LayerManager For IntelliCAD
Copyright (C) 2000 David Trotz Jr

    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
    it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
    the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
    (at your option) any later version.

    This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
    but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
    GNU General Public License for more details.

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email: dtrotzjr@inreach.com
Release date: 9-27-2000

Notes:
1. This version of LayerManager requires a version of IntelliCAD 2000 with
	VBA capabilities. see www.cadopia.com, www.bricsnet.com or
	www.intellicadms.com for information on how to purchase a copy of
	IntelliCAD 2000 with VBA.

Installation:
1. Unpack files to desired Location.
	(WARNING Unpacking files to the same directory as the icad.exe is
	located will overwrite your icad.lsp and CommonProjects.vbi files,
	this may not be preferable, especially if you have customized your
	icad.lsp and or CommonProjects.vbi. If you don't know what this means
	it is likely you have not touched these files and you should be safe
	copying to that directory. But to be safe back-up your files before
	attempting to do any of this.)
2. The file CommonProjects.vbi must be placed in the same directory as the icad.exe
	is located. This will overwrite the original file as stated above. If you have
	customized your CommonProjects.vbi file and this will not work for you, use the
	release of LayerManager that uses alternate files named LayerManager.dwg and
	LayerManager.vbi. This will require LayerManager.dwg to be loaded each time
	you want to run the LayerManager (How Inconvenient!!!) 
3. In order to run Layer Manager you need to create a new command to run the macro.
	I have done this for you in the icad.lsp file included. If you have customized your
	icad.lsp file you will not want to overwrite it just copy the contents of my icad,lsp
	file and paste them into your icad.lsp file.
4. To run type lmanage. See the help file included on how to use and configure
	LayerManager further.

Enjoy!!!
