Thank you for your interest in UNITize. The application on this disk is called 'UNITize Demo'. This is a demonstration version of the actual product and is not full-featured. Many of the features revolving around user-extensibility, importing, and exporting have been deactivated.
We have provided you with several quantity sets, and the complete text for on-line help. The quantities are diverse enough that you be able to get a feel for the user-interface and the features that are implemented in the demo version. The on-line help, on the other hand, will give you an idea of the features that have been deactivated and how they integrate with the rest of the application.
The about box contains a toll-free number that you can call if you wish to obtain more information regarding UNITize. And, of course, if you wish to order the product, you can do so by phone. If you decide to purchase the product, we will provide you with both an application and a desk accessory version of UNITize. You can use either one based on your particular needs and hardware configuration. UNITize will work on all Macintosh computers with at least 128K ROM. Consequently, you may use UNITize on the Mac 512K enhanced, Mac Plus, Mac SE, Mac II, and Mac IIx.
QUANTITIES:
When you purchase UNITize, we supply you with more than 150 quantity sets. Each quantity set contains its own group of units that can be used to express those quantities. The complete set of quantities, including the ones installed in the UNITize utilities, can be found in export files contained within the Quantities folder. The versions of UNITize and UNITizeDA enclosed on your disk contain about 30 of these 150 quantity sets. The Import feature will allow you to install as many of the remaining quantities as you like. UNITize has been designed so that you may install the quantities that you need and remove the ones that you do not need. This insures that you will not spend time wading around in useless information as well as giving you the optimum performance in your software.
OTHER ITEMS:
• If you are using UNITize on a hard disk or a startup disk other than the one provided, be sure that the Geneva 10 point font is installed in your startup System file. UNITize assumes that the Geneva 10 point font is in your system and uses it extensively. If this font is not available to UNITize, the quantity and unit names will look abnormal.
