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- Uedit's ShareWare Policy
- Rick Stiles
- P.O. Box 666, 102 LaRue Court
- Washington, IN 47501
- (812) 254-4986
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- (May, 1988)
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- If you purchase Uedit from your dealer or a distributer, be sure to fill out
- and send in the user registration form.
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- If you are ordering Uedit by mail, print this page on your printer. Circle or
- mark what you are paying for and send it in with your order.
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- All payments MUST be in cash, check, or money order, in U.S. currency. If
- outside the USA, include $3 extra for postage.
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- NOTE: ALL CHECKS and MONEY ORDERS must have BANK ROUTING NUMBERS at the
- bottom of them. If they do not, they'll have to be returned.
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- You can order COD by phone.
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- When you order Uedit, include the Serial Number of the Uedit you are using.
- You can see the serial number by selecting "Show vals" in the menu.
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- Uedit registration is $45. When you register, you will receive:
- * a registered user Serial Number.
- * $15 commissions for finding new users.
- * the latest Uedit-One diskette, which can be freely distributed.
- * the latest Uedit-Two diskette, which can be fully customized.
- * Extras, configs and utilities to use with Uedit. (See Extras below.)
- * full Uedit documentation on diskette.
- * automatic notice of new upgrades.
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- WHEN registering (only):
- * To receive the next upgrade automatically, $15.
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- Registered users (only):
- * Spell-checking Uedit & dictionary utilities, $10.
- * 2 diskettes, latest Uedit-One and Uedit-Two, $23.
- * Uedit Quarterly Newsletter for one year, $12.
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- Anybody, registered or non-registered:
- * The latest Uedit-One diskette, $15.
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- As a registered user, you will earn a $15 commission each time somebody
- submits your serial number when ordering Uedit from me.
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- The quarterly Newsletter discusses new upgrades and features, editing tricks,
- new commands, configs created by users, frequently asked questions,
- complaints and requested features, plans for future upgrades, bugs, and other
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- (NOTE: Uedit has the handy feature of letting you Ctrl-click-load any
- filename in any buffer. However, early versions of the C Ltd. TimeSaver (tm)
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- Sharing Uedit
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- You can give people a copy of the Shareware Uedit. When you give away copies,
- you must observe the following restrictions:
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- *** You must distribute ALL of Uedit's Shareware files together:
- Cheat-Sheet Config! Data! Help!
- NoName.info Uedit-Policy Uedit-Tutor UES
- UES.info Key-Help
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- *** You must NOT MODIFY any files except for putting your serial number
- into UES.
- *** You must NOT distribute copies of UE or the printed or diskette Manual
- or Uedit's command language documentation or spell-checking materials.
- *** You MUST use Uedit COPYRIGHT notices on Uedit files.
- *** You MUST use Uedit TRADEMARK notices on "Uedit".
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- You may include your own files along with Uedit, put files on several
- diskettes, distribute files via modem, or compress files, as long as their
- contents remain unchanged.
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- You may print, copy, and distribute the Help!, Cheat-Sheet and other text
- files on your Uedit-One diskette.
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- Amiga clubs may want to encourage their members to register off the club's
- registered copy, as a good way to earn money for the club.
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- NOTE: Do NOT tell people to register by subtracting your commission from the
- amount they send in. This is Important: If I allow people to subtract off
- the commission, users can be cheated out of commissions they are entitled to.
- You must give them a signed note to include when they register or contact me
- personally, so that I have got proof that you are waiving your commission.
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- Please encourage others to try Uedit. In distributing it and encouraging new
- registrations, you will be supporting good programming for Amiga Shareware.
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- And your feedback is important too. Most of the improvements in Uedit since
- the beginning have been in response to feedback from its users.
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- When a new revision comes out, the old revision number is incremented by 0.1.
- Thus, if the current revision is V2.3, the next true upgrade will be V2.4.
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- When bugs are found in a new release, the fixed version will have a letter of
- the alphabet after the revision number. Thus, when V2.2 came out and bugs
- were fixed, the fixed version became V2.2a. When more fixes were required,
- the new fixed version became V2.2b. And so on.
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- If you own a version such as V2.3 and bugs are found in it and a version
- V2.3a is released, you can obtain V2.3a by sending in your V2.2a diskettes, a
- self addressed mailer and postage.
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- Uedit and Shareware
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- Shareware is a generous, trusting concept which treats you like an honest
- person, rather than presuming that you are not, as, for instance, copy
- protection does.
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- Shareware programs have got to be superior, because you get to try them out
- thoroughly at home or in the office before buying them. Many commercial
- programs would not survive this acid test.
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- You are allowed to try out a Shareware program for as long as you require, in
- order to decide whether you are going to use it or not.
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- When "trying out" becomes "using", you are obliged to buy the program.
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- Only then does the Shareware author get paid for his work and expenses for
- creating and supporting the program you are using.
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- Uedit relies on:
- * Your honesty.
- * Your cooperation in safeguarding Uedit by not distributing its
- private files.
- * Your help in finding new customers.
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- Purchasing Uedit from other Sources
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- Recently I decided to start distributing Uedit through Amiga dealers and
- distributers. Only a few distributing sources are selling it at the moment.
- More will be distributing Uedit as time goes by.
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- Uedit is still a Shareware program. The most successful Shareware authors on
- the most popular microcomputers work through dealers.
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- I hope that you will help me by encouraging your local dealer to carry Uedit.
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- Thank you for your support!
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- Here are the Extras on Uedit's 2 main diskettes (Note: These are NOT being
- sold by me. They are shareware or public domain and are merely included on
- Uedit's diskettes as extras. Your payment is strictly for Uedit, not for
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- * Hayes Haugen's BlitzFonts ($10) shareware program that speeds up text
- displaying. (Speed up the text on your Amiga and send Hayes $10
- for his good program.)
- * Kurt Wessels' UStar config, emulates WordStar (tm).
- * Eric Kennedy's VI configuration that emulates the Unix's vi editor.
- * UE-DU Directory Utility config which uses V2.1 or later.
- * Spooler, print spooler.
- * D, directory program.
- * CRC, data checker program.
- * Transactor Magazine's Tiny Window Manager, TWM, by Nick Sullivan.
- * XE, Transactor Magazine's calculator program that uses TWM.
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- Uedit's diskettes are packed. Soon more Extras disks will be offered. Send
- in your configs, if you want them included in the Extras.
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