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              SSP Mailing List of Software Customers: Volume One 
                  Jim Hood and Seattle Scientific Photography          
                       POB 1506, Mercer Island, WA 98040
                  (206) 236-0470    Compuserve ID: 72020,2176
       
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       Using this electronic booklet...
       
       From the main menu, simply use arrow keys to select a topic to
       read. Once you have opened a chapter or menu item of the catalog,
       use the PAGE UP (Pg Up) and PAGE DOWN (Pg Dn) keys to move up 
       and down through a section of catalog - just like turning pages 
       in a book. The F1 HELP key tells how you can control colors, 
       turn sound on/off, search through the catalog for a title or 
       phrase, print entire sections on your printer and more. A 
       reminder line appears at the BOTTOM of the screen to give you 
       brief hints. When you reach the END of any chapter, press escape 
       key to return to main menu. 
       
       This package is shareware - what does that mean?

       SHAREWARE is software which has been prepared by a variety of
       individuals and companies. The concept governing shareware is 
       that you "try before you buy." Shareware is above all a unique
       marketing experiment which operates on the "honor system."

       In practice, shareware is frequently of the same quality as 
       commercial software. However, it uses a different, and somewhat 
       less expensive method of marketing which involves letting 
       others freely copy, use and distribute the shareware. What you 
       receive from your friend at work, computer club, commercial 
       shareware disk distributor or BBS modem system is a "disk 
       evaluation copy" which you may use, copy and above all TRY. 
       Documentation and instructions for program use are usually 
       contained within special text files on the same disk as the 
       program.
       
       If you like what you find and use the program consistently -
       many shareware authors suggest 30 days, but this is not a 
       firm rule - then you are expected to register the shareware 
       by submitting a fee usually by mail to the author which 
       frequently brings additional benefits sent back to you by 
       the author of the shareware. Above all, it is legal to copy, 
       distribute and USE shareware. What do you do if you don't care
       for the shareware? No need to return it or pay further for it.
       Erase the disk or give it to a friend. Only you are keeping
       track - an honor system. Try before you buy and affordable 
       prices are the hallmark of shareware!

       End of chapter, press escape key now....