Read Me for Kwik-Fix BETA 2.4.0			08 Feb 2002 DJF

1. Kwik-Fix has been tested and works on P2 and P3 processors, running at 233, 650, and 800MHz.
   It's also been tested on an Athlon Thunderbird (266MHz bus) 1.2GHz without problems. Also
   on so many user systems it's now pretty much certain it'll run on almost anything - even a 
   P1 75MHz! YMMV

2. ALWAYS back up both of the EEPROM's and save to an archive file before making any value changes.
   That way you have something to fall back on if disaster strikes. Be really safe and make two backups,
   one to HD, one to a floppy or CDR.

3. Please READ THE DOCS before diving in. They were written to give a fair understanding of the software,
   interface, and associated subjects. There is ongoing discussion of the HDTV locked-out parameters
   in the R&D Forum at www.hometheaterspot.com. Also many informative posts in the I2C-Interface forum
   in Yahoo Groups.

4. Win-95, Win-98, Win-98SE, Win-ME, OK. Win-NT, Win-2K, and Win-XP require extra work to make
   functional, but everything needed is provided. Please note that Win-2K users MUST upgrade to SP2
   (Service Pack 2, available at the Windows Update Site) or you won't be able to successfully install Kwik-Fix.
   There are also some "tricks" involved in running with Windows ME. See the appropriate file for details.
   Be sure to click the 'Ignore' button on the error at the end of the install (An error occured while registering
   the file 'C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\SHFOLDER.DLL'). This error will not affect the operation, I'm trying to
   figure out how to correct it.

5. Minor bug in saving archive files was corrected in Beta 2.2.2. The bug only cause a problem if a Kwik-Fix
   file was loaded into PonyProg. Kwik-Fix itself was not affected. Files may easily be corrected by
   first loading them into Kwik-Fix Beta 2.2.2 or later, and then resaving them, after which they will be
   loadable by PonyProg as well as still work with Kwik-Fix.

6. Beta 2.3.0 adds the ability to write up to 10 EEP changes from the data editor without needing to 
   write entire EEP. Arrow key and backspace functionality have been added to the data editor.
   Value checking (range 0 - 255) has been added to the data editor. The bug causing erroneous 
   I2C bus/hardware error message when using the I2C test module has been located and squished.
   Miscellaneous other minor code cleanups and changes.

7. Beta 2.3.1 fixea a Hex-to-Decimal converter problem that ONLY affected the new data editor
   functionality introduced in Beta 2.3.0.

8. Use the new 'Help --> Release History' menu item to see all the changes.
