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          ³          A PCBoard Single Day Stats Program!         ³
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          ³     Version 1.5    10/02/92   Copyright (c) 1992     ³
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A FEW NOTES:
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DAYSTATS is FULLY functional as shipped. It is not crippled or limited
in any way.


DAYSTATS is being distributed as SHAREWARE. If you find that after a
reasonable evaluation (30 days) period DAYSTATS is a useful utility,
then you should show your support for the shareware concept and
register your copy of DAYSTATS. Registered customers will always take
first priority when it comes to support, upgrades, and enhancements.

If you find that after 30 days, you don't find DAYSTATS to be useful
to you, that's okay. The whole idea behind shareware is to give you
the chance to see if the product meets your needs. However, if you
decide against registering your copy of DAYSTATS, then you should cease
using it after the 30 day evaluation period.

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I suggest $10 as a reasonable shareware fee. That's not going to break
anyone's bank and it certainly will help my depleted one. I have other
utilities in the works and a small shareware fee helps me justify the
time and effort to my wife! <Grin> ......

Please Send all shareware fees to :
                                    Miles Lester
                                    1001 E. Samford Ave.
                                    Auburn, AL 36830

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REVISION HISTORY:

    (09/17/92)     1.0       Initial Release
    (10/02/92      1.5       Fixed 1 bug and added a saftey feature for
                             retrying the create bulletin logic if the
                             BLT to be created is locked by another user
                             On the BBS. The bug which was found was caused
                             by a multi-node BBS not having consecutive node
                             numbers.