Ok, so my associates and I have tested this program as extensively as we
can, and haven't found any bugs in it yet, but sod's law clearly dictates
that the experiences of the many are worse than the experiences of the few.

I won't accept responsibility for any damage done to your system or data
lost, directly or indirectly, as a result from using CacheFont or any of
its associated files. You use the program entirely at your own risk. Of
course if you *do* experience problems then I'll do what I can to sort them
out, and please let me know so that I can try to cure them in a future
version of CacheFont.

CacheFont and its associated files are not public domain. They may be
distributed freely as long as no unreasonable charge is imposed. It may not
be included within any commercial package without express written
permission from the author; the exceptions from this are the AmiNet CDs and
Fred Fish's utility collections. CacheFont and its associated utilities may
only be distributed if all files contained within the original archive are
present.