                                QND
                            Version .21


Breaking news:

  What's new:

        Fixed many embarassing bugs(mostly overflow related).
        Windows 95/98 long file name support is included in this version.
        Page Up/Page Down will increase/decrease a value by 10, respectively.


  What will be new next major version:

        Better Doctor PCJr support(hopefully).
        More bug fixes.


Contents:

1.) What QND is.
2.) How to use QND.
  a.) System requirements.
3.) Where to get the latest build QND.
4.) Thanks to...
5.) If all else fails.


1.)                     What QND is.

        QND is a tool for the manipulation of iNES format
NES ROM images.  QND sports an easy to use TUI, support for the latest
extensions to the iNES file format, and is constantly being updated.  QND
also can convert iNES format ROM images to Doctor PCJR format, a feature
unique to QND.  Other file formats will be added in the future.
QND is currently freeware.


2.)                     How to use QND.

        Operation of QND is pretty much self explanatory.  Just type "qnd"
followed by the filename of the iNES format ROM image.
In the interactive TUI, use your keyboard's arrow keys to move up and down,
and "+" and "-" to change the value of the selected field.  When you are
finished, simply push "s" to save the header, or "x" to exit QND.

  a.)                   System requirements.

        386/16 or higher PC
        2-4 MB of RAM
        A color graphics card that can display text
        300 KB of disk space
        MS-DOS 5.0 or equivalent
        A DPMI host(CWSDPMI or Windows{running in protected mode})

3.)                      Where to get the latest build of QND.

        Go to http://www.kc.net/~zaik/qnd/ for the latest build of QND.
Alternatively, in the future, QND will be available via ftp at
???.  If you are unable to retrieve the latest build of
QND by the methods mentioned above, simply email zaik@kc.net/



4.)                     Thanks to...

        I'd like to give my thanks to the following people that contributed
directly or indirectly to QND:


Bung                     - Creators of the Doctor PCJr.
Marat Fayzullin          - Author of iNES, creator of iNES format.
VividX aka John Bull III - Helped with Doctor PCJR format.


5.)                     If all else fails.

        Eat a lemon.  It is the fruit of the gods!


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