Remove some obsolete README files.

dlls/olepro32/README

-29Nov99
-Sean Langley 
-
-This library (OLEPRO32.DLL) is basically a sub-set of what is in OLEAUT32.DLL.
-The main difference under Win32 is that OLEPRO32.DLL can be used
-as a type library.  There are two functions in this DLL which are already 
-implemented in Wine.  They are OleCreateFontIndirect, and OleTranslateColor.
-The spec file for both of these functions points to the functions in the
-OLEAUT32.DLL.

programs/clock/README

-
- Clock for Wine
- ==============
- 
- Originally contributed by <mbaur@g26.ethz.ch>

programs/clock/TODO

-'L button move', 'No title bar' & 'Always on top' don't work unless Wine is in
-desktop mode
-
-This is a problem in Wine, not in Clock

programs/cmd/README

-CMD - A Command-Line Interface for WINE
-Copyright (C) 1999 D Pickles (davep@nugate.demon.co.uk)
-Open Source software published under the Wine Licence and Warranty.
-
-This is an Alpha version and is very much "work in progress".
-
-WHAT'S INCLUDED
-- Sources
-- A Makefile for compiling with LibWine. Build Wine with "-enable-dll" first.
-- A Makefile for Borland C++ (needs editing for directories).
-
-WHAT'S MISSING
-- Command-line qualifiers for most builtin commands
-- Set functionality in DATE, TIME, ATTRIB, LABEL
-- Full internationalisation of the text (and commands?).
-
-WHAT DOESN'T WORK
-- The ATTRIB command reports all files having their Archive flag set, and the
-READONLY setting depends on the Unix file permissions. All other flags are
-always clear. The Wine attributes API calls map to the Unix stat() function
-which cannot handle the other attributes available in DOS.
-- Date/timestamps of files in the DIR listing are shown using the current
-locale, which is set using the Unix LANG environment variable. By default the
-US date-time format is used. Set eg "LANG=en_GB" for DD/MM/YY dates and 24-hour
-times.
-- Line editing and command recall doesn't work due to missing functionality in
-Wine.
-- Redirection is implemented as a command line is parsed. This means that ">"
-and "<" symbols cannot appear in command arguments even within quotes.
-- In many cases parsing and syntax checking is less rigorous than DOS. Thus an
-existing DOS batch file will probably run unchanged under wine's cmd but the 
-reverse may not be the case.
-
-WINE OR WIN32 BINARY?
-cmd can be built as a Wine binary, or (using a Win32 compiler) as a Win32 .EXE
-image. The Wine binary is simpler to invoke from the U**x command line or from
-a GUI such as KDE, however it is not possible to invoke a second shell using the
-"CMD /C filename" syntax. Conversely a Win32 application can be invoked from a
-Win32 GUI such as Program Manager but that needs starting under Wine first.

programs/control/cpl_list

-
-Alphabetical List of Windows 95 Control Panels
-----------------------------------------------
-
-Filename       Description
-
-APPWIZ.CPL     Software Properties
-               ,NewLinkHere %1 - Create new .lnk link "%1"
-DESK.CPL       Desktop Properties
-               ,,0 - Background Properties
-               ,,1 - Screen Saver Properties
-               ,,2 - Color Properties
-INETCPL.CPL    Internet Properties
-               ,SiteCERT_RunFromCmdLine %1 - View site certificate "%1"
-INTL.CPL       Internation Country/Timezone Properties
-               ,,0 - Country-specific settings
-               ,,1 - Numbers
-               ,,2 - Currency
-               ,,3 - Clock
-               ,,4 - Date
-JOY.CPL        Joystick Properties
-MAIN.CPL       @0   - Mouse Buttons Properties 
-               @1   - Keyboard Speed Properties
-               @1,1 - Keyboard Language Properties
-               @1,2 - Keyboard General Properties
-               @2   - Printer
-               @3   - Fonts
-               @4   - Energy
-MMSYS.CPL      Multimedia Properties
-               ,,0  - Audio
-               ,,1  - Video
-               ,,2  - MIDI
-               ,,3  - Audio CD
-               ,,4  - Extended (Multimedia drivers)
-MODEM.CPL      Modem Properties (does not take parameters)
-MSWEBCPL.CPL   Personal WebServer Properties (comes with Win95 4.0B) 
-               (does not take parameters)
-NETCPL.CPL     Network (does not take parameters)
-ODBCCP32.CPL   32bit-ODBC Properties
-PASSWORD.CPL   Password Properties (does not take parameters)
-SYSDM.CPL      System Properties
-               ,,0 - Generic
-               ,,1 - Device Manager
-               ,,2 - Hardware Profiles
-               ,,3 - Advanced Features
-TELEPHON.CPL   Telephone Properties (renamed to TELEPHON.CP$ if not installed)
-               (does not take parameters)
-TIMEDATE.CPL   Time/Date Properties
-               ,,0 - Date and Time
-               ,,1 - Timezone
-               ,,m - summer/wintertime notification
-                     (issued by kernel32.dll on windows startup)
-
-
-
-Alphabetical List of alien CPLs / rundll commands
--------------------------------------------------
-
-    command: amovie.ocx,RunDll [/play] [/close] %1
-description: open document %1 in ActiveMovie Viewer
-             /play:  auto-play document
-	     /close: close viewer after playing
-
-    command: deskcp16.dll,QUICKRES_RUNDLLENTRY
-description: show SVGA display manager in task bar
-
-    command: mailnews.dll,EMLFileHandler %1
-description: ?
-
-    command: mailnews.dll,Mail_RunDLL %1
-description: ?
-
-    command: mailnews.dll,News_RunDLL %1
-description: ?    
-
-    command: rnaui.dll,RnaRunImport %1
-description: ?
-
-    command: shscrap.dll,OpenScrap_RunDLL /r /x %1
-description: ?
-
-    command: shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL %1,%*
-description: open control panel file "%1" with parameters "%*"
-             (control.exe is a user front end for this call)
-
-    command: shell32.dll,SHHelpShortcuts_RunDLL PrintersFolder
-description: show "Printers" Explorer Window
-
-    command: url.dll,FileProtocolHandler %1
-description: tell system to handle file protocol "%1"
-
-    command: url.dll,OpenURL %1
-description: launch default web browser, open "%1" site.
- 
-(add your alien commands here)

programs/progman/README

-This is a Program Manager for WINE.
-
-There is a checksum in the Microsoft `*.grp' files. I don't know how
-to calculate it. Therefore the group files written by this Program Manager
-cannot be used with the Microsoft Program Manager!!
-
-To prevent overwriting original files:
-If there is an existing `*.grp' file this program uses the extension
-`.gr' instead.
-
-It's possible to use an alternate `progman.ini' file by adding to
-`wine.conf' something like:
-[progman]
-progman.ini=/my/wine/path/progman.ini

programs/progman/TODO

-* Microsoft `*.grp' files use a checksum.
-  Find out how to calculate it.
-
-* Accelerators
-
-* Create some icons

programs/uninstaller/README

-Uninstaller README
-
-Uninstaller, copyright 2000, Andreas Mohr
-Uninstaller is to be distributed under the Wine License
-See the Wine License for further information.
-
-This is an uninstaller for all setup programs that put an uninstall entry
-into the registry, such as e.g. InstallShield or the WISE installer.
-Its files have been shamelessly ripped from WineMine partially :)
-
-TODO:
-    - implement sorting of the uninstall entries
-    - let the uninstall happen in a separate thread in order to be able to
-      uninstall several programs concurrently
-
-KNOWN BUGS:
-    - minimizing/maximizing is broken (just as with WineMine)
-    - the icon is, ermm, wrong ;-))
-
-UNKNOWN BUGS:
-    ???

programs/winemine/README

-WineMine README
-
-WineMine, copyright March 2000, Joshua Thielen
-WineMine is distributed under the terms of the LGPL.
-
-
-This is minesweeper for wine...
-Enjoy. I wrote it because it rhymes ;).
-
-KNOWN BUGS:
-    No help file.
-
-    Starting a new game causes the window to drop one pixel (Peter Hunnisett)
-    I don't know if it's a window manager problem (KDE)
-
-UNKNOWN BUGS:
-    ???

programs/winetest/README

-                           Wine Test Shell
-                           ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-Winetest is a single-executable version of all the DLL conformance
-test programs suitable for unattended testing and report submission.
-People assigned to build winetest must take care of the following
-files, which are only used by 'make dist':
-
-* build.id
-
-Contains a single (either CR or CR-LF) terminated line providing the
-build identification.  The accepted characters are [-.0-9a-zA-Z].
-
-* tests.url
-
-Also contains a single terminated line providing the archive URL of
-the testing suite being built.
-
-* build.nfo
-
-Contains a block of terminated lines providing miscellaneous
-information about the build, like eg. the tools being used.