Read Me
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Installation and Setup
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Unzip okprint.zip and copy the okprint.exe to your okwin directory. It 
will work no matter where it lives, but the file selection is always  
easiest if you start where the files are.  One of the FILE menu options  
is "Create Desktop Shortcut" - click this to create a shortcut for  
yourself on your desktop. No, it won't hurt anything if you do it  
multiple times - only one shortcut will live on the desktop.

History of OKPrint Ver 1.1.0
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I like to print out the bridge hands from an OKBridge session and review 
them when I get into bed.  It was such a pain to review a hand that was 
spread over two pages so I wrote  a little script for myself in REXX for 
OS/2 that printed one hand per page and it worked great.

I figured I can't be the only one who likes to see the entire hand on a 
page by itself, so I thought I'd try to share this with all of you.  I
decided to get something working in Windows and nearly wrote it 
in Rexx for Windows, but then decided that a completely standalone 
version would be best.  I had a copy of Visual Basic 5 which I used to 
write this.  It was reasonably simple and the only trouble I had was 
getting hyperlinks to the internet to work - I wound up writing a custom 
control for that.  So that's how OKPrint came to be.

I have only tested this on Win98SE and Windows XP know it works in those 
environments. If someone finds that it works in other versions of Windows, 
I would appreciate it if you'd let me know so that I can update this Read Me file.

Comments, bug reports, wishlists are all welcome and I will make every 
effort to fix the bugs and enhance the program based on your feedback.  
There are email links for each of the above categories in the application 
itself.

Thanks for your support!

Diane Walker
Dibasoft
diane@dibasoft.com