INTRODUCTION

The HTML version of the x86 Assembly Language FAQ is designed to work 
internally on a system supporting long filename, i.e., Windows NT or Windows 
95.  Since I am distributing this version of the FAQ using PKZIP, I am 
restricted to 8.3 convention for filename.  This can cause problems.

LONG FILENAME SYSTEMS

On these systems just rename all the files from *.htm to *.html, and all the 
links should work.

SHORT FILENAME SYSTEMS

My testing on Microsoft Windows 3.11 indicates that, atleast, the Netscape 
browser is quite forgiving in that it will open .htm files when .html was 
specified in the URL in the FAQ.  If your browser is not so forgiving, run the 
enclosed program, CONVERT, that will change all internal FAQ references from 
.html to .htm.  Then, all should work.

CONVERT has been written as a DOS program and should run under the DOS box of 
Windows NT and 95.  If for some reason, CONVERT can not be used, you can use a 
text editor to perform the same conversion.  Since the .html files are just 
text files, open up the files in your favorite word processor.  Perform a 
global search and replace of ".html#" with ".htm#".  Remember to save the 
resulting file as a text file with the extension of .htm.

Ray Moon
raymoon@moonware.dgsys.com
MoonWare ShareWare
20 Nov 96