QDT Quick Start Guide

Version History:
  01-18-05  Vers 0.90 Original
  01-22-05  Vers 1.00 Added Mode 33 to backgrounds,
  01-06-14  Vers 1.10 Freeware release
            - removed QMenu from package (paid software)

Copywrite : 2005-2014 James Hunkins
                       [JDH Software Technologies]

Website:      http://www.jdh-stech.com


Contents

Introduction

Installation
  Automated Installation
  Copying  Manuals
  Copying  Backgrounds

Using QDT
  Starting, Quitting, and Saving
  Controls
  Objects
  Dropdown Menus
  Notebooks
  Other

Other Programs
  IconDraw
  In Development

Appendixes
  A: License
  B: Command Index
  C: Environmental Variables, File Locations,
     Special Files, Suffixes
  D: System Requirements
  E: Help
  F: Other Included Software


>> Introduction <<

Welcome to QDT, the QL DeskTop.   With QDT, you now have at
your mouse and finger tips a fully  modern computer desktop
where you can setup your workplace to improve your
efficiency and to be a much more pleasant and easy to use
place.

At the minimum please read this short startup guide before
you get too far into your QDT adventures.  For further
information, a full set of manuals is supplied.

Do note that QDT can only be installed and run on a system
that is working in 256 or more colors, has a hard drive, and
enough memory (IE: a super gold card with Aurora and hard
drive, a Q40, QPC II, etc).  Any other configuration is not
supported and will produce unpredictable, if any, results.

Installation

QDT installation is split into three parts.  The first one
installs all the required files to run the QDT system and is
automated.  The second and third parts involve simple manual
copying of selected optional files as the user desires.

  1. automated installation  required
  2. manual copy of manuals - optional
  3. manual copy of backgrounds - optional

Automated Installation

There are three files supplied for this part.

  1. QDTINST_zip  contains all the files used by QDT
     itself
  2. qdtinst_bas  the basic program that unzips the
     files and starts the automated install
  3. unzip  the infozip version of unzip used by
     qdtinst_bas to unzip the files (freeware)

These files should all be located in the root directory of
whatever device you want them in.  For example, most users
will have the files supplied on a CD so the files will be
located in winx_ (substitute the number that is mapped into
the CD for the x).  If copied to a different location, the
files should reside in the root location of the device such
as in 'ram1_' or 'win2_'.  Do not put them into a deeper
directory.

To start the install, simply do a:

  lrun device_qdtinst_bas   [ substitute device_ as
            needed, such as win8_ ]

When prompted for the "location of the QDT Install files:",
enter the directory location such as "win8_" or "ram1_"
(notice the underscore).  Once the files are unzipped, there
will be a prompt to press any key to start the installer
program.

The install program has install progress sections listed on
the left side.  The green button indicates where the
installer is in the process.

There are four press buttons along the bottom of the window
that are used to navigate or respond as is appropriate.  The
buttons will change their names and state depending on what
is happening at the time.  If a button has an underlined
letter, then the letter can be used as a short cut key for
the button.  Some buttons will not have shortcuts to avoid
accidental selection.

Early in the install, you will be presented both readme
files and license agreements.  Please take the time to
review these.  You can scroll them either with the scroll
bar or with the keys presented on the first page of the
readme file.

The license page will need your electronic agreement.
Agreeing to the licensing terms in the installer is an
agreement legally to the terms of use of QDT as presented.
QDT is fully copyrighted and use of QDT is an implicit
agreement to these terms.

There are a few choices that must be made before the
automatic part of the installation starts.

It is recommended that you go with the recommended default
locations of the Main QDT Directory and boot location unless
you have a very specific reason not to.   If you wish to
change either of these, you should be aware of a few
important points. The main QDT directory should not be much
longer than the default values due to file structure limits.
The location of the system boot file is the root device that
your boot file is located in.  The program will not let you
proceed until it finds a file named boot in the location you
specify.  The installer uses the boot file to determine many
important things about your system.

On the 'Installation Type' screen, you have a choice of
'Easy' or 'Advanced'.  Read the notes carefully at the
bottom of the screen before proceeding.  If you have any
doubt you might want to use Advanced and not Easy.  For most
users however, the 'Easy' choice will work perfectly.

As this is a 'Quick Guide', if you believe that you need the
'Advanced' option, please refer to the separate "QDT
Installer User's Manual" included in the DOCS_ directory of
this installation package.  It details all the options that
are presented in the Advanced install path.

For everyone else, select 'Easy' and press the 'Start'
button.  And then take a break.

Progress will be indicated by the section updates on the
left, progress bars along the top of the main window,
spinners within the text area of the main window for longer
install pieces, and text updates.

Depending on the size of the drive you are installing, some
of the activities can take quite a while.  Please be patient
and give the program time.

When the installer is done, it will present a summary screen
showing what the it has done, the short cut key chosen for
QDT dropdown menus, where log files and your backed up boot
file are, other useful information and present you with an
Exit button.

If further action is needed or things aren't 'perfect' the
top line on the exit window will say so.

Before starting QDT, please take a quick look at the
QDTinstall_log, especially if there is any reference on the
final screen for further action or cautions.

And then restart your system.  QDT should start up
automatically at the end of your boot file and be ready for
your tuning to your own preferences.

Copying  Manuals

There are several manuals that come with QDT.  Manuals are
supplied both as PDFs (viewable on Windows, OS X, Unix, and
other systems) and plain text files for QL viewing.

Since it doesn't make sense to copy all these over to the
QL, the manuals are located in a separate DOCS_ directory in
the same location as your QDT install files.  They can also
be found on the QDT website in the Docs section (please
refer to the website for the latest updates).

At the time of printing, the following are supplied:

  QDT Quick Start Guide   PDF and text
  QDT Installer User Manual PDF and text
  QDT User Manual   PDF and text
  QDT Notebook User Manual  PDF and text
  QDT IconDraw User Manual  PDF and text

It is recommended that any manuals copied over are done so
after the main QDT installation and place into the QDT_DOCS_
directory.

Copying  Backgrounds

QDT allows easy ways to use different backgrounds
(wallpaper).  Two basic designs are supplied with the
current release of QDT.  These backgrounds are supplied in
two formats and several screen resolutions.

Formats

Using backgrounds in modes other than what they are designed
for will cause unknown results and potentially crashes.

  BACKGNDS_MODE33 directory :  support 16 bit color
             Q40/Q60
  BACKGNDS_MODE32 directory :  support 16 bit color  QCP
  BACKGNDS_MODE16 directory :  support the 8 bit color
             of the Aurora cards

Resolutions

Each supplied background has embedded in its name the
resolution that it is designed to fit.  For example,
qdtb1024x768 supports a 1024x768 pixel screen.

A blue and green version of each supplied resolution is
included.  The letter after 'qdt' indicates the color style.
For example, 'qdtg800x600' is a green background while
'qdtb800x600' is a blue background (in this case supporting
800x600 pixel screens).

Copying

To use any appropriate backgrounds, they need to be placed
in a directory called BACKGNDS_ in your primary QDT_
directory AFTER you have installed QDT.  If this directory
does not yet exist, then type (assuming that you are using
'win1_QDT_' as your primary QDT directory):

  MAKE_DIR WIN1_QDT_BACKGNDS_

Then copy any backgrounds that you wish to use to this
location.


>> Using QDT <<

Starting, Quitting, and Saving
Assuming that you followed the installation procedure, use
of QDT should be very simple.  The easy install sets up the
boot file to start QDT.  If you wish to start it manually,
assuming that 'WIN1_QDT_' if your primary QDT directory,
simply type:

  EX WIN1_QDT_BIN_QDT_EXE

Manual starting assumes that all your environment variables
are setup before starting and that you are in 256 color mode
or higher (either exception will keep QDT from starting or
cause other unexpected behaviors).  If for some reason QDT
does not start, check the 'qdt.log' file in the QDT
directory for error messages.

To quit QDT, simply call up the Menu from the QDT icon or
QDT shortcut key and choose 'Q' or pick 'Quit' from the
menu.

To save a desktop, you must specifically save it either from
the QDT menu or when quitting QDT.  QDT will notice if any
changes are made to the desktop and prompt you for a save
when you quit QDT (assuming you have not disabled this
function).  Note: changes to the desktop will be lost upon
closure of QDT if not specifically saved.

Controls

Controlling QDT is designed to be consistent and easy.  But
to start, some nomenclature is appropriate.  Since QDT is a
mouse driven environment, the terms LMB (Left Mouse Button)
and RMB (Right Mouse Button) are commonly used.  QL users
may be more used to the terms Hit and Enter for these terms.
In fact, these are the same thing.  Pressing the 'Space' key
is the same thing as pressing the LMB.  Pressing the 'Enter'
key is the same thing as pressing the RMB.

Further control information can be found in specific QDT
sections later in this document.

QDT HotKey Usage

Depending on the installation and hotkeys already assigned,
the installer will have attempted to set a hotkey to call up
the QDT Dropdown menu.  This is the same menu as is gotten
from the QDT object on the desktop.  Check your install log
or QDT notebook to see which key was setup.

Objects

QDT keeps everything as objects.  Each object is represented
by an icon, either on the desktop or within a folder window.
Most objects represent QDT itself, folders with other
objects, files, or executable programs.

File objects can be viewed and executable program objects
can be run.

A folder object can be opened and a corresponding folder
window will be displayed, possibly having objects within
itself.  You can place other folder objects within folder.

To add an object, use the add folder or add object commands
from any drop down menu.  For adding to the desktop, use the
QDT dropdown menu.  Use the menus from a folder or a folder
object to add to that folder.

To add an executable folder (like a normal folder but can,
in addition to being opened, execute a program), add a
normal folder first and then from the folder's notebook
select 'Change' from the Object page.  The object will
switch to an Executable folder.

Deletion, moving and other object manipulation is done
through dropdown menu commands.

Object Controls

LMB or RMB pressing gives different responses, depending on
where the cursor is positioned.  The following table gives
the corresponding actions:

Table 1 : LMB/RMB Actions

     LMB    RMB   Notes
 Icon - QDT  No action  Dropdown
        menu
 Icon         Dropdown
  Exec Prog  Executes prog  menu
 Icon  File    Opens file Dropdown  If a default viewer is
        menu    available or a program
            is associated to it
 Icon         Dropdown
  Folder   Opens folder menu
 Text Under    Same as for
  Icon      icon    Edit text
 Open Folder      Dropdown
  Space    No action  menu


The move shortcut key (CNTL F4) is available to move an
object located on the desktop.  It does not function on
individual objects within a folder.

Open Folder Controls

As with other objects, the LMB and RMB options are available
in open folders.  If a cursor is not directly over an
object's icon or text, then it is treated as Open Folder
Space, as given in Table 1 above.

Several loose items are also available, each with its own
short cut key.  Table 2 gives the items from left to right.

Table 2 : Folder Loose Items/Short Cut Keys

    Short
    Cut       Icon
    Key Function  Description
  Menu  F3  Folders drop  left blue arrow
      down menu
  Move  CNT moves folder  standard QL move boxes
    F4
  Resize  CNT resize folder standard QL resize boxes
    F3
  Title F2  Edit title  Text window
  Refresh CNT Refresh folder  curved green downward arrow
    F2
  Close None  Close folder  Downward blue arrow
  Help  F1  Help (not yet question mark
          implemented)

If a folder is too small to show all its objects, then
horizontal and/or vertical scroll bars will become visible.
Clicking on an area outside the darkened bar within a scroll
bar section will scroll the window in that direction.  If
the cursor is within the window with the objects, then the
arrow keys will also scroll the window instead of moving the
cursor.

Scrolling is done in discrete increments using an icon grid
spacing, the same of which is used in placing new icons.

Dropdown Menus

Dropdown menus are used throughout QDT to supply the primary
commands.  Depending on where the dropdown menu is called
from, the available functions/commands in the menu will
change as is appropriate.

The menu will display in its upper left hand corner what
type of menu it is (QDT, Folder, etc).  This allows the user
to verify that they have the correct menu. This is useful
when calling a menu within a folder where it might be
possible to click on an object instead of the folder
background by mistake (depending on pointer position when
clicking).

Controls

A choice that is not dimmed out can be directly clicked on
or the shortcut key (underlined letter in each entry) can be
used to make the selection.

To cancel the menu without choosing anything, simply click
on the ESC icon or hit the ESC key.

Notebooks

Every object has its own notebook, including one for QDT
itself.  A notebook holds configuration and/or system level
information for the object.  This is where you can change
the object's icon, the program it calls, the text on a
folder, etc.

The QDT notebook is even more powerful as it allows you to
change much of the QDT functionality along with many system
attributes such as the desktop color or background, how QDT
archives its desktops, screen saver controls, and even
system information.

The only way to really appreciate what is available in a
notebook is to open it up and look around.

It should also be noted that, as QDT is on ongoing
development, more and more functionality will be added,
primarily through the notebooks.  So be sure to read the
release notes on future updates so as to not miss out on
anything.

A notebook contains different pages accessed by tabs along
the top of the notebook.  Each page offers different
controls and functionality.

Since QDT is in continuing development, many notebook
functions may not yet be enabled even though they are
displayed in a notebook page.  See the included release
notes for the current state of functionality.

Controls

Each notebook has standard loose items shown at the bottom
of the notebook window.

To get to different pages, click on any of the tabs along
the top of the window.  If there is an arrow on either left
or right side of the tabs, this indicates that there are
more tabs than can be displayed.  Clicking on an arrow will
scroll the tabs along the top to display non-visible ones.

Pages themselves have several control devices.  All control
hotkeys are available only if the cursor is within the main
window area and not in the tab or bottom window sections.

  Buttons   - underlined keys are shortcuts, read text
          near button for details
  Text Entry  - type in entries if black (grey text
          indicates not changeable)
        - overwrite mode
        - uses most standard QL edit key strokes
        - typing directly without moving the
          cursor erases the orig entry
  Check Boxes - square boxes, an X in them indicates
          selected
  Exclusive Buttons  round buttons in groups, only one
          can be selected at a time
  Scroll Windows  -  up and down arrows are clickable
          to move through a group of possible
          selections.  Clicking within the window
          also allows the use of cursor keys to move
          through the selection lists

For text entry items that require a directory or file, a LMB
will allow direct text entry.  For the user's convenience, a
RMB will bring up a Directory or File Menu window to choose
from instead.

In addition, some entries are designed to select from
specific items, such as Icons or Backgrounds.  These text
entry windows will respond to a RMB with a list of possible
entries.

In some cases a small, cursive and underlined 'sd' can be
seen to the left of an entry.  This indicates that the entry
is a system default and has not been changed by the user.
If the entry is changed, this 'sd' will disappear.

Other

There are a few other windows that will occasionally appear.

  Text Edit - use normal QL text editing keys for these.
        Pressing ESC closes the window and does
        not change the original entry that was
        being edited.
  About - this gives the current QDT and object version
        numbers plus a bit more information.
  Warning/Error - this gives a short help/error message.


Other Programs

IconDraw

IconDraw allows you to import (not yet implemented), modify,
and design from scratch, icons for your QDT objects.

IconDraw can be started directly from most QDT notebooks in
the Iconxxxx tabs.  The Edit option opens IconDraw with the
currently displayed icon while the IconDraw button opens up
a copy of IconDraw with no icon preloaded.  You can also
load IconDraw directly from the object in the Graphics
folder with its name on it.

The large window in the middle is where you draw an icon.
Using the LMB [Space] or RMB [Enter] will set any pixel (a
square in the window) to the color associated with that
button.  And the updated icon is displayed actual size in
the upper right hand smaller window.

To set a color for either mouse button, use the window in
the lower right hand corner.  The current color for each
button is shown just above this window.  Simply click on the
color you want with the correct button will update the
attached color.

For additional colors, click on the arrow rectangle in the
color window to get a second window of new colors.  To pick
transparent for a color (represented by a white square with
black interior in the draw window and color select window),
click on the rectangle with the letters 'Tra'.

Be sure to name your icon before saving it.  This will be
important later.  The name does not necessarily need to be
the same as it is saved under.  It is recommended that you
save the icon under a unique name so that it will not be
overwritten by the supplied icons in future updates.

Icons do need to be stored in the QDT_ICONS_ directory to be
seen by QDT.  It is a good idea to have a backup copy
separate from QDT just incase your QDT version gets
overwritten by a future update or by you accidentally.

In Development

There are currently three major utility programs in
development for QDT.  They are not included with the initial
release.

  IconBrowser   - will allow visible selection and
      sorting of icons
  ThemeManager  - will allow changing of icons,
      colors and desktops as themes
  JobManager    - will allow better QL job viewing and
      control


>> Appendixes <<

A: License

The following is a direct copy of the license that is
included with the QDT package.  It can be read from within
the QDT installer where the user agreement is required
before the installation can be continued.  The text can also
be found in the QDT DOCS_ directory as license_txt.


=====================================
End-User License Agreement for QDT (QL Desktop)
All Official Full Release Versions

Copyright 2004-2014 James D Hunkins
                      JDH Software Technologies
-> All rights reserved.

This End-User License Agreement (EULA) is a legal agreement
between you  (either an individual or a single entity) and
the author (James Hunkins - JDH Software Technologies) of
this software product (QDT), which includes computer
software and associated media (SOFTWARE PRODUCT).

By installing, copying, or otherwise using the SOFTWARE
PRODUCT, you agree to be bounded by the terms of this EULA.
If you no not agree to the terms of this EULA, do not
install or use the SOFTWARE PRODUCT and destroy all copies
in your possession.

SOFTWARE PRODUCT LICENSE
QDT is being distributed as Freeware for personal or
commercial use. It may be included with other software
distributions. You are NOT allowed to charge for
distributing this software other than for the material and
shipping costs (without markup).

GRANT OF LICENSE

This EULA grants you the following rights:

Installation and Use: You may install and use an unlimited
number of copies of this SOFTWARE PRODUCT.

Reproduction and Distribution: You may reproduce and
distribute an unlimited number of copies of the SOFTWARE
PRODUCT; provided that each copy shall be an un-altered and
complete copy, including all copyright and trademark
notices, and shall be accompanied by a copy of this EULA.

The SOFTWARE PRODUCT may be included in any free or non
profit packages or products.

2. DESCRIPTION OF OTHER RIGHTS AND LIMITATIONS

You may not reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the
SOFTWARE PRODUCT or change (add, delete or modify) the
resources in the compiled code with out express written
permission of the copyright owner.

Software Transfer: You may permanently transfer all of your
rights under this EULA, provided the recipient agrees to the
terms of this EULA.

Termination: Without prejudice to any other rights, the
Author of this Software may terminate this EULA if you fail
to comply with the terms and conditions of this EULA. In
such event, you must destroy all copies of the SOFTWARE
PRODUCT and all of its component parts.

3. COPYRIGHT.

This SOFTWARE PRODUCT is owned by JDH Software Technologies
(James Hunkins) and is protected by United States and
Canadian copyright laws and international treaty provisions.
Therefore, you must treat the SOFTWARE PRODUCT like any
other copyrighted material (e.g., a book or musical
recording). Some of the included supplemental software
programs are supplied other other authors/owners who hold
the respective copyrights as noted in the package
documentation and must be treated in the same copyrighted
material manner.


4. LIMITED WARRANTY

NO WARRANTIES.
The Author of this Software expressly disclaims any warranty
for the SOFTWARE PRODUCT. The SOFTWARE PRODUCT and any
related documentation is provided as is without warranty
of any kind, either express or implied, including, without
limitation, the implied warranties or merchantability,
fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement. The
entire risk arising out of use or performance of the
SOFTWARE PRODUCT remains with you.

NO LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES.
In no event shall the author of
this Software be liable for any special, consequential,
incidental or indirect damages whatsoever (including,
without limitation, damages for loss of business profits,
business interruption, loss of business information, or any
other pecuniary loss) arising out of the use of or inability
to use this product, even if the Author of this Software is
aware of the possibility of such damages and known defects.


This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the province
of Ontario, Canada. If for any reason a court of competent
jurisdiction finds any provision of the Agreement, or
portion thereof, to be unenforceable, that provision of the
Agreement shall be enforced to the maximum extent
permissible so as to effect the intent of the parties, and
the remainder of this Agreement shall continue in full force
and effect.


=========================
Support and Additional Material Supplied By:

Graphics/Color Development Support:
  Thorsten Herbert, Italy

Additional Icons By:
  Roy Wood, England

=========================
Included Non-licensed code : no charge distribution

  FI2config_obj     FileInfo2
  FileInfo2_bin
  FileInfo2_txt
  FI2config_help
    Copyright  1993-1999 Thierry Godefroy

=========================
Recommended additional software (not included):

  QMenu menu extensions
    Copyright 1989-97 Jochen Merz Software


B: Command Index

Dropdown Menu Commands


About     Brings up the QDT About window
Add New Folder  Add new folder to desktop or folder
        For executable folder, add a normal
        one and then change
Add New Object  Add new object; Program, Text,
        Graphic, or Other File
Close     Close folder
Delete      Delete object
Execute     Execute Program
Help      Calls up Help function, not yet
        implemented
Move      Move object or folder window
Open      Open folder
Properties    Open Notebook Properties window
Quit      Quit QDT
Refresh     Refresh desktop or folder window
Rename      Rename object
Resize      Resize folder window
Save Desktop  Save all desktop changes to
        DESKTOP_QDT
View      View a file; uses default viewers or
        associated program


C: Environmental Variables, File Locations, Special

Files, Suffixes

Assuming that 'WIN1_QDT_' is the selected directory
structure (substitute as needed):

  QDT_LOC   WIN1_QDT_   _STUP
  QDTICON_LOC WIN1_QDT_ICONS_   _ICON
  QDTTHEME_LOC  WIN1_QDT_THEMES_  _THM
  QDTBACKGND_LOC  WIN1_QDT_BACKGNDS_  _SCR
  QDTICONLIB_LOC  WIN1_QDT_
  QDTBIN_LOC  WIN1_QDT_BIN_
  QDTHELP_LOC WIN1_QDT_HELP_    _QHLP
  QDTDOC_LOC  WIN1_QDT_DOCS_

The following files and file types are used by QDT:

  QDT.LOG   WIN1_QDT_ main log, restarted
          every run
  QDTinstall_log  WIN1_QDT_ QDT install log
  DESKTOP_QDT WIN1_QDT_ main desktop database
  DESKTOP_xxx_QDT WIN1_QDT_ archive desktop databases
    xxx is an 8 digit hex timestamp number
  ICONLIB_QDT WIN1_QDT_ binary currently active
          icon database
  xxxxx_STUP  WIN1_QDT_ startup files (not
          implemented yet)
  xxxxx_ICON  WIN1_QDT_ICONS_ individual QDT Icon files
  xxxxx_THM WIN1_QDT_THEMES_  QDT desktop theme files
  xxxxx_SCR WIN1_QDT_BACKGNDS_ QDT background /
          wallpaper files
  xxxxx_QHLP  WIN1_QDT_HELP_  QDT specific help
          (not implemented yet)

The following files and locations are used by the QDT
installer:
  
  QDTexten_DB WIN1_QDTINST_ holds extensions
          and system info
  QDTinstall_DB WIN1_QDTINST_ list of all
          files installed
  QDTProg_DB  WIN1_QDTINST_ rule base for
          building desktops
      

D: System Requirements

Hardware:
  Hard Drive
  Memory  - recommended 4 M
  Resolution  - recommended 540x480+,
        can support 540x384
  Color Mode  - 256 or more colors
  Performance - Super Gold Card or better

Software:
  Operating System  - SMSQ/E v3.07 or higher
  Windowing System  - Pointer Environment
  Freeware/Shareware  - FileInfo2, Env_bin


E: Help

If you run into any issues and/or problems, the following
are suggested methods to approaching the understanding and
resolving them.

- double check the user manual to make sure that you
  understand how the feature that you are trying to use
  works.
- check the included readme files for known issues, work
  arounds, and unimplemented features
- check on the QDT website [ http://www.jdh-stech.com ]
  for:
   updated lists of issues, etc.
   trouble shooting assistance
   software updates
- check the QL email users lists or your local user group
  for assistance
- check with your QDT distributor for software updates
- contact JDH Software Technologies by email for assistance
  at:
  contact@jdh-stech.com

NOTE: Please do not include this email address in any forum
email or websites (an attempt to avoid turning it into a
spam magnet).  Always check the website for updated email
addresses, etc.

Contacting JDH Software Technologies

When contacting JDH Software Technologies for assistance, it
is very important that you ALWAYS follow the following
guidelines to avoid delays and to help us support you better

1) Include in the subject line 'QDT support'
2) Cut and paste the following form (or directly enter it)
   into the email body:

QDT Info
QDT Purchaser (your name) :
QDT Serial Number :
QDT Version Number :
  { get this from the About selection in the Desktop
    drop down menu }
Component Involved if known :
  { open folder, icon on desktop, icon in folder, drop
    down menu, notebook, etc }
Detailed description of problem :
What steps did you go through to make it happen?
Is it reproducible?
What steps have you tried to work around it?

System info
System Type :
  (QPC, Aurora, Q40, Q60, etc)
QPC Version (if applicable) :
SMSQ/E Version :
Hard drive size :
Memory size :

3) Include the following files:
  if an install or update problem:
    QDTinstall_log
    DESKTOP_QDT (if it generated it)
  if not an install problem
  DESKTOP_QDT
  qdt.log


F: Other Included Software


Share/Freeware

FileInfo2 Copyright  1993-1999   Thierry Godefroy
    - documentation included in package

Env_bin no copyright found
Part of QDOS C68 distribution
  Original Version:       Dave Nash
  C Code Modification :       Dave Walker
  SuperBasic Interface :      Dave Woodman
unzip   Copyright  1990-1999   Info-Zip
  QL Version developed by Jonathan R Hudson
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QDT Quick Start Guide         Last Updated on 01/21/05
Copyright  2005  JDH Software Technologies James Hunkins
