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                    BUSINESS CLOCK LINK

              "The Clock That Means Business"

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This file contains information for anyone who wishes to distribute
Business Clock Link.



RESTRICTIONS:
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    Shareware versions of Business Clock Link may be freely
distributed, subject to the following restrictions:

1. It must be distributed without modification, in its entirety.
   It may be repackaged, in it's entirety, using a compession program.

2. It may not be distributed by any for-profit entity which fails
   to disclose the following points somewhere in their literature:

   a. The fee paid by the customer for an evaluation diskette is a
      distribution fee, and does not cover the cost of the program
      itself.

   b. Additional payment to BizMark Development is required if a
      program is used beyond the evaluation period prescribed by the
      License.

   c. Registration entitles the customer to various rights and
      benefits which may include: current software, printed manual,
      technical support, upgrade notifications and other goods or
      services.

3. It is not to be used as an enticement to purchase another product
   without the explicit consent of BizMark Development.

4. It is not to be packaged for sale with its reference manual,
   or other supporting documentation pre-printed for the end-user.

5. It's evaluation diskettes may not be sold for a price in excess
      of Ten U.S.  Dollars ($10.00).

6. It is not to be "rented" or leased.

    These distribution restrictions apply to anyone who wishes to
distribute Business Clock Link, whether they be commercial vendors,
user groups, BBS operators, or individuals.

     All parties are hereby given permission to capture screen shots
of Business Clock Link for use in catalogs or newsletters listing or
reviewing our product.  Please identify the image in some way as
being of Business Clock Link.



NOTES TO BBS SYSOPS:
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Please post Business Clock Link using the following keywords:

    TIME CLOCK TIMECLOCK TSR PUNCH PERSONNEL BARCODE PAYROLL

Please post Business Clock Link under the name of "BCLINK21.ZIP".


SUGGESTED LONG DESCRIPTION:
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Business Clock Link is for business and their managers who employ a
group of people who work on a variety of jobs.  Business Clock Link
is a PC-based time clock and in/out board that helps the manager
monitor production, maintain discipline and improve worker
communication.

Unlike other PC based time clock programs, Business Clock Link
is oriented toward the needs of managers.  So we say that Business
Clock Link is "The Clock That Means Business."

Business Clock Link's features include:  (1) Continuous display of
who's in, what they're doing and when they started.  (2) Real-time
job reporting system with task reporting.  (3) Networkable and
sneakernetworkable file system.  (4) Worker messaging system that
gets messages to workers immediately and confidentially.  (5) dBASE
IV file formats with exporting.  (6) On-Line worker discipline with
demerits, reprimands and locking workers.  (7) Worker Scheduling to
prevent early clock-in, force an end-of-day clock-out and
automatically enter breaks and lunches.  (8) Barcoded worker badges.
(9) "Ticker Tape" continuous printing of transactions to guard data
and provide a quick scan of the latest transactions. (10) Time
synchronization with Novell Netware (tm) fileservers. (11) Terminate
and Stay Resident (TSR) utility for hot-key clock-in/clock-out.

Great use for old XT's.  640K + 2 meg drive required.  <ASP>
Shareware $149 for site license.  From BizMark Development.



SUGGESTED MEDIUM DESCRIPTION:
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Business Clock Link 2.1 <ASP> Labor Tracking/Time Clock program and
In & Out Board with continuous display of who's in, what they're
doing and when they started; real-time job and task reporting;
E-mail; On-Line discipline; Manager's Monitor (watch it all from
your office); Worker Schedules; Barcoded Worker Badges; Netware
server time synchronization and Ticker Tape report of worker
activity.  Version 2.1 adds TSR utility for hot-key clock-in/out.
DOS with Windows icons and PM Setup Utility.  "This Clock Means
Business".


SUGGESTED SHORT DESCRIPTION:
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Labor Tracking/Time Clock program with continuous, scrolling display
to monitor workers, worker messaging, on-line discipline, TSR
utility, barcoded worker badges, Netware synchronization and ticker
tape reports.  "This Clock Means Business".


SUGGESTED ONE LINER:
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A networkable PC Time Clock with real-time job reporting system, TSR
utility, barcodes and E-mail.



OTHER INFORMATION:
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Name:          Business Clock Link
Version:       2.1
ASP:           Yes
Category:      Business Programs
Registration:  $149 for site license, tech support, printed
               Manager's Guide (manual), registered version.
Requirements:  2 meg Hard Drive or network connection,
               512K available RAM, DOS 3.1 or higher.

Author:        Mark Hicks
Company:       BizMark Development
               P.O. Box 182
               Princeton, LA 71067-0182  U.S.A.

               Phone: [phone]
               FAX:   [phone]
               America Online: BizMarkDev
               CompuServe: 70262,114
               Internet: [e-mail]
               WWW: http://www.prysm.net/~mhicks/bizmark.htm

Ordering:      Checks:       BizMark Development
                             (see above address)

               Credit Cards: Public (software) Library
                             Phone:      [phone]
                             Phone:      [phone]
                             FAX:        [phone]
                             CompuServe: 71355,470


WHAT SHAREWARE IS:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

    Shareware describes a method of distributing copyrighted
software in which a user is allowed to fully evaluate the software
before purchasing it.  After an evaluation period, the user is
required to register the product if s/he decides to keep using it.

    Shareware distribution addresses all of the legitimate
complaints that users have with commercial software distribution.

   1. Shareware allows a user to fully evaluate a product, free of
      charge, in his or her home, *before* deciding to buy it.

   2. Shareware programs can circulate freely on Bulletin Boards,
      through Shareware disk distributors, or through user groups.

   3. Because Shareware distribution reduces the need to advertise,
      Shareware is less expensive than commercial software.

   4. Shareware authors can often be more responsive to users'
      requests for help or bug fixes than large software companies.

   5. Shareware software, needless to say, is never copy-protected.


    In short, Shareware is a user's dream come true.  Users show
their appreciation to developers for this extremely flexible
distribution scheme by registering their software.  Without user
registrations Shareware software would gradually disappear.  It is
not sufficient to simply let the "other guy" pay the registration.
You are the other guy's "other guy".


WHAT SHAREWARE IS NOT:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

    Shareware is not "free" software.  Shareware is not Public
Domain software.  The fee that you may have paid to receive a
Shareware program does not mean that the software has been paid for.
This money was paid to a Shareware disk vendor, User Group, Bulletin
Board Service or retailer to cover their cost of getting the program
to you.  Shareware software is paid for by registering your copy
with the author.

ASP OMBUDSMAN STATEMENT:
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    This program is produced by a member of the Association of
Shareware Professionals (ASP).  ASP wants to make sure that the
shareware principle works for you.  If you are unable to resolve a
shareware-related problem with an ASP member by contacting the
member directly, ASP may be able to help.  The ASP Ombudsman (OMB)
can help you resolve a dispute or problem with an ASP member, but
does not provide technical support for members' products.  Please
write to the ASP Ombudsman at 545 Grover Road, Muskegon, MI
49442-9427 or send a CompuServe message via CompuServe Mail to ASP
Ombudsman 70007,3536.  The OMB may be contacted by FAX by sending to
the ASP FAX number: [phone].  In communication with the OMB
please include a telephone and/or FAX number if available.

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