TealPaint User's Manual
Program Version 4.44
Last Updated: May 24, 2000
Description........................................................................................................................... 1
Contents............................................................................................................................... 1
Installing............................................................................................................................... 2
Overview.............................................................................................................................. 2
Using the Program................................................................................................................ 2
Index Page......................................................................................................................... 2
Special
Features....................................................................................................................................................... 3
Drawing
Page..................................................................................................................... 3
Special Drawing
Tools.............................................................................................................................................. 4
Special Edit
Menus.................................................................................................................................................... 5
Special
Animation Menus.......................................................................................................................................... 6
Compatibility Notes.............................................................................................................. 7
Appendix A - Using TealPaint Image Manager..................................................................... 8
Opening an
existing database.............................................................................................. 8
Exporting/Printing
an existing image..................................................................................... 8
Adding a
new image............................................................................................................ 8
Creating a
new database..................................................................................................... 9
Appendix B - Using PicUtil.................................................................................................... 9
Interactive
Mode.................................................................................................................. 9
Batch Mode...................................................................................................................... 10
Appendix C – Revision History............................................................................................ 10
Appendix D - Credits........................................................................................................... 12
Appendix E - Contact Info................................................................................................... 12
Appendix F - Registering.................................................................................................... 13
Appendix G - Disclaimer..................................................................................................... 13
TealPaint is a
full-featured and easy-to-use paint, sketch, and animation program.
TealPaint offers a host
of easily-accessible features, including:
·
Multiple annotated records
·
Dithered thumbnail images
·
Multiple image databases
·
Color
·
Greyscale (under OS 3.5)
·
Animation capabilities
·
Image compression
·
Horizontally and Vertically oversized images
·
Magnified draw mode (fat bits)
·
Freehand draw tool
·
Spotty draw tool
·
Smoothed draw tool
·
Line draw tool
·
Constrained line tool
·
FreeHand shape/polygon tool
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Box, filled box draw
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Rounded box, filled rounded box
·
Circle, filled circle
·
Oval draw tool
·
Snap to grid
·
Erase tool
·
Paint bucket
·
Text tool with selectable fonts, color
·
Selector tool (rect lasso)
·
16 Draw patterns
·
12 Brushes
·
Cut/Copy/Paste images
·
Undo
·
Horizonal and vertical flipping
·
Image scaling
·
Image rotation
·
Screen-grabbing import function
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TealPaint Image Manager, a Windows import, export,
and print utility
This archive contains the following files:
Program files:
TEALPNT.PRC
The
TealPaint program file
PAINTMGR.EXE
Image Database import/export/print
utility (Windows)
PICUTIL.EXE
Image Database import/export utility (DOS)
Document files:
PNTDOC.PDF
This
document in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format
PNTDOC.HTM
This document in HTML format
(sans images)
PNTDOC.PRC
This document in TealDoc format
REGISTER.HTM
TealPoint Registration form in HTML
format
REGISTER.TXT
TealPoint Registration form in text format
Use the Pilot
installer to install the program file TEALPNT.PRC. It will appear on the Palm
Computing device after the next HotSync.
This manual is also
provided in this archive as the PalmPilot document PNTDOC.PRC, which can be
viewed with our other application TealDoc.
Instructions on how to use the Palm installer are in the Palm
Handbook that came with your Pilot, PalmPilot, Visor or WorkPad.
TealPaint is powerful and fun drawing and sketching package,
giving you a full array of tools with which you can easily create and edit
images and animations, or use it with other TealPoint applications to
illustrate documents and folios.
TealPaint's intuitive interface is largely self-explanatory for anyone with experience using a traditional PC-based drawing package. It consists of two main interface screens: the drawing page and the index page.
Images in TealPaint are
organized as records individual named databases.
The index page lists
all the pictures in a single image database. From the index page you can create, delete, or open
a new image databases. The current database is shown in the upper right-half
corner of the screen. Click on it to bring up a list of all active databases.
The images stored in a database are shown as small dithered thumbnail representations, and are accompanied by optional descriptive text. Up to four images in the list can be shown at any one time, with the rest accessible by the up and down scroll buttons.
To create an image, click on the New button or Template button, if you’ve defined a template database (described later in this document). To view, edit, or animate an image, click on its thumbnail representation to go to the drawing page. Choose which of these to do by first selecting one of these three options from the pushbuttons on the bottom of the screen.
When you animate, all the pictures in the database will play in sequence, looping, until you press a button or tap on the screen.
To
create, delete, or rename an image database, choose the appropriate menu item
from the Dbase menu.
To delete, sort, or replicate a single image
in the current database, select the image by clicking in its descriptive text
and then choosing an appropriate item from the Recs menu.
TealPaint allows you to specify a number of images as template images. These images are then make handily available as instant starting points when creating a new image. If you often make drawings when are annotations drawn on top of a standard image, diagram, or image border, simply create these base images in a database named "Templates". (Note that capitalization must match exactly). Afterwards, you can use the "Templates" button on the Index page to create a new image. Instead of a blank page, you'll instead start with a copy of a template image you choose.
The Grab Screen menu item is available on the index page. The Screen Grabber can capture the screen image from most any program and import it into TealPaint as an editable image record. This is particularly useful for, say, importing images drawn in other drawing programs.
To use it, select Grab Screen from the Edit menu and choose an elapsed time. Then, switch applications to the one you wish to grab and wait. When the elapsed time passes, an alert will appear informing you that the image has been captured. When you return to TealPaint, the image will appear as a new record in your image list.
The drawing page provides an
interface for creating or modifying images. At the top of the display is the
viewing window, which shows the current image. If the image is larger than the
display area, the page may be scrolled using the Hand tool or using the hardware
buttons if they are mapped to the scrolling controls. By default, the page-up
and page-down buttons are mapped to vertical scrolling, but you can map these
buttons or others to horizontal scrolling too.
At the bottom of the display are the drawing tools and options. On the left hand side are three selection buttons, all of which show the current item and bring up a popup window of choices when pressed.
The first of these is the tool button, which allows selection of the current drawing tool. These include various line, freeform, and shape tools, along with a text tool, selector tool, magnify tool, and paint can tool.
The second button is the pattern selector, which selects the current pattern or color (foreground or background) used by the current tool. The last button is the brush selector, which determines the pen tip shape used by the current drawing tool.
Under Palm OS 3.5+, two
overlapped squares appear to the right of the three buttons at the bottom of
the screen. These represent your current foreground and background colors.
Click on either one to bring up a color
picking palette to change the current drawing colors or shades of
gray.
Two final buttons appear on the drawing screen: Undo and Done. The Undo button reverts the image back to before its last change. Pressing it twice undoes the last Undo, reinstating the image to the way it was before. The Done button saves all changes and returns to the index page.
The magnifying glass operates
in two modes, viewing and editing. The viewing mode allows you to preview the
magnified area in normal size and drag the around the box defining the
magnified area. In edit mode, the magnified area can be drawn on using the pen
tool, but appears at 4x size. All patterns and brushes operate in magnified
mode too. When the magnifying tool is active, it can be switched from one mode
to the other using the eye button,
which appears in the lower right hand corner of the drawing area. To erase in
magnify mode, simply draw with the white drawing pattern
The Polygon/Free Shape Tool (resembling Pac-Man) has two modes of operation. You can tap points on the screen to define a straight-edged polygonal region to fill. Each tap creates a new corner (vertex) for the polygon. The polygon is closed when you tap once again on the first vertex.
To define a freehand filled shape using the same tool, simply hold down the pen as you draw the outline of the shape to be filled. The shape will fill in when you raise the pen.
The Smoothed Line Tool (shaped like a sideways
'S') differs from the pen tool slightly in that it averages your pen movements
to give you a smoother line. This is particularly useful for Palms with shaky
pen digitizer hardware or perhaps shaky operator hands.
Shaped like an
eyedropper, the Color-Picking Tool
works only on a device running OS 3.5. It allows you tap on the screen to
change the current foreground color to match the tapped area. On earlier
versions of the OS, grayscale and color are not supported, so this tool has no
effect.
The Text Tool allows entry of text onto an
image. To use it, select the text item ('T') using the popup tool button, click
on the display area at the location to type text, and enter text and numbers
using Graffiti. To change fonts, use the Set Text Font item from the Options
menu. Here you can also select white text on black instead of the default black
on white.
The Grid-Snap Selector, present in the lower
left corner of the drawing screen, constrains the tools to starting and ending
on points of an invisible graph paper grid.
It allows easy lining-up of shapes drawn on the drawing surface. It has
not effect on freehand, curve, or fill tools, or when drawing in magnified
mode.
To change the coarseness of the grid-snap size, select the Grid Snap Dist item from the Special menu.
To use the Selector Tool, shaped like a four-corner
target sight, activate it and drag the pen diagonally across the drawing
surface to highlight a rectangular region. Then, click and drag within the
highlighted region to copy the selected pixels to another location on the screen.
To move the region and delete the area below, use the Cut menu item after
selecting a region before dragging the selected image area. You can also use
either the Cut or Copy menu items to copy the selected
pixels to the image clipboard, where they can later be Pasted into another selected region.
When the selector tool
is active, the Copy and Paste menu items are available. The Copy
item saves the current selected area to a temporary buffer. The Paste menu, in
turn, draws the current contents of the temporary buffer into the selected
area. If no area is selected, the Paste menu will draw into the upper left
corner of the display. The Copy and Paste menus can be used to
duplicate regions of an image or copy pixels from one image to another.
Normally, the selector tool copies the area below to wherever you drag it. The Cut
menu item erases the area below a selected region so when you drag it away, the
area below is blank.
When the selector tool
is active and an image has previously been copied to the clipboard, you can use
this menu to paste the image into the selected region. The image will be scaled
up or down to fit the dimensions of the selected area.
This menu rotates
imagery in the copy buffer clockwise by 90 degrees. It can be repeatedly called
to perform a 180 or 270 degree rotation. To use it, you must first Cut or Copy
a selected region into the copy buffer.
Afterwards, you can Paste
the rotated imagery elsewhere in the picture.
The Full View
menu item lets you see an oversized drawing all at once, shrinking it to fit on
the screen. To exit the full view mode, just press a button or tap on the
screen. You cannot edit while in full view mode, however.
The Nudge
menu items allow you to finely move a selected region up, down, left or right,
a single pixel at a time. It is ideal for fine-tuning the placement of items on
screen.
Use the Clear, Fill,
and Flip menu items in conjunction with the selector tool to erase a selected
area, fill it with the current drawing pattern, or vertically or horizontally
mirror the pixels in the selected region.
The Close
Without Saving
menu item
returns one to the List Page without saving any changes made to the
image since entering the Drawing
Page
or the last page scroll.
Unique to TealPaint
are simple animation tools that let you use the program as a simple paint box
for testing character animations or creating animated storyboards. All the
images in a single animation database can be treated as consecutive frames in a
linear animation flipbook. The following functions help you to draw the
individual frames in a flipbook animation.
These menu items appear
both under the Edit and Anim menus. They allow you to conveniently
move to the next or last image in the database. Often, it's convenient to map
hardware buttons to these features (see below for more info on how to do this).
This makes a duplicate
of the current frame after the current image and moves forward to this image.
This is useful for doing cell animation.
Deletes the current
frame and moves forward to the next
Lets you specify an
addition delay pause between display of individual animation frames. A setting
of zero corresponds to animation at the Palm's top speed. The additional delay
is in hundredths of a second.
Animates the images in the current database by cyclically stepping forward through them until you press a button or tap on the screen. You cannot currently adjust the speed or direction of the animation.
The Button
Mappings Special menu item allows you to map a variety of functions
to any of the four hardware applications buttons (DateBook, Address, To Do, or
Memo) or to the up or down scrolling buttons. This allows you to customize the
buttons for quick access to commonly needed functions. When an application
button is not mapped, it switches applications normally.
You may create
independent mappings for when you are in Edit mode or View mode. The following
function mappings are available:
Scrolls the image around on screen. The screen defaults to the
upper-left-hand corner of a canvas limited in size only by memory. The canvas
expands as you use it. By default, the page-up and page-down buttons are mapped
to the vertical scrolling controls while in Edit mode.
Moves forward or backwards through the list of images in the current
database. By default, the page-up and page-down buttons are mapped to the
Prev/Next controls when in View moding.
Moves forward or backwards through the list of available brushes,
tools, or patterns.
Selects the indicated tool if it is not the current one, or switches
back to the last-selected one if the button is pressed again.
Selects the indicated color if it is not the current one, or switches
back to the last-selected pattern if the button is pressed again.
Functions the same as the on screen button of the same name.
These commands allow you to easily access animation tools when using TealPaint
as a simple animation-test drawing tablet.
When using OS 1.0, the Graffiti state (Caps) indicator overwrites the left-hand side of the Undo button on the menu screen due to the older, large Caps symbol. This does not affect the functionality of the program.
TealPaint Image Databases are compatible
with other TealPaint programs
such as TealDoc, TealLock, TealInfo, and TealNotes.
They aren’t compatible with Imageviewer
files, however, which are commonly found on the Internet, even
though they have a .PDB extension.
In
fact, “PDB” stands for “Palm Database”, and is the extension used for all
PalmPilot data files, no matter what their format or purpose is on the
PalmPilot.
If you download an image
file and install it on the PalmPilot but TealPaint cannot find it, chances are
that it’s not a TealPaint file.
Use PAINTMGR.EXE
under Windows to manage your image databases. You can use it to view images in
each database, print them, or export them as Windows Bitmap (.BMP) files or the
Windows clipboard. You can also create new database files, or add to existing
ones by importing .BMP files into them.
When you HotSync your
PalmPilot, the most current TealPaint image databases are stored on
the PC in a directory called BACKUP\, which resides in a folder named
after your Hotsync User Name.
For instance, if your user name is “John
Smith”, the backup folder would be in another folder named “SmithJ”.
The backed-up files are named the same as the databases on the
PalmPilot, but have a '.PDB' extension, like “PICTURES.PDB.”
Other PalmPilot files also have .PDB
extensions too, but most are not TealPaint Image Databases.
To run TealPaint
Image Manager, double-click on its icon. Open a database by choosing
the Open
Database menu selection and find the .PDB file containing the images
you wish to view.
Use the vertical scroll
bar to go up and down the list of images. Click on an image's name to view that
image. Choose the Print menu item to print the current selection, or Export to
.BMP to convert the currently-selected image to a Windows .BMP
file.
You can export the image to a
.BMP file, or copy it to the Windows clipboard and “paste” it into a graphics
program.
To add an image to the
current database, choose the Import .BMP menu item. The .BMP files must
be Version 3 .BMP files (i.e. Windows95 or newer files, not Windows 2.x or 3.x
files), and small enough to fit within TealPaint’s work memory.
For color images, you can fit about a 250 x
250 pixel image.
Black and white images
can be considerably larger.
The
image will be added to the currently open database.
You do not need to perform a separate “Save” operation.
The image won’t instantly be reflected in
your PalmPilot, however.
To see the changes there, or to upload a new
database to the PalmPilot, use the Palm Install Tool to copy the new or
modified file to the PalmPilot after the next HotSync.
To create a new
database, select the New Database menu selection. You will be
prompted for the name of a new .PDB file to create. Note that the name of the
file you select will also be the name of the database as it appears on the
PalmPilot. Do not choose a name that already exists on your PalmPilot, as it
will overwrite any database of the same name. Use the PalmPilot Install tool
that came with your PalmPilot to upload any databases you create to your
PalmPilot.
For
performing batch operations, PicUtil,
a simple command-line utility is also included.
A version of PicUtil is also available for Macintosh customers.
PicUtil performs most of the same operations as the TealPaint Image Manager, but using a primitive keyboard-based interface.
When
you run PicUtil, you will be presented with a text menu of operations to
perform.
Enter the letter of an
operation to perform.
C:\WINDOWS>picutil
-----------------------------------------------------
PICUTIL Image management utility for
TealPaint
Version 4.22.01, Mar 27 2000
(c)1998-2000 TealPoint Software, All Rights
Reserved
-----------------------------------------------------
Menu:
(L) = List images in .pdb file
(N) = Create new .pdb file
(X)
= Extract image from .pdb file
(E) = Extract image from .pdb file
(b&w)
(A) = Append image to .pdb file
(C) = Append image to .pdb file for color
Palm
(Q) = Quit
Please Enter Selection->
After you select a choice, you’ll be asked for any
other necessary information to complete the operation.
In the example below, you need to enter the
path to an image database to list.
Typically, it’s best to copy the database to the same folder as PicUtil
before running the utility.
Then you
can simply enter the name of the database instead of describing a directory
path to it.
Please Enter Selection-> l
Enter
TealPaint .PDB file to list (in this folder or use full path) ->pictures.pdb
5 Record(s) Found
0 .
(160 x 146) 8857 bytes, 256 colors:
Summit (8-bit)
1 .
(160 x 146) 5044 bytes, 16 colors:
Summit (4-bit)
2 .
(160 x 146) 2283 bytes, 4 colors:
Summit (2-bit)
3 .
(160 x 146) 1128 bytes, 2 colors:
Summit (1-bit)
4 .
(160 x 146) 13295 bytes, 256 colors:
Space Cowboy
When done, you can choose the “Q” option to quit PicUtil, or the close menu on the Macintosh version.
PicUtil supports batch-mode commands for automating
common conversion operations.
For a
full list of batch commands, run PicUtil from the command line with the “/?”
parameter.
Batch mode does not apply to
the Macintosh, of course, which does not have a command line interface.
P:\tealpnt\picutil>picutil
/?
-----------------------------------------------------
PICUTIL Image management utility for
TealPaint
Version 4.40.00, Apr 26 2000
(c)1998-2000 TealPoint Software, All Rights
Reserved
-----------------------------------------------------
Usage:
PICUTIL [<options>]
where <options> =
-l <.pdb file>
= List images in .pdb
file
-n <.pdb file>
= Create new .pdb file
-x <.pdb file> <.bmp file>
<index> = Extract image from .pdb*
-e <.pdb file> <.bmp file>
<index> = Extract image from .pdb (b&w)**
-a <.pdb file> <.bmp
file>
= Add image to .pdb
(b&w)
-c <.pdb file> <.bmp
file>
= Add image to .pdb
(color or greys)***
* 1-bit images will be exported as
black on blue-green
** 1-bit images will be exported as
black and white
*** viewable only on devices running OS
3.5
Version 4.44 5/24/00:
·
Added
support for greyscale painting under OS 3.5
·
Added
"full view" move for previewing oversized drawings
·
Added
adjustable grid snap spacing
·
Added
color icons for Palm IIIc
·
Fixed
crash from saving oversized TealPaint images
·
Fixed
importing 8-bit color images from Photoshop variant .BMP files
·
Fixed
printing support through TealPrint on Palm IIIc
·
Fixed mislabeling of background color picking screen
Version 4.22 2/25/00:
·
Added
icon for application list view
·
Added
compatibility for Palm OS 3.5
·
Added
selectable foreground and background colors (on color device)
·
Added
support for color images (on color device)
·
Added
color picking tool (functional only on color device)
·
Added
polygon/freehand shape drawing tool
·
Added
record-to-top and record-to-bottom menu choices
·
Added
animation playback speed control
·
Added
automatic image padding for small images in Paint Manager
·
Added
support for template images
·
Increased
smoothing in smoothed line tool
·
Fixed
clipping of boxes and lines drawn past screen bottom
·
Fixed
drawing onto last line in magnify mode
·
Fixed
graphic remnants of overlaid text with some menu shortcuts
·
Fixed
lockup starting for the first time on a Visor with flash card installed
·
Fixed
screen grab not working (first reported on Visor)
·
Fixed
crash Flipping images on a pre 3.5 device
Updates to Version 3.31:
·
Fixed
crash on registration screen
·
Fixed
functionality of database menu
·
Added
EVEdit/Encrypt compatibility
Updates to Version 3.30:
·
Added
'select all' and 'select none' menu function
·
Added
'Invert Area' menu function
Updates to Version 3.20:
·
Added
support for new larger font when running under OS 3.0 or higher
·
Added
screen grab support for greyscale images--they're automatically dithered to
b/w.
·
Added
checkbox to details screen for setting database backup status.
·
Added
vertical auto-alignment to 4-pixel bounds to maintain pattern matching
·
Fixed
missing text cursor bug.
·
Fixed
errant read from low memory.
·
Fixed
read from unallocated memory leaving edit screen with cursor active.
Updates to Version 3.12e:
·
Fixed
import bug in PicUtil DOS import utility
Updates to Version 3.12:
·
Fixed
TealPaint Image Manager preview of oversized images
·
Changed
Details menu 'Edit' button to read 'Open'
·
Fixed
Animation exit with pen tap in OS 3.1
Updates to Version 3.09b:
·
Improved
image Scaling of oversized images in PaintManager
·
Fixed
PaintManager export of oversized images
Updates to Version 3.09:
·
Added
image Scaling of oversized images in PaintManager
·
Fixed
Low memory read for emulator compatibility
·
Fixed
PaintManager export of oversized images
·
Fixed
PicUtil export of oversized images
Updates to Version 3.07:
·
Added
horizontal scrolling
·
Added
basic animation capabilities
·
Added
picture compression
·
Added
database-to-database image transfer
·
Added
configurable hardware button mapping
·
Added
Hand page-movement tool
·
Added
spotty free-draw tool
·
Added
90-degree copy-buffer image rotation
·
Added
paste-to-fit image scaling
·
Added
view-only browsing mode
·
Added
coordinate-based lasso adjust
·
Fixed
toolbar corruption using menu tools
·
Updated
Paint Manager to support compression and oversized pics
·
Updated
Paint Manager to import 8-bit and 24-bit images with dithering.
·
New
PicUtil 3.0 PC Command-line import/export utility
·
Fixed
registration crash
·
Fixed
crash on screen grab
·
Fixed
clipping on paste operations to protect toolbar
·
Created
separate button prefs for view and edit modes
Updates to Version 2.22:
·
Faster
Popup Menu selection responsiveness
·
Fixed
menu updating when using graffiti nudge shortcuts
·
Lasso
rect now moves with nudge functions
Updates to Version 2.20:
·
Added
Oval drawing tool
·
Added
Smoothed drawing tool
·
Added
Grid-Snap functionality
·
Added
option for white-on-black text
·
Added
instant trial registration key
·
Added
support for databases in Flash Memory (view only)
·
Updated
keyboard shortcuts
·
Fixed
"lost cursor" text bug
·
Fixed
"lost selection" bug
·
Fixed
graphic bug dragging selection area into tools
·
Fixed
bug using magnified draw in scrolled screen
·
Fixed
bug dragging selected area in scrolled screen
Updates
to Version 2.01:
·
Fixed
crash when deleting databases under PalmOS 2.x
·
Fixed
screen corruption when using shortcuts for nudge options with menus up
·
Removed
registration icon from obscuring database name
Updates
to Version 2.00:
·
PaintMgr, Windows import/export/print utility
·
Added
Support for Multiple image databases
·
Added
Magnifying draw mode (fat bits)
·
Added
Constrained line tool
·
Added
Fill
Selection menu item
·
Added
Erase
Selection menu item
·
Added
Up, Down, Left, and Right Nudge Selection menu items
·
Added
Horizonal and Vertical Flip Selection menu items
·
Added
Cut
Menu item to clip Selected Areaa to Floating selection
·
Added
Multiple memory card support
·
Made
draggable selection (lasso) floating
·
Changed
lasso position to be restored with UNDO
·
Changed
lasso mode to be automatically selected on PASTE
·
Fixed
misc crash bug
Manual by Vince Lee, Tex Tennison, and Sara Houseman
TealPaint by TealPoint Software
©1999-2000
All Rights Reserved.
TealPoint Software
454 Las Gallinas Ave #318
San Rafael, CA 94903-3618
Please visit us at www.tealpoint.com, or email us at
contact@tealpoint.com.
We look
forward to hearing from you.
Currently, you may register by
snail mail, electronically through our website at www.tealpoint.com with a credit card and a
secured server, or through PalmGear HQ at 1-800-741-9070. For the first option,
the enclosed registration form is provided for your convenience. You may use
this form or simply send the following to the address above.
§
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§
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Address
§
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main screen of the HotSync application on the Pilot as "Welcome
________" or in the corner on a PalmIII or higher)
§
Check
(drawn off a US Bank) or Money Order for ($17.95 US) to TealPoint Software
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the user accepts full responsibility for any damages, consequential or
otherwise, resulting from its use.
This archive is freely redistributable, provided it is made
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This program may be used on a trial basis for 30 days. The
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wish to continue using it, please register with us for the nominal fee listed
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