Contained within this .zipped file are two .com files and this text file:
	disable.com - containing 182 bytes	- copyright November 31, 1995
	enable.com  - containing 172 bytes	- copyright November 31, 1995

Usage of these Freeware programs is granted to whoever would like with the
exclusion of making them chargeable in any form whatsoever: use don't abuse.

Disable.com is a Terminate & Stay Resident (TSR) program that links into the
usual Int-9 keyboard handler. If it detects a "Ctrl-C" or "Ctrl-Break" key-
press, it consumes them. It then continues to process the usual keyboard
routines. If you re-run Disable.com, it checks to see if the program is already
in memory. If it is, it promptly returns without doing anything else.

Enable.com, when run, checks to see if Disable.com is in memory. If so, it
resets the original Int-9 vector, removes Disable.com from memory and releases
that memory to the usable memory pool. If Disable.com is not in memory when
Enable.com is run, it merely returns to the DOS prompt.

If you install another TSR between the times you run Disable.com and
Enable.com, your original high-memory mark will not be returned. Therefore,
it is advisable to consecutively use these two programs with as little usage of
other software between as possible.

Author of both programs is:	William Karl Borzel
				ComputerWise Consulting Inc.
				3661 Opie Crescent, Unit D
				Prince George, BC, V2N 1B9
				(604) 562-8363
				cwise@vortex.netbistro.com
