Distribution Documentation

                          MorphBar for Windows

                               February, 1996

This file provides information for shareware disk vendors, usergroups, 
BBS sysops and commercial publishers of magazines and books on the distribution
of MorphBar for Windows.

We welcome distribution of MorphBar through shareware disk vendors, user group
libraries and bulletin board systems. We ask that you observe these points:

a) Any fee you charge must be clearly stated to be a distribution fee 
   and that a separate payment direct to the author is required once the 
   evaluation period is complete (any similar wording is adequate).

b) All files in this MorphBar distribution (see README.TXT) are passed on
   to the purchaser. We are happy for you to embed the text files in a user
   friendly front end, provided they are clearly identified and can be
   separately retrieved for the user to pass on. You may add additional text
   files if that is your policy.

c) You may distribute the files in any archive format (e.g. using a 
   compression system), providing you observe the licensing agreements of the
   disk compression system authors.

Commercial Publishers (Magazines and Books)

You may include MorphBar for Windows on a companion disk to a book or magazine 
provided that you observe the following points:

a) Your book or magazine describes and supports the shareware retailing 
   principle in the printed editorial (in addition to any disk based 
   documentation). You should point out to readers that a separate payment
   is required if they continue to use the software beyond the evaluation
   period.

b) Please contact us. We would like to keep track of commercial publications
   which have distributed MorphBar.

c) If you use a user friendly front end on your disk you may incorporate the
   MorphBar text files and add ones of your own. If space precludes this you
   must contact us to discuss what text based installation documentation you're
   going to include.

CD-ROMs

We welcome the introduction of CD-ROMs as both a medium for shareware 
publishers to distribute their catalogue and as a means for commercial 
publishers to enhance the editorial of their magazines. There are two
additional point for CD-ROM distribution:

a) CD-ROMs containing MorphBar must include all the MorphBar distribution 
   files, though these can be compressed.

b) The CD-ROM must include some form of index to the software contained on it,
   either in a printed companion booklet or on disk. This need not be a formal
   index but should contain a brief description of the program and it's 
   location.
   

You can contact the author at any of the addresses below.  The fastest
methods are CompuServe or Internet.  Please mail us at the postal address.

   CompuServe    100010,277

   Internet      roj@morph.netkonect.co.uk

   World Wide Web  http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Roj_Cope

   Mail          Mr J. R. Cope
                 17 Highland View
                 Bransty
                 Whitehaven
                 Cumbria
                 CA28 6HF
                 Great Britain