
MODMASTR (VERSION 1.0) CopyRight (c) 1995, Dennis M. Passmore
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AUTHOR:  Dennis M. Passmore
         1929 Mango Tree Drive
         Edgewater, Fl. 32141 USA
         CIS 71640,2464

BELIEF:

         All knowledge is of value and should be shared.

INSPIRATION:

         Neville Chamberlain CIS 100255,2257 file MODLST.ZIP

PURPOSE:

         MODMASTR makes it easy to see what modules are currently loaded
in memory and how many instances are in use. Sometimes when if a program
abnormally terminates (crashes) other modules such as DLL's are not
properly unloaded. MODMASTR allows you to load or unload DLL's with ease.

USAGE:

         When executed the program will display a listing of all modules
currently loaded in memory and the characteristics of each module. You
can change the list to display just EXEs, DLLs, VBX, DRV, or FONTs by
selecting the Menu option "Module". You may sort the displayed listing
by clicking on the Title cell of each column. You may save a copy of the
list to disk or print a copy to the default printer. The program will
create a MODMASTR.INI file in the directory from which the program was
executed. The INI file will contain the current state of the Screen the
Printer Font options. If you need to change the Printer Font options
you can edit the INI file before executing the program.

KNOWLEDGEWARE:

         MODMASTR is knowledgeware. If you gain any knowledge from this
program or source code you should send $10 to the author. I believe in
sharing but my time is also worth something.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

         The module ABOUTBOX.PAS & ABOUTBOX.DFM were written by
Neil J. Rubenking is Technical Editor of PC Magazine and I only modified
them for my own use.

         The module PREVINST.PAS denoted by someone in a message thread
in the Delphi forum.

DISCLAIMER:

         As with all computer software, if this program is not used
properly loss of data could occur on your PC. Do not unload a DLL unless
you are absolutely sure it is safe to do so. The author will not be held
responsible for any type of loss or damages.
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