Most Windows programs are compiled in a Real Mode Version.  The
	Real mode version (I called Variable Mode in the About Box)
	allows the program to operate in all 3 Windows Modes: Real,
	Standard, and Enhanced (386).

	Windows will run a 286 compiled version, but it will run only
	in the Standard and Enhanced (386) Modes.

	Therefore, to get the best:

	I Compiled a 286 version named ARCHV286.EXE.  Do not rename this
	program.   Run this version if you never run Archives
	while Windows is in the REAL mode.  This version will run in both
	Standard & Enhanced Modes of windows (PROTECTED).  It is slightly
	smaller, and slightly faster to run versus the REAL mode version.
	This version will require the user to be registered before it
	will run.  ARSET286.EXE is used to configure this program.
	Additionally, do not rename ARSET286.EXE.

	The Beta testers can use the Either the REAL Mode version or the 
	PROTECTED Mode version.  You cannot use both programs at the
	same time!!!!!!!!  Windows will terminate because they have
	the same windclass name (technical jargon).

Reminder:

You cannot use both the 286 version and the REAL Mode programs at the same
time!!!!!!!!

You must have a registration code to run the 286 versions.