First, make a backup of your source files, before running Click!

     Click! never modifies or does anything but read your original
     source files, but when you are finished, you are likely to copy the
     output back to the original source directory. This step would
     overwrite your original source.

     Make a backup first!


     If you want to process a link script, type: ( preferred option )

     CLICK <linkfile.LNK> <Enter>

     Click! will gather the list of files to process, sort them, create
     the output directory if necessary, and then process each file one
     at a time. It will recurse all referenced .LNK files.


     If you want to process a single file in a directory, type:

     CLICK <sourcename> <Enter>


     If you want to process all the files in a directory, type:

     CLICK <Enter>


     If you want to process a specific group of files in a single
     directory, create a text file of the names of the files you want to
     process, and type:

     CLICK @<filelist> <Enter>


     When Click! finishes, look in the output directory for the Click!
     output source code and reference files. If you don't change the
     .INI file, this directory will be in the source directory and will
     be named CLICKOUT.

     Click does nothing to your original source files, other than
     reading them.