A replacement for the Windows 3 Task Manager, this program provides all functionality plus a whole lot more. For the uninitiated, the Task Manager is the program run when you double click on the wallpaper or choose the "Switch to..." option on the system menu. To use the program, copy TASKMAN.EXE to your Windows directory, most likely "\WINDOWS". It MUST be in this directory and named TASKMAN.EXE to be called as the normal Task Manager. Now, double clicking the wallpaper and "Switch to..." will call the new program. A feature of this program is the ability to display a user-defined menu of programs to be executed. To use this feature, you must manually enter the programs in the WIN.INI file. To achieve this, follow these directions: 1. Load WIN.INI into NOTEPAD or another text editor. 2. Add the line "[TASKMAN]" to the end of the file. 3. Add the programs under "[TASKMAN]" in this manner: PROG#=&Menu Name,\windows\program.exe params PROG# is a "Program number" starting at 1 and increasing for each program entered. Menu Name is what you would like to appear on the menu, the amper- -sand designating the underlined "hotkey" letter. A comma separates the menu name and pathname to the program and optional parameters. For example: [TASKMAN] PROG1=&Notepad,\windows\notepad.exe PROG2=&Card File,\windows\cardfile.exe PROG3=&Taskman Doc.,\windows\notepad.exe taskman.txt As mentioned above, double clicking wallpaper and "Switch to..." will automatically run this program. The program displays all programs currently running by name in a list box. You may select a program and select an operation by pressing a button or pressed the button's "hotkey". The buttons provide the ability to switch to another program, minimize a window, maximize a window, restore a window to it's original size, end program execution or cancel the Task Manager entirely. In addition, you may select the "Execute" option to pop up the menu defined in WIN.INI as outlined above. If you edit the WIN.INI file within Windows, the changes do NOT take effect until you shutdown and restart. Mark Gamber 18 Village Dr. Lancaster, PA. 17601