Copyright ã1992 by Scott Hess.  All Rights Reserved.

Distribution

One of the advantages of shareware is that it encourages one to provide a liberal distribution policy.  I encourage you to freely distribute Stuart as widely as possible provided that:

·	You do not distribute a modified version of the Stuart distribution.  If uncertain whether or not your distribution has been modified, contact me and I will send you a new copy.

·	You do not restrict the recipient's rights to use and distribute Stuart.

·	You do not represent Stuart as `freeware', or as public domain software.

·	If Stuart is to be distributed as part of a for-profit distribution, the recipient will be informed of the fact that the Stuart distribution may be copied with no charge from any site that already has a full copy of the Stuart distribution, such as an Internet or UUCP archive site.  Stuart may be freely distributed if the distribution itself is free.

·	You do not represent Stuart as being pre-registered unless it is, indeed, pre-registered.  By pre-registered I mean registered before distribution by the distributor on the part of the recipient.

·	You do not distribute Stuart as an essential part of a larger for-profit package unless Stuart is pre-registered.  By essential I mean that Stuart is required for the package to work or else makes the package significantly easier to use - thus, this does not cover simple distributions where the inclusion of Stuart is incidental.  If the amount of your profit depends on whether Stuart is included or not, you must pre-register it.

·	If Stuart is to be distributed as an essential part of a not-for-profit package, the shareware nature of Stuart will be made clear as part of the distribution, as will the fact that the program is not registered unless it is pre-registered.

·	You do not represent Stuart as a product of any person or company except Scott Hess.

If any of these terms are unclear, or seem to be impossibly restrictive, please contact me and perhaps they can be bent.