License to use Finderz - Keeperz
Copyright 1995 (C) Steven T. Fricke, Dennis Coble

Finderz - Keeperz (hereafter referred to as the program) may be run on any 
computer freely for a period of 30 days for evaluation purposes. Should use of 
the program desired after a 30 day trial period, the program must be 
registered. Once registered, the registered user may run the program on 
multiple computers provided that the registered user is the primary user of the  
software.

An unlicensed copy may be retained for archival purposes, but if the program is 
not registered, it must be in an unplayable compressed format (i.e. ZIP).




License to distribute Finderz - Keeperz
Copyright 1995 (C) Steven T. Fricke, Dennis Coble

Finderz -Keeperz (hereafter referred to as the program) may be distributed in an 
unregistered format provided the following conditions are met:

1) Only original files are distributed
2) If there is a charge for distribution media, the charge to the customer for 
	the media, advertising, packaging, or other business charges for the 
	distribution the charge must not exceed $5.00 without the written consent of 
	the author. Online services may charge normal connect rates during 
	downloading of the program.
3) If a charge for distribution media exists, there must be written notification 
	prior to sale to a potential customer that the product is shareware.




Disclaimer:
Finderz - Keeperz (hereafter referred to as the program) is provided as is. No 
warranty or guaranty either written or spoken or otherwise implied will be 
honored or granted. Steven T. Fricke and Dennis Coble (hereafter referred to as 
the authors)makes no claims to the usefulness or effectiveness of this product. 
At no time shall the authors of the program be liable for any incidental, 
indirect special, direct or consequential damages whatsoever (including but not 
limited to lost profits or revenues) arising from or relating to the use or 
lack of use of the program or any files associated with the program even if the 
authors of the program have been advised, knew, or should have known of the 
possibility of such damages.