez still doesn't work.
  !  Well, I too have sometimes encountered problems with this feature.
     If WFSLOAD keeps getting GPFs then a clean boot sometimes helps, but
     not for certain. Do not expect this problem to be fixed until Turtle
     Beach releases some 32bit support.

  ?  Program complains about not being able to load  AWEMAN.DLL  when I try
     to use auditioning on the SB AWE32 (or comapatible).
  !  You must have this .DLL installed in your  WINDOWS  or  WINDOWS\SYSTEM
     directory. It is available  from Creative Labs and it should come (and
     be installed) with the latest versions of their drivers.However,at the
     time of this writing,  this .DLL was not yet available in a Windows 95
     compatible version.

  ?  I select the 'DAC' or the 'CLIP'  virtual export format(s) in the Save
     dialog, but it complains about 'invalid filename' under Win32s.
  !  That's right,it is invalid filenames under the old 8.3 FAT filesystem.
     Use the equivalent commands on the program menu instead.

Feedback:
  Send bug reports, suggestions, fan letters, spare money...
  to email: 'f93-maj@nada.kth.se'
  or  mail: 'Markus Jönsson, Svedjev. 7,  147 52 Tumba,  Sweden'

Have fun!

  /  F.M.J.