This code is hereby released into the public domain.  Users of this program
and the source code in any way they see fit.  No guarantees of the
applicability or stability of this software are or will be extended.

While this code is in the public domain, due to the nature of PalmOS I must
ask that those who reuse this code follow some basic guidelines.  Strictly
speaking, you can use this code anywhere, any time, and in any way, with or
without my approval.  These guidelines are here to prevent problems: I hope
you will follow them.

1: Credit where credit is due
   The code is in the public domain: However as a courtesy to myself and
   other would-be PalmOS programmers, if you adapt this program, or find
   some of the information within it very beneficial in a program of your
   own, I would appreciate it if you would include the proper credit.  Among
   other things, it will help other people who may benefit from access to my
   source code to find it.

2: Adapting this program
   Legally speaking, there are no restrictions on how you may use this code.
   However, if you extend or adapt this program, the new program you create
   should have a different database name, application name, and creator ID
   than this one. This is to prevent confusion and conflicts that could
   arise if someone tried to load both my version of this app and a
   divergent one into the same device. Palm Computing requires that each
   application released to the PalmOS community have a unique creator ID. 
   You can register a creator ID free of charge (and very conveniently) at
   http://www.palm.com.  There are a grand total of 44 million creator IDs
   available, so if you're going to give anyone other than yourself a copy
   of the version you make of this program, register an ID. The Makefile
   included with this source will generate a Database name which includes
   the Creator ID in it: so if you register an ID for your version of this
   code, you'll have a unique database name, too.  Note that some (buggy)
   launchers use the Database name of an app rather than the App Name of an
   app, even when an App Name is available.  If you decide to accomodate
   these launchers by changing the database name of the app, remember to do
   your best to make it unique!!  If two apps have the same database name,
   one will overwrite the other on installation.

3: Share it.
   I want this code to be as helpful as possible to as many would-be PalmOS
   programmers as possible.  It never seemed to me, starting out, that there
   was all that much PalmOS coding information available out there.  The one
   reason that I don't put this code under a license that would enforce this
   (For example, GPL the code) is because I don't want to put -any-
   restrictions on the code that would prevent people from using it however
   they need to.
   
4: Do not misrepresent yourself
   If you re-use this code, be sure to change the relevant information in
   the "About" box, for example.  Give credit where credit is due, but do
   -NOT- claim to be me.  This also includes use of the names "tetsujin"
   and "Rogue Productions", as well as any associated logos or graphics.
   And speaking of graphics, bitmap editors are for fools.  If you use
   Linux or MS-Windows on a Pentium or better, you should have a copy of
   GIMP.  It's a free graphic editor, with capabilities similar to those
   of Adobe Photoshop - but also excellent for all the work you might lean
   on xv, Paint Shop Pro, or regular paint programs to do.
