This .ZIP contains the following files supporting the Universal
Calendar ActiveX Control:

	readme.txt	this file
	UCal.ocx	Evaluation Version of the  ActiveX Control
	UCalInfo.rtf	Rich Text Format developer's information file
	UCalTest.ini	ini file with program runtime Options
	UCalTest.vbp	Visual Basic project, comprised of ...
	  frmCtl	  startup form showing the Universal Calendar
	  frmOpt	  options form called from "Options" button
	  frmRTF	  RTF information displayed from "Info" button
	  frmStats	  Date Statistics displayed when "Show Date
			  Statistics" option is checked
	  basUCalTestBas  code module

NOT INCLUDED in this .ZIP are the Windows/Visual Basic Runtime files
	used by the project, since this distribution is intended for
	Visual Basic developers who already have those files installed.
	The ActiveX Control itself (UCal.ocx) uses ...
		COMCT232.OCX and MSFLXGRD.OCX
	The UCalTest project uses those two, plus ...
		COMCTL32.OCX and RICHTX32.OCX

To install the Universal Calendar ActiveX Control Evaluation Version,
along with its companion Visual Basic test project, follow these steps:

1.  Unzip UCal.zip into a subdirectory where you keep your Visual
	Basic projects ...
	ex: e:\My VBProjects\UniversalCalendar\
2.  You may choose to leave the ActiveX Component in the project 
	directory, or you can put it in your Windows System directory 
	where .OCX files normally reside.
3.  Register UCal.ocx...
	Using the example directory in step 1 above, you would type
	this command in the Windows Start | Run text box:
	regsvr32 "e:\My VBProjects\UniversalCalendar\UCal.ocx"
	Or, if you choose to place UCal.ocx in the Windows\System
	directory, you could use this command:
	regsvr32 %sysdir%\UCal.ocx
4.  Thats all!  Now you can start the Visual Basic IDE and open the
	test project, UCalTest.vbp.

Documentation is located in UCalInfo.rtf, which is viewable at
   runtime by pressing the "Info" button.
Comments, suggestions, and support questions should be sent by email
   to ucalsupport@dbreedlove.com
