                 Facilities Manager for Series 5
                 
This is version 5.11 of Facilities Manager for the Psion Series 5.

Version 5.11 has some bug fixes over the previously released version.

1.	The programme would display an 'unable to open file' error 
        when first run on non-English machines. This has now 
        (hopefully) been corrected.
        
2.	The previous version would have difficulties finding its 
        files after registration if it had been installed on the D: 
        drive.

Installation

This zip contains the following files.

README.TXT                              This file
FACSMAN.DOC                             The manual in Psion 5 Word 
                                         format
SYSTEM\
       APPS\
            FACSMAN\
	            FACSMAN.APP         The application itself
	            FACSMAN.OVL         A support file
	            FACSMAN.AIF         The application's icon
	            FACSMAN.MBM         Graphics used in the program
                    FACSMAN.HLP         The Help file for Facsman
       OPX\
            SYSRAM1.OPX                 The OPX used by the program
                    

To install Facilities Manager place all the supplied files in their 
appropriate directories as above. If you decoded the Zip file with 
'Recurse Subdirectories' selected, the files should already be in the 
correct locations.

The file SYSRAM1.OPX may already exist on your Psion as it is included 
with some other software. If not, create an OPX directory within the 
SYSTEM folder and place the OPX there. 

Once you have installed Facsman, the program's icon should appear in 
the Extras bar. Tap the Icon to start the program, which will 
initially open its help file. Tap 'Go back' to return to the program.

Please report to me any problems you encounter. I am particularly 
interested in how the program performs on non-U.K. machines, how it 
performs on the Geofox, and whether you encounter any file location 
problems when using a Compact Flash card.


                        Gary Bainbridge
                        (gbainbridge@cix.co.uk)                    