This software is distributed under the SHAREWARE concept.  This concept 
gives you the chance to "try before you buy", and see if it meets your 
needs.  It DOES NOT mean that the software is free.  If you like it, and 
use it, you must pay for it.

I've decided to break away from the standard "30 day trial period" that 
many software authors are using and instead go to a much simpler and more 
realistic policy. This is simply; Try it on your system.  If you like it 
and your users like it, then register it.  If it's not good enough to 
register, then delete it.  

While I'd like you to register my software as soon as possible, I'm also 
realistic enough to know that different systems have different requirements 
and interests, and sometimes it takes longer before a game catches on, or 
a sysop can get to the software on his list to register.  And frankly, I'd 
rather you ran it for awhile and register, than try it for a short period 
of time and delete it.  Nobody wins that way...I lose out on a registration 
and your users lose out on the chance of having the registered software 
to play.

The above "extended trial" statement was copied with permission from Mike 
Jordan of M&S Doors.

As a shareware  program, WCS Trivia may be freely distributed.  Shareware 
distributors may distribute copies of WCS Trivia on disk for a modest disk 
duplication charge not to exceed $4 per disk.  Permission must be obtained 
in writing from the author before including this software on any CDRom 
or shareware disk or collection.