Placed the code/documentation on the code.google.com site

After some much debate, I went to code.google.com and set up a new project. This is the place where the code will reside. It will serve two purposes:

1. A code repository: I will no longer have to back things up locally. I forget where I put the code, I make multiple backups and I always loose track of which version on which backup is the latest. Yes, it is true, I could just look at the file date, but I am too lazy and this is much easier.
2. Publishing the code/application publicly. As stated earlier, the code is registered in the GNU Public License Version 3, so there is no concern of piracy: it is for everybody, regardless.

The code is registered at my Google code site that essentially came as part of my account. My apologies to Google if I just chopped up this concept of service Google has so generously offered.

Regardless, the application and source code is now published and available for all who want or need it. I am sure there will not be many downloads, BUT that is OK: no one ever reads this blog anyway. Ah, the great thing of being in the world of cyberspace (ha, ha).