"QREAD, Etext Reader for Windows" by Dan Scavezze is a straightforward guide that instructs users on how to use a shareware program for reading text files on older Windows systems. It walks you through installing the software, understanding the files it includes, and then customizing the way text looks on the screen by changing fonts and sizes. The manual also explains how to register the program after trying it out, with clear rules about sharing it for evaluation purposes, making it an easy-to-follow resource for anyone wanting to improve their computer reading capabilities.
QREAD, Etext Reader for Windows
By Dan Scavezze
Unlock the secrets of streamlined on-screen reading by easily installing and customizing an early shareware program.
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