Readme for the ACS Analyze ATR Program
Copyright (c) 2009, Advanced Card Systems Ltd.

Contents
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   1. Release notes
   2. Usage
   3. Support

1. Release notes
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x86:	ACSAnalyzeATR.exe		v1.0.0.0 (06/01/2009)
x64:	ACSAnalyzeATRx64.exe		v1.0.0.0 (06/01/2009)
w98me:	ACSAnalyzeATR98.exe		v1.0.0.0 (06/01/2009)

2. Usage
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This program can be used to monitor any PCSC/CCID smart card readers 
on the system and automatically analyze the ATR of any card when it is inserted 
into the reader. Next to that an ATR can be entered manually for analysis.

3 versions for different operating systems are included in the installer:
- Windows 98, 98se or ME: 		ACSAnalyzeATR98.exe
- windows 2000, XP, Vista and higher:	ACSAnalyzeATR.exe
- All 64-bit Windows OS:		ACSAnalyzeATRx64.exe

Usage of the program:
- 	Plugin a PCSC/CCID reader and install the appropriate driver.
- 	Install the application using the installer (if present) or copy the
	program to any folder and start it.
	Note: if the program is installed using the installer, the program can
	be started from the start menu. The default location is:
	x:/Program Files/Advanced Card Systems Ltd/ACSAnalyzeATR              
	(x: is root drive letter)                                                
- 	Insert a card into the reader, the ATR will be analyzed and the output will
	be shown in the output window.
-	Alternatively, enter an ATR manually and press 'Analyze' to show the 
	analysis.
-	Press 'About...' to show the about-box.
-	Press 'Exit' to exit the program.

3. Support
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In case of problems, please contact ACS through:
web site: http://www.acs.com.hk/
email: info@acs.com.hk
tel: (852) 2796-7873

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Notice 
Due to rapid change in technology, some of specifications mentioned in this 
publication are subject to change without notice. Information furnished is 
believed to be accurate and reliable. ACS assumes no responsibility for any 
errors or omissions, which may appear in this document. 

