Here is a description of what all the files within the !PlaceIt directory are
for.  If installing the program you do not need install the Sources or Docs
directories (or !Help for that matter) but if you want to give PlaceIt to
someone else then you will have to keep all the files.  Quite a few people
appreciate having the source anyway and it makes my life easier if people
send in code for bug fixes.

The files are within separate directories within the PlaceIt directory to
make identifying them easier.

Within the main directory there are the following files

!Boot           boot file for Place It, innoculated against the Extend virus
!Help           help file describing Place It, includes disclaimer and
                copyright. IMPORTANT TO READ
!Run            start up file
!RunImage       main program, innoculated against the Hypothermic virus
!Sprites        desktop sprites

and these directories

Config          directory containing the configuration files. This should be
                empty when you receive Place It
Docs            directory containing extra documentation (see later)
Extensions      directory containing any extensions modules (see later)
Resources       directory containing the resources (see later)
Source          directory containing the source (see later)
Updater         directory containing the programs to update a config file


Within the Config directory there may be

!Config         configuration file for Place It
!OldConfig      backup version of configuration file made while updating the
                configuration file. Not deleted incase of problems with the
                update
Background      file containing sprite to display behind the icons, if present


Within the Docs directory there is

!Charity        where to send money to
Extensions      describes how to install extensions and what the currently
                approved ones are
History         history of Place It describing bug fixes, enhancements and
                new features
WriteExtns      extensive documentation on how to write extension modules


Within the Extensions directory there is

Autoload        Informs Place It which modules to load, this file should not
                exist when you receive Place It
FNadrxx         library of routines to provide out of range adr's
PROCExtnVS      library which defines several variables essential when
                writing extension modules
There will also be directories containing extension modules. These are likely
to contain a subset of

!ReadMe         a help file which you should read
!Sprites        a sprite which gets merged into the sprite pool when the
                module is initialised
Config          a configuration file, this file should not exist when you
                receive Place It
Messages        message file, would anyone translating this into a foreign
                language please send me (and the author if not me) a copy.
                See !Help for my address
Module          the actual module itself
Source          a directory containing the source files for the module
Templates       template file containing window definitions


Within the Resources directory there is

Interface       Simon Huntington's wimp interface module. Thoroughly recomended
Messages        message file, would anyone translating this into a foreign
                language please send me a copy. See !Help for my address
Templates       template file containing window definitions


Within the Sources directory there is

!PlaceIt        source for Place It. This file is huge
Sprites         sprite used in load background window. Merged into !RunImage
                during assembly so is not needed as part of application


Within the Updater directory there is

Get_Values      library of routines to examine configuration files. Used by
                Updater and !ConfigChk so must be keep in directory
Updater         program to update the config file. Automatically invoked if
                need be


PMF             my name, short for Pop Mobility Freak, not a file
