Compuserve Upload Information (1/14/96)

Archive name:		cppro_16.zip 
Program title:		Conversion Pro for OS/2 version 1.6 (BUILD 1.601)
Program description:	32-bit PM scientific and engineering units 								conversion utility for OS/2. Perfect for scientists, engineers, teachers,
			students, architects, surveyors, - anyone dealing with physical data.		
OS version:		OS/2 Warp (possibly 2.1 or earlier)
Program source:		Uploaded by author
Replaces:		cpwarp_1.zip, cpwarp11.zip, cpwarp15.zip,
			cpwar15a.zip, cpwar15b.zip
Needs:			Watcom vrobj.dll run-time library (see help file in
			install program for suggestions where to get it).
License fee:		BMT Micro (http://www.bmtmicro.com) now handling marketing (800) 414-4268 				Registration fee is now $19.95 US. Pay by credit card, check, money order, etc.

Author name:		Jon F. Kaminsky
email address:		negcjfk@ibm.net
Proposed placement:	/os2/wpsutils
Category:		Utility, Application
Key Words:		Scientific, engineering, conversion, units, physics, 			chemistry, geology, mathematics, meteorology

Changes: Version 1.6, Build 1.601 (1/8/96). Many new changes include Loan Pro 1.0 (amoritization program), Time Pro 1.0 (downloads offical time and sets PC clock), Base converter (converts strings between character, decimal, hexidecimal and binary, more settings saved to an INI file, button bar location now saved automatically, cosmetic enhancements for Warp 4-Merlin (see note below), Insert function when running Calculator from Conversion Pro. Registration key required to unlock all features. 

SPECIAL NOTE TO WARP 3 USERS:
Conversion Pro 1.6 is optimized for Warp 4.  There will be sizing problems with
Warp 3 screen fonts because of the cosmetic enhancements.  A version just for
Warp 3 may be released sometime later (e-mail me if you want to see this).  Otherwise, you can update Warp 3 with the Warp 4 Warpsans screen font (which has a nice look IMO).

To accomplish this, you need the Warp 4 version of dspres.dll (visit www.bmtmicro.com) and get cprosans.zip from the Conversion Pro page). Copy the Warp 4 version to a floppy. Then boot to the command line (ALT-F1 on boot up) and switch to the X:\OS2\DLL directory, where X: is the drive that the OS/2 system files reside. Then rename dspres.dll to dspres.old. Immediately copy the new version of dspres.dll to this directory.  Reboot.  You should now have the WarpSans font in your font list.