Welcome to Iutilities v1.01
(c) 1996,7 Iu Software Pty Ltd Australia

These utility programs are probably most useful to 
programmers and developers, but they could be useful
to anyone.

They are designed to run in Windows 95 and Windows NT only.
They will not necessarily work with older versions of the 
Windows operating system.

There are seven utilities:
the versions here are unlimited ShareWare versions. 
They are fully functional and if you use them you should
send the registration fee to Iu Software either by fax 
intl+612 9982 2194 or by e-mail pauls@mail.tmx.com.au

The cost is US$20 for the set of seven Iutilities.
You will need to supply your Name, credit card type, number and expiry date.
If you apply by fax it will also need to be signed.

We also recommend you browse the online help to get a better idea
of the features available.

Clean Iutility
will work through a folder and the other folders inside it
looking for files which match the masks you specified.
All matching files will be deleted.
This is particularly useful for deleting automatically
generated backup and temporary files.


Compare Iutility 
will compare two ASCII text files and report the differences.
There is no limitation on file size. (actually its limited to 4Gb)


Multi-Edit Iutility
allows you to do multiple search and replace across any number
of files in one operation. The search and replace strings include
a sophisticated set of wild cards and multiple replacements can
be performed at one time.


Search Iutility 
will search through whole folders (or even whole disks) looking 
for files which contain a specified string. 
Again the string can be specified using wild card characters.


Touch Iutility
will change the modification dates of all the matching files to
the time and date you specify.


Usage Iutility 
will generate a tree reporting the actual disk space used by
each directory on your disks.
the tree can be sorted, expanded and contracted, and of course 
printed, copied and pasted...


Where Iutility 
will search your disks looking for files which have the specified
search string in their name.


We welcome any feedback or ideas.