This is version 1.42 of Facilities Manager

	Facilities Manager is designed to help with the management of 
any kind of facilities, whether they be TV studios, classrooms, 
company cars or individual members of staff.

	The program takes the form of a pocket able version of the 
familiar office planning chart.

	This is a bug-fixed replacement for Facsman 1.4

Improvements in Facsman 1.4 were:-

	Tidy function now has the ability to archive data.
	
	Labels may now have an abbreviation attached which is shown 
	when there is too little room to show the full label.
	
	Support files may now be placed in a FACSMAN subdirectory 
	within the APP directory if preferred.

Also two bugfixes:-
	
	No longer crashes on U.S. Rom machines.
	
	Calculate no longer gets confused after vertical scrolling.

This archive contains the following files:-
	
	README.TXT			This file
	
	APP directory	FACSMAN.APP  	The application itself
			FACSMAN.HLP	Help file for Facsman
			FACSMAN.PIC	Icon file for Facsman
			
	WRD directory	FACSMAN.WRD	Full instructions for Facsman

	To install Facilities Manager, put FACSMAN.APP, FACSMAN.HLP 
and FACSMAN.PIC in the APP directory of whichever drive you wish to 
use. Use the Install function from the system screen to place Facsman 
on your screen.
 
	Full instructions for using Facilities Manager are contained 
in the file FACSMAN.WRD which should be placed into your WRD 
directory.

	Facsman is shareware. If you intend to continue using it, 
please register. At present (December 1996) registration costs œ15 
sterling. In return for your registration you will receive a small 
.SYS file which personalises your copy of Facsman, and adds some 
additional features. You will also receive the latest version of 
Facsman and a printed manual.

	Facsman may be distributed freely, provided that the archive 
is kept intact. Please contact me prior to any commercial distribution 
of Facsman (Magazine cover discs, Shareware CDs etc). 

        Gary Bainbridge (gbainbridge@cix.compulink.co.uk)
               
               20th December 1996