═══ 1. How do I...? ═══ This section provides detailed procedures for accessing some of FTP Browser's features. Select a how do I..? topic from the following list:  Store and restore object settings  Change fonts and colors  Store window size and position  Connect to a different host  Change host settings  Change connection settings ═══ 1.1. Store and restore FTP Browser objects ═══ You can store all FTP Browser objects by selecting store all objects from any FTP Browser object's system menu. This should be done in preperation for a reinstall of FTP Browser or for backup purposes. Afterwards when you are ready to install FTP Browser again, select restore objects from the installation window. The file used to backup your objects will always be located in the directory of the current FTP Browser installation and its name will be FTPBOBJ.DAT. ═══ 1.2. Change fonts and colors ═══ The font and color can be changed for most windows. The following windows can store font and color changes:  Main window  Text viewer  Batch file list  Communications log To change a font, open the font palette and drag the desired font to the window element you would like to change. The font palette is located in your setup folder To change a color, open one of the color palettes and drag the desired color to the window element you would like to change. The color palettes are also located in your setup folder. ═══ 1.3. Store window size and position ═══ You can change and store the size and position of most windows. These windows are:  Main window  Text viewer  Batch file list  Communications log The size and position of these windows will automatically be stored when you shut down FTP Browser. The next time you start FTP Browser the window sizes and positions will restored. ═══ 1.4. Connect to a different host ═══ You must create a FTP Browser object on your desktop for every host you would like to connect to. ═══ 1.5. Change host settings ═══ The host settings can be changed on the Host page of the FTP Browser object's properties notebook. ═══ 1.6. Change connection settings ═══ The connection settings can be changed on the Connection page of the FTP Browser object's properties notebook. ═══ 2. FTP Browser objects ═══ This section describes how to create FTP Browser objects and configure their properties notebook settings. ═══ 2.1. FTP Browser object ═══ Use the FTP Browser template in your templates folder or FTP Sites folder to create a new FTP Browser object. Alternatively you could select create another from popup menu of any existing FTP Browser object to create a new one. This object will point to the FTP site of your choice. Simply enter the FTP information when the properties notebook is displayed. After closing the properties notebook, click the newly formed object to connect to this FTP site. The system menu for every FTP Browser object contains 2 additional menu items. These are store all objects and restore objects. The first option will store every FTP Browser object to a file in your FTP Browser directory. This is a convenient way to backup all of your object's settings before you reinstall FTP Browser. These objects can then be restored after you install FTP Browser by using the restore option from the same popup menu. Restore will place all restored objects into a new folder on yuor desktop. These objects may be moved to anywhere you like. ═══ 2.2. Host properties notebook page ═══ This properties page contains many fields for configuring your connection to a specific FTP host when you click on this object. Many of these fields initially contain default values that were specified when FTP Browser was installed. Click on an item below for a detailed description of the field:  Host address  Host type  User name  Prompt for password  Password  Remote directory  Local directory  Set as default The default values for newly created objects can be changed by reinstalling FTP Browser. For more information on reinstallation select help from the installation program window. ═══ 2.2.1. Host address ═══ This field specifies the address or name of the host you want to connect to. It is recommended that you enter the host's name, rather than the address, since this field is used to determine the object's title. This is a required field and can not be left empty, unless this object is a template. If the field is emtpy when you close the properties notebook, the previous host address and icon title are restored. Example of a host name: hobbes.nmsu.edu Example of a host address: 128.123.35.151 ═══ 2.2.2. Host type ═══ This field specifies the type of FTP server the host is running. You will not have to change this field in most cases, because most FTP servers can be auto-detected. If FTP Browser hangs while retrieving the directory listing, you should then specify the type of host it is. If the host is not listed, then please send me e-mail at the address listed in the support window. Include in your e-mail message, the type of FTP server software the host runs and a directory listing of one of the host's directories. You can use OS/2's command line FTP program to get the results for the above. This is how: 1. Connect to the host. 2. Issue the command: quote syst 3. Issue the command: dir 4. Copy all of the output to OS/2's clipboard. 5. Paste the contents of the clipboard into your e-mail. ═══ 2.2.3. Username ═══ The value of this field will be the name that a remote host you connect to recognizes as your user name. Many public sites allow users to login anonymously, in which case the user name should be anonymous. The user name is limited to a length of 49 characters. ═══ 2.2.4. Prompt for password ═══ This field specifies if you will be prompted for a password when you start FTP Browser. If this button is checked, the password field will be disabled and you will be prompted just before the host connection is made. ═══ 2.2.5. Password ═══ The value of this field should be the password for your user name. If you would like to login anonymously, then use your e-mail address as your password. You can leave this field empty if your user name does not require a password. The password is limited to a length of 49 characters. ═══ 2.2.6. Remote directory ═══ Specifies the path that will be accessed on the host. It must be a fully qualified path name and begin with a backslash. If this path does not exist, the host will determine the initial path. The remote directory is limited to a length of 99 characters. Example c:\os2\warp\incoming ═══ 2.2.7. Local directory ═══ Specifies the path on your system that FTP Browser will use to store files retrieved from the host. It must include a drive letter and a fully qualified path name without the trailing slash. If this path does not exist, the root directory of the specified drive will be used. If the drive does not exist, the root directory of the drive from which OS/2 was booted will be used. Example c:\tcpip\download ═══ 2.2.8. Set as default ═══ Pressing this button will update every object with the values you supplied on this notebook page. The host addresss, host type and remote directory fields are excluded from the update. ═══ 2.3. Connection properties notebook page ═══ This properties page contains many fields for configuring your connection to a specific FTP host when you click on this object. Many of these fields initially contain default values that were specified when FTP Browser was installed. Click on an item below for a detailed description of the field:  Override object title  Overwrite local files  Proxy login  Port  Timeout  Set as default The default values for newly created objects can be changed by reinstalling FTP Browser. For more information on reinstallation select help from the installation program window. ═══ 2.3.1. Override object title ═══ FTP Browser object titles are automatically set to the host's address plus the remote directory. Every time you close the properties notebook the object's title will be updated. You can override the automatic changing of the object's title if you select this button. To change the object's title, hold down the Alt key and press mouse button 1 on the object. Type in the new title and then click mouse button 1 on the object's icon to save the title. Example of an object's title with override set to off Host address: ftp.site.com Remote directory: /os2/incoming Object's title: ftp.site.com/os2/incoming ═══ 2.3.2. Overwrite local files ═══ Specifies whether files in your local download directory will be replaced with files retrieved from the host that have identical names. If this field is not checked, files retrieved from the host that have identical names will be automatically renamed. Unique file names are determined by appending an underscore and a number to the file name. If this method fails to find a unique file name, the local file will be replaced. Example Original file name: filename.txt Renamed file: filename.txt_1 ═══ 2.3.3. Proxy login ═══ If this button is checked, FTP Browser will login to your proxy server before connecting to the FTP host. This button will be disabled if you did not enable proxy logins during the installation. ═══ 2.3.4. Port ═══ The value of this field specifies the port number for which FTP Browser should use to connect to the host. The default port number for the FTP protocol and FTP Browser is 21. This should generally not be changed unless the host uses a non-standard port. ═══ 2.3.5. Timeout ═══ Specifies the amount of time, in seconds, that FTP Browser waits for data from the host, before concluding that the connection has been lost. This setting prevents the application from hanging, or waiting indefinitely, if your FTP or internet connection drops unexpectedly. If internet traffic is extremely heavy, you should consider increasing this value. Setting the timeout value to 0 does not force FTP Browser to wait indefinitely, but rather that it will not wait at all. The maximum timeout value is 1800 seconds (1 hour). ═══ 2.4. FTP Browser properties notebook pages ═══ This notebook section is divided into three pages that provide global settings for FTP Browser sessions. Select from the following for information on these pages. View File and directory Proxy ═══ 2.4.1. FTP Browser view configuration ═══  Menu bar - if this is checked the menu bar accross the top of FTP Browser's main window will be visible.  Tool bar - if this checked the graphical toolbar accross the top of FTP Browser's main window will be visible.  Hover help - if this checked the hover help will be available when the mouse pointer is over top of a toolbar button. This feature will automatically be disabled if the tool bar is not enabled.  Transfer window - if this checked the file transfer status window will be displayed during file transfers. If this is not checked there will be a transfer status area along the bottom of the main window. ═══ 2.4.2. File and directory configuration ═══ File options  Attach transfer EAs - if this checked, information about the file transfer is attached as extended attributes to every file that is received.  Auto-save text viewer - if this is checked, text files that are viewed in the text viewer will be saved by default when the window is closed, a new file is loaded into the window or when FTP Browser is exited while the text viewer is active.  Batch file to execute after transfers - if a batch file name is supplied here, it will be executed after a file transfer if the execute batch file button is checked on the file transfer status window. Directory options  Default sort attribute - this specifies how file in the remote file list will be sorted by default. Possible values are ascending file date, descending file date, file name, file size and file type.  Filter directories - if this is checked, files in the remote file list will not be visible if the first character of their name is a '.'. These files usually represent system files on the host's system and are generally of no use to the average user.  Directories to cache - this specifies the number of directorie listings that FTP Browser should keep locally. This will reduce the amount of time spent navigating the host. ═══ 2.4.3. Proxy configuration ═══  Proxy connection - if this is checked a proxy connection will be established before connecting to the FTP host. You must supply at least the server address and port.  Server address - this specifies the address of the proxy server.  Port - this specifies the port that will be used to connect to the proxy server. The default is 21.  Login required - this feature is not implemented at this time.  User name - this feature is not implemented at this time.  Password - this feature is not implemented at this time. ═══ 3. Windows ═══ FTP Browser contains several windows. Select from the following list for a detailed description of the window:  Main window  Connect  Text viewer  Batch file list  Search remote files  Create directory  Quick path  Communications log  Transfer status  Change local directory  Register ═══ 3.1. Main window ═══ Many of FTP Browser's features can be accessed from the main window's popup menu, and this will be described first. The menu contains several choices, which perform various actions. These choices and their associated actions are described briefly below. For more detailed information, click on the item of interest. File submenu  Get - This will immediately retrieve all the currently selected files from the host to your computer. These files will be stored in your current download directory.  Binary - This will toggle the file transfer mode to either binary or ascii. If binary mode is active, this menu item will be checked.  Abort - This will terminate the current file transfer. Some hosts will drop the FTP connection after the first or second abort requests, so use this sparingly.  Remove - This will remove the selected files from the host. Batch list submenu  Add - This will insert the currently selected file names into the batch file list..  Edit - This will surface the batch list window and allow removal of batch list items.  Mget - This will retrieve all the files in the batch file list from the host into your current download directory. Directory submenu  Sort - This will sort the file list by the attribute you select in the cascading submenu. The possible sort criteria are ascending date, descending date, file name, file size or file type. The default is to sort by descending date. This default can be changed from the file and directory configuration properties notebook page.  Search - This will surface the search window and allow you to search for a file name in the file list based on the text specified.  Refresh - This will reload the file list from the host, by-passing the directory cache.  Create - This will surface the create directory window, from which you specify the name of the directory to create.  Remove - This will remove the selected directories from the host. Quick path submenu  Add - This will add the current remote directory to the list of quick paths. A maximum of 10 quick paths can be defined. Quick paths are designed to allow fast access to frequently visited directories on host systems.  Edit - This will surface the quick path window and allow removal of quick paths that have been defined. Options submenu  View log - This surfaces the communications log window. All conversation between the server and FTP Browser is displayed in this window. This feature is useful in determining problems. Help submenu  Help contents - This displays the help library's table of contents from which you can choose a topic to get help on.  Help index - This displays a list of help items from which you can choose a topic to get help on.  General help - This displays general help for the active window.  Using help - This displays instructions on how to use the FTP Browser help facility.  Keys help - This displays a list of accelerator and useful keys that aid in easily and efficiently navigating FTP Browser.  Registration information - This displays information on how to register FTP Browser.  Product information - This displays information about FTP Browser and support. The toolbar is located directly beneath the menu bar. It consists of several graphic buttons, which provide quick access to some of the frequently used menu items. The pictures on the buttons are indicative of the actions they perform. If you place the mouse over a button, a "hover help" window is displayed immediately below the button. This window briefly describes the action that would be performed if the button were clicked. These buttons are explained below:  Filer -> Get  File -> Binary  File -> Abort  Batch list -> Add  Batch list -> Edit  Batch list -> Mget  Directory -> Search  Directory -> Refresh  Quick path -> Add  Quick path -> Edit  Options -> View log  Help -> Main window help The next item in the main window is the remote file list (file list). The popup menu is available within the file list. Every file in this list has 5 fields. The first is an icon representing the file type. Secondly, the file name. Then the file size in bytes. The last two fields are the file date and time according to the host's file system. A file name of ".." represents the parent directory. Any number of file names in the list can be selected. When performing actions on selected files, the action will affect all of them. Any file name can be double clicked. If you double click on a directory or link, the current directory will change. If you double click on a file, that file will be loaded into the text viewer as a text file. You can drag selected files from the file list and drop them anywhere on your desktop. This will retrieve these files. To send files to the host, you must drag the file object from your desktop and drop it on the file list. The main window's title bar shows the host's name or address that you are connected to. During file transfers the title bar also displays the percentage of the tranfer that is complete. This is useful for determining how a transfer is progressing through the window list when FTP Browser is minimized. At the top of the main window are the local and remote directory fields. Initially these will contain default values. The local directory specifies where retrieved files are to be stored. It must include a drive letter and a fully qualified path name without the trailing slash. If the path you enter does not exist, the directory will not change. You must press the enter key after changing the local directory. Beside the local directory field are two buttons. The first, which resembles a folder, opens the local directory's folder on your desktop. The second, which resembles a magnifying glass, will display the change local directory window. The remote directory specifies the path that will be accessed on the host. It must be a fully qualified path name and begin with a backslash. If the path you enter does not exist, the remote directory will not be changed. You must press the enter key after changing the remote directory. The remote directory field also contains a "drop down list" of quick paths, if you have defined any. Selecting a quick path automatically changes to that directory on the host. Next to the remote directory field is a button with an arrow on it. This button provides a fast method to change to the parent directory. Across the bottom of the main window is the status line. The first field displays informational text that notifies the user of the current status. Some minor errors could be noted in this field. The other three fields on the status line are only active during file transfers. The first field is the average transfer speed in kilobytes per second of each individual file. The second field displays the estimated amount of time remaining before the total transfer is complete, in hours, minutes and seconds. The last field displays the percentage of the total transfer that is complete. ═══ 3.2. Connect ═══ When FTP Browser is initially started, the connection window is displayed. This window displays the connection in progress, specifically the host's name, connection status and connect attempt number. This window will also be displayed during a reconnect. From this window you can select exit to terminate the connection in progress. 10 attempts will be made every 2 seconds to connect to busy hosts. After the number of attempts has elapsed, FTP Browser will inform you and then terminate. When a connection is made, the connection window closes and the main FTP Browser window is surfaced. ═══ 3.3. Text viewer ═══ This window displays text files that are on the host. If you would like to save a copy of this file in your download directory select save. The fully qualified file name to which the file will be saved, is displayed in the titlebar of the text viewer window. If you do not want a copy of this file on your system, then select close. Note: If you do not save or close the file, the next time you view a text file the previous file will be replaced with the new one. Selecting search will display the search window. ═══ 3.3.1. Search text view ═══ This allows you to search for text in the text viewer window. If a match is found, the found text is highlighted. The search window's titlebar text displays whether the search was successful. If you select case sensitive, the search becomes case sensitive. If you select from cursor position, the search will begin from the text viewer's cursor position. All searches would otherwise begin at the top of the viewer. ═══ 3.4. Batch file list ═══ This is a list of file names that have been queued for retrieval from the host. These file names can span multiple paths on the host. This allows you to browse a host system, adding files of interest to the list as you browse, and then transfer them as a group afterwards. You can remove files from the list by selecting them and either pressing the remove button or double clicking one of the selections. The title bar displays the size of the list in bytes. This is calculated by summing up the size of each file in the list as it appears on the host's system. If there is an error while retrieving a file, the batch transfer continues with the next file in the list. ═══ 3.5. Search remote files ═══ This allows you to search for a file name in the file list. The text you specify is searched for as a substring of the file name. If a match is found, the file name is selected. The search window's titlebar text displays whether the search was successful. If you select case sensitive, the search becomes case sensitive. If you select from cursor position, the search will begin immediately following the file name that the cursor is on. All searches would otherwise begin with the first file name in the list. ═══ 3.6. Create directory ═══ Specify the directory you want created on the host. You may specify a fully qualified pathname, or simply the directory name, in which case the directory you specify will be created in the current directory. Select OK to create the directory. Select cancel to close this window without creating the directory. ═══ 3.7. Quick path ═══ This displays a list of all the quick paths that have been defined. You can remove quick paths from the list by selecting them and either pressing the remove button or double clicking one of the selections. Only 10 quick paths can be defined at a time, so it would be wise to remove unused quick paths. ═══ 3.8. Communications log ═══ This window displays a list of all communication between the ftp proxy server and FTP host, and FTP Browser. This window is convenient for tracking problems with various servers. You can copy the text in this window to your clipboard using standard text selection and copy procedures (eg. ctrl+insert keys). Select save to save the entire log to a file name that you will be prompted for. If you select an existing file name you will be asked if it should be replaced. Select close to close the window. ═══ 3.9. Transfer status ═══ This window displays information about the status of file transfers. If you do not want this window displayed, you can disable it on the file and directory configuration page of the properties notebook of any FTP Browser object. The file name, file size and number of bytes transferred for the current file are displayed across the top. The topmost transfer progress indicator also reflects the status of the current file. The average speed, estimated transfer time remaining and the lower transfer progress indicator reflect the transfer status of all of the files to be transferred. Along the bottom of the transfer status window are to buttons. If the disconnect button is checked FTP Browser will close the connection and exit after the file transfer is complete and, if specified, the batch file has been executed. If the execute batch file button is checked, the batch file you supplied in the batch file to execute after transfers field will be executed immediately following the file transfer. Select abort to stop the transfer operation. ═══ 3.10. Change local directory ═══ You can select a local download directory from this window. It is provided mainly for convenience so that users can browse the directories with their mouse. Double clicking on a drive or directory changes the current download directory. Select open to change to that local download directory. Select cancel to close the window and discard any changes. ═══ 3.11. Register ═══ There are two fields to enter the registration information that you will receive if you decide to purchase this product. Both fields are required to successfully register. The registered to field is where your name goes, and it must be identical to the name you supplied when you purchased FTP Browser. The next field is where the registration code that you were supplied with goes. Make sure that the code you enter is identical to the code you received. To complete the registration, select the save button. ═══ 4. Accelerator keys ═══ This is a list of the accelerator keys that have been defined. These keys can save you a lot of time while accessing FTP Browser's frequently used features, because you do not have to navigate through the menus. All of the control + character keys have been defined for both uppercase and lowercase characters. Main window keys: F1 Help for main window Alt+F4 Exit Ctl+G File -> Get Ctl+B File -> Binary Ctl+O File -> Abort Ctl+A Batch list -> Add Ctl+E Batch list -> Edit Ctl+M Batch list -> Mget Ctl+S Directory -> Search Ctl+R Directory -> Refresh Ctl+C Help -> Help contents Ctl+I Help -> Help index Ctl+K Help -> Help for keys Other window keys: F1 Help for window specific help Esc Close Alt+F4 Close ═══ 5. Troubleshooting ═══ Sometimes when you reinstall a reboot will be required before you can use FTP Browser. This is because the DLL and HLP files can only be replaced before the Workplace Shell starts. FTP Browser will not operate properly if you do not reboot. If you are having problems with a proxy server or specific FTP host. View the communications window and select save. Send this text file along with a description of the problem in an e-mail message to the address listed under support. When exiting FTP Browser during a connection attempt or FTP operation, it is normal if it takes up to 5 seconds to shut down. The "connection has been dropped" error message could be misleading. If the host or internet connection is extremely slow, it is possible that the timeout value will expire. You can decrease this value on the connection page in the properties notebook of the FTP Browser object. ═══ 6. Support and product updates ═══ If you have questions, suggestions or bug reports, use any of the following contact methods. Registered users will receive first priority, although I will surely make an effort to respond to unregistered users as well. Internet mail rushton@netcom.ca Regular mail Jason Rushton 81 Calais Street Whitby, Ontario Canada L1N 5M3 The latest version of FTP Browser will always be available for download from the following internet FTP archives and internet BBSs: ftp.cdrom.com /.4/os2/internet hobbes.nmsu.edu /os2/internet ftp.bmtmicro.com /bmtmicro ftp.leo.org /pub/comp/os/os2/tcpip/ftp sky.chph.ras.ru /os2/tcpip/ftp os2.musthave.com /OS2 bbs.os2bbs.com Area #35 ═══ 7. About FTP Browser ═══ Copyright (C) 1996 Jason Rushton FTP Browser is a feature rich TCP/IP FTP client for OS/2 Warp. It is quick, compact and easy to use. It makes browsing directories as easy as point and click, and transferring files as easy as drag and drop. Feature list:  OS/2 version 4 specific visual enhancements  Workplace Shell integration (similar to URL objects)  Object backup and restore feature for all FTP Browser objects  Complete "drag-n-drop" support  Configurable remote directory caching  "Quick paths" for frequently accessed directories  "Go back" button to easily travel to parent directories  Communications logging with save to file option  Unlimited number of connections to the same host  Graphical file transfer display  Hooks for command file execution after file transfers  Download information optionally written to file EAs  Seamless and smart reconnects  Host redialing  Proxy server and firewall support  Batch file transfers  File search facility  Remote text file viewer  Fully featured help system  Toolbar with "fly-over help" Thank you for your interest in FTP Browser. ═══ 8. Registration information ═══ FTP Browser is shareware. You may use it for a 30-day trial period, as long as you agree to the provisions of the license agreement and legal disclaimer. As is customary with shareware, you are required to purchase this product if you intend to use it beyond the 30-day trial period. The price for this version of FTP Browser will be $23.00 in US Funds or $30.00 in Canadian funds. Your registration code will be sent upon receipt of your payment. This registration code will remove the registration reminders and serve as a one-time registration for a lifetime license for all future shareware versions of FTP Browser. Note: You will not receive FTP Browser on a floppy disk and a hardcopy manual is not available. The latest version of FTP Browser will always be available for download at select internet FTP archives and all documentation is online. There are 2 ways to purhase FTP Browser: 1. Purchase directly from author. 2. Purchase through BMT Micro ═══ 8.1. 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Once the money is deposited you may either fax a confirmation to us with proof of deposit or wait until Deutsche Bank notifies us of the transaction (usually 10-18 business days). Account information is as follows: Deutsche Bank / Frankfurt Branch EmpfДnger: Thomas Bradford / BMT Micro Konto-Nummer: 0860221 Bankleitzahl: 500-700-10 When you make the transfer, be sure to put your name and the program you are registering on the transfer. Current exchange rates can be obtained by sending an email to dm_to_us@bmtmicro.com. An automated reply will return todays exchange rates. It is very important that you send us a completed order form by either email or fax if you deposit money into this account for a registration. Fill the order form out as usual except in the credit card number field put "DEUTSCHE BANK". We will file the order and use it to match against the deposit information we receive from the bank. IMPORTANT! ---------- When you email us your order form, we will reply with an acknowledgement. If you do not get an acknowledgement within 24 hours please send your order again in case it was lost. This extra bit of caution can save a lot of confusion. If you are concerned that your order is taking too long to process, feel free to check with us about the status of your order. It's important to all of us that you feel safe doing business with our company and please feel free to suggest ways we can improve our service to you. ═══ 9. License agreement ═══ The use of FTP Browser is subject to the following terms and conditions. Unregistered version This is an evaluation version of FTP Browser. I encourage you to use this version for evaluation purposes. Should you decide to continue using FTP Browser beyond the 30-day trial period, you must purchase this product. Click here for registration information. Permission to copy and distribute this software and its documentation for any purpose and without charging more than a nominal fee for copying is hereby granted, provided that this file and the copyright notice are not modified in any way. You may not distribute individual components of this software, either "as-is" or in modified form, without written permission from Jason Rushton. Registered version You may not distribute a registered version of FTP Browser. The registered version of FTP Browser may not be used by two different people at two different locations at the same time. You may copy it onto a computer to be used and you may make archival copies of it for the sole purpose of backing up the software and protecting your investment from loss. FTP Browser is the copyright property of Jason Rushton. ═══ 10. Legal disclaimer ═══ Copyright (c) 1996 Jason Rushton FTP Browser is provided "as-is" without any warranties (or conditions), expressed or implied with respect to the software, including the implied warranties (or conditions) of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. The entire risk arising out of use or performance of the program remains with you. In no event, will Jason Rushton be liable for any lost profits, lost savings, incidental or indirect damages or other economic consequential damages, even if Jason Rushton has been advised of the possibility of such damages. In addition, Jason Rushton will not be liable for any damages claimed on you based on any third party claim.