; Introductory text file for QUICK HELP / QUICK TEXT
; To use: Place QHELP and this file in the same directory,
;         then type QHELP from that directory
;
; IMPORTANT: If creating a QHELP text file for your own use, make a copy
; of DUMMY.HLP, then work only on that copy. THIS file should not be used
; for such purposes. Except as specified "User-Added Information," below,
; no alterations may be made to THIS file. Doing so violates the copyright
; and can make this file unusable. Use well, and enjoy.
;
; ^OL5 ^OR75 ^OJ
;
12 September 1989
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TITLE:     QHELP/QTEXT USERS MANUAL
                                 USERS  MANUAL

                                   -- for --


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                             Q U I C K    H E L P
                                    - and -
                             Q U I C K    T E X T

                  The Professional User-File Display Programs

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                             (c) 1989, J. W. Olsen
                              All Rights Reserved
                          Advocate Enterprises, Ltd.
                                    Chicago
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          =  Q - QUIT Program                                       =
          =  A - ALL SECTIONS of File                               =
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          =  1 - Becoming Acquainted with & Installing QHELP/QTEXT  =
          =  2 - Which Program for a Particular Application?        =
          =  3 - Using QUICK TEXT                                   =
          =  4 - Using QUICK HELP                                   =
          =  5 - (User-Added Information)                           =
          =  6 - License Agreement, Credits & Disclaimer            =
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~ (Section 1)
           << BECOMING ACQUAINTED WITH & INSTALLING QHELP & QTEXT >>

    QUICK  TEXT and QUICK HELP are invaluable for those of us who  need  to 
    explain  things  to others (or to remind themselves!).  These  programs 
    provide  easy  ways to transform text files  into  professional  "help" 
    files,  displayable  and/or  printable manuals, etc.  For  example,  if 
    you're  the  de  facto "computer expert" for  your  family  or  office, 
    preparing such files offers you the chance to thoughtfully provide your 
    knowledge and advice in an organized, easily used format. Even  better, 
    you need do so only once--freeing YOUR time.

    QTEXT  turns  your  ordinary text files  into  stand-alone,  instantly- 
    executable  ".COM"  program files, so you or others  can  access  their 
    contents  simply  by typing the file's name--just like any  other  file 
    ending with ".COM". Screens pause where you want them until the user is 
    ready  to  continue,  at which point the screen  clears  and  the  next 
    section is displayed. Users may abort (or pause output) at any time.

    QHELP,  useful  for more extensive files, transforms your text  into  a 
    menu-driven  environment.  (You create the menu near the  beginning  of 
    your text file to suit your needs.) By inserting a keyword at the  head 
    of  the file, you determine whether the user will be allowed  to  print 
    out the file . . . in a professionally-formatted manner, complete  with 
    a  header line automatically containing useful information.  Users  may 
    display (or optionally print) the entire file or only chosen  sections. 
    You  also may optionally "hide" a "title page" in the text file  which, 
    along with the menu, will automatically be printed as a cover page if a 
    user  sends  the entire file to the printer,  effectively  producing  a 
    hardcopy manual.
          Using QHELP--with or without the many available options--you  can 
    turn  an  everyday text file into a QHELP file in just  minutes.  QHELP 
    also  is capable of running a complete "system" of an unlimited  number 
    of text files.
          
    Software developers and others who distribute various computer products 
    may  secure  an  inexpensive license to use QTEXT or  QHELP  for  their 
    needs.  Please contact us with information about your intended use  for 
    further details (address/phone in Section 6).

    QHREADME.COM (or similarly-named file supplied with this release) is  a 
    simple  example of QTEXT in action. The file you're NOW  reading,  when 
    run by QHELP, illustrates QHELP's capabilities.

    By use of QTEXT and/or QHELP, you agree to the terms and conditions  of 
    the License Agreement in Section 6.

    QTEXT and QHELP are currently available for MS-DOS/PC-DOS and more than 
    100  CP/M  computers. A minimum configuration of one disk  drive  (hard 
    disk or floppy) and 128K memory (PC/MS-DOS) or 64K (CP/M) are required. 
    (QTEXT  requires only 64K for run-time execution on all  systems.)  For 
    information  about  QTEXT and QHELP for  other  configurations,  please 
    inquire. (Contact information appears in Section 6.)

    QTEXT and QHELP are easy to use, but please take the time to browse the 
    complete manual first to avoid problems before they occur.

    INSTALLATION

    Please  ensure you received all files. (Note to CP/M users: All  ".EXE" 
    filetypes will be replaced with ".COM".)

    AEHELP.EXE    *Access help files for ALL Advocate Enterprises products
    AEORDER.EXE    Displays product descriptions and prints licensing form
    AEORDER.HLP    Text file for AEORDER
    AHDINSTL.COM  *Fully-automated hard-disk installation program
    DUMMY.HLP      QHELP.EXE sample/guidelines text file
    HELPMENU.EXE  +Access ALL QHELP files from a single menu
    MAINHELP.HLP   Text file you're now reading
    QHELP.EXE      One of two main programs; also runs this HELP manual
    QHELP.FOR      One-paragraph summary (for BBS use--optional)
    QHELP.HIS      History of revisions
    QHREADME.COM  !Latest information, updates and introduction
    QTCLONE.EXE    One of two main programs; creates QUICK TEXT programs
    QTCL-GEN.COM  =Second version of QTCLONE
           Notes: * MS-DOS/PC-DOS only
                  + Special registration bonus utility (MS-DOS/PC-DOS only)
                  = CP/M only (nonmachine-specific version of QTCLONE)
                  ! Optional file. If present, READ BEFORE INSTALLING THIS
                    PRODUCT IF YOU HAVE NOT YET DONE SO. It may contain
                    important updates to this HELP file.

    If new to ordering software, note that distribution disks don't contain 
    "operating  system  tracks" because of the exceptional costs  we  would 
    have  to pass along. So, to get started, you'll need to make copies  of 
    these  files before using them. Also, you'll want to install the  above 
    files to best advantage. It's quick and easy. . . .

                        MS-DOS/PC-DOS Hard Disk Systems
    You  may either use the accompanying AHDINSTL.COM installation  program 
    (which  we STRONGLY recommend) or manually install all files.  Each  is 
    covered separately immediately below.
          AUTOMATIC INSTALLATION: AHDINSTL.COM will do it all for you--copy 
    all files to your hard disk, ensure they're accessible from ANYWHERE on 
    your system and inform your operating system about how to use  Advocate 
    Enterprises products to maximum potential. All YOU need to know  before 
    using the program are the drive letters of the floppy drive  containing 
    your new files and the hard drive from which you "boot" (start up) your 
    system  each  day. (These are almost always A:  and  C:,  respectively, 
    which  are defaults AHDINSTL uses unless you change them.) Also, it  is 
    presumed  your  system already knows how to access its  COMMAND.COM,  a 
    basic operating system program whose services AHDINSTL accesses.
          The  following text details the tasks the automatic  installation 
    program  performs. If you aren't technically oriented, you may want  to 
    simply skip this discussion and jump to the "All Systems" heading later 
    in  this section. Knowledge of the following isn't essential except  in 
    the unlikely event you experience installation difficulty.
          AHDINSTL  performs these steps during installation: 
          1)  It finds (or if necessary creates) a directory called  AD_ENT 
    off the root directory of the drive you indicate as your "boot"  drive. 
    (Some  Advocate  products can provide extra features if they  use  this 
    same directory.)
          2) Your AUTOEXEC.BAT file (used by the operating system to set up 
    your environment each time you start your computer) is inspected for  a 
    "PATH" command. If found, the new AD_ENT directory is appended to it so 
    Advocate  products are accessible from anywhere on your system.  If  no 
    PATH command (or no AUTOEXEC.BAT file) is found, it is created. 
          3)  If  your  AUTOEXEC.BAT file  contains  no  previous  Advocate 
    Enterprises "SET" command, one is added. (Advocate products use this to 
    determine  their  "home  directory."  This  expands  features   without 
    affecting other programs in your system.) 
          4)  If  you  had  a  prior AUTOEXEC.BAT  file,  it  is  saved  as 
    AUTOEXEC.BAK as a precaution. The only time you're ever likely to  need 
    it  is if you too many or very long prior SET commands. In  that  case, 
    the  operating system will advise next time you start up that  you  are 
    "Out  of  environment space." (AHDINSTL uses  VERY  little  environment 
    block  space. So if you've reached your current environment limit  with 
    our  installer, you'll soon run into it with another  product  anyway.) 
    The  solution  is  easy. See the discussion of  the  CONFIG.SYS  file's 
    "SHELL"  command  in  your  operating system  manual.  (Contact  us  as 
    indicated in Section 6 if you need further help.) 
          5)  You  will be offered the chance to have  AHDINSTL  "coldboot" 
    (restart) your computer when it's done. This immediately activates  the 
    changes  the  program makes for you; otherwise,  the  operating  system 
    won't  know  about them until the next time you restart  the  computer. 
    This is provided as a convenience for you. IMPORTANT: DON'T coldboot if 
    you're   currently  running  other  applications  in  the   background. 
    (Coldbooting   is  equivalent  to  telling  your  computer  to   forget 
    everything  it's doing and start over just as if you had turned  it  on 
    for the day.) Now, see "All Systems," below.
          MANUAL  INSTALLATION:  You  may  simply copy  all  files  into  a 
    directory of your choice with a favorite copy program. Just ensure that 
    directory  is  on your PATH, so our products, like any others,  may  be 
    accessed from anywhere on your system. We also strongly urge you to add 
    a  "SET" command EARLY in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file so you may most  fully 
    exploit  our  product's  potential.  We assume  if  you're  doing  this 
    manually  you're  familiar  with how to properly edit  that  file.  The 
    command to add begins with:
    SET ADENT=
    and followed IMMEDIATELY by the drive AND directory containing your new 
    product. Note that spacing, etc., MUST be in exactly the above  format. 
    The operating system treats them literally. In particular, ensure there 
    are no trailing spaces after the drive and directory. Example:
    SET ADENT=C:\UTILITIES
    Your  operating  system won't offer the benefits of  this  new  command 
    until the NEXT time you restart your computer.
          Most Advocate products work properly without the SET command, but 
    you  won't be able to use AEHELP.EXE or HELPMENU.EXE, which  must  know 
    the  directory containing your Advocate files so they may access  those 
    files. Also, note that without HELPMENU, each text file you create  for 
    use  with QUICK HELP can ONLY be accessed FROM THE DIRECTORY  WHERE  IT 
    RESIDES. So do ensure the SET command exists.

                            CP/M Hard Disk Systems
    Boot your computer on its hard disk as usual and select a directory for 
    all  the new files. Note that the QHELP and AEORDER programs expect  to 
    find their associated text files in the same directory.) Then, copy ALL 
    new files to your hard disk. Now, see "All Systems," below.

                         All Floppy-Disk-Only Systems  
    Format  a blank disk and add your operating system as usual,  add  your 
    favorite  file copying utility, and place that disk in drive A:.  Place 
    the  new distribution disk in drive B:. Now, copy all files from B:  to 
    A:.
          IMPORTANT NOTE TO MS-DOS/PC-DOS FLOPPY-SYSTEM-ONLY USERS: See the 
    discussion   on   the   AUTOEXEC.BAT  "SET"   command   under   "MANUAL 
    INSTALLATION,"  above. The command you'll probably want to add to  your 
    AUTOEXEC.BAT  file is ONE of the following, depending which  drive  you 
    expect  to  use  to  access  Advocate  products.  (This  command  isn't 
    essential,  but  does  permit you to  use  HELPMENU.EXE,  described  in 
    Section 4.)
    SET ADENT=A:\
    SET ADENT=B:\

                                  All Systems
    Use  ONLY the working copies you create. Thwart Murphy's Law by  safely 
    storing  the  originals--just  in  case. Now,  move  to  the  directory 
    containing your new working copies and begin exploring the features  of 
    your new product!

    SOME ADDITIONAL THOUGHTS

    MS-DOS/PC-DOS users have received at no charge a special utility  which 
    takes advantage of some features of their operating system.  AEHELP.EXE 
    provides  a  convenient,  single  access point to  the  main  help  and 
    registration  information for ALL of our products which  have  properly 
    been installed according to the above instructions. (If you have  other 
    Advocate  Enterprises  products, you may maximize their use  simply  by 
    placing them in your newly created Advocate directory.)

    NOTE:  QTEXT  and QHELP use video codes specific to your  computer  for 
    display  purposes. In the unlikely event you receive  an  inappropriate 
    version,  simply  return  the original  disk  for  prompt  replacement, 
    accompanied   by   sufficient  information  to  determine   the   video 
    characteristics  of  your  system. (CP/M users:  If  possible,  send  a 
    photocopy of the video codes page from your operator's manual.)

    We've made a conscientious effort to accommodate a broad range of needs 
    which  we've  identified and which have been suggested  by  users.  But 
    enhancements  are  always  possible. We'll work with you  if  you  have 
    ideas,  difficulties--whatever.  And,  we'll  supply  a   complimentary 
    upgrade containing any of your suggestions we implement. This  benefits 
    you and others. Contact information appears in Section 6.
~ (Section 2)
               << WHICH PROGRAM FOR A PARTICULAR APPLICATION? >>

    The overriding consideration in selecting between QTEXT and QHELP for a 
    particular  application  generally  is amount of  text  involved.  Most 
    people don't like to be FORCED to scroll through more than two to  four 
    screens  to find the information they seek. For files of  such  shorter 
    length,  consider  QTEXT.  You also may want to  use  it  to  encourage 
    readers to review the ENTIRE text file, as the only way to read the end 
    of the file is to scroll through all preceding material. However, human 
    psychology tells us many people tend to abort rather than read  lengthy 
    material. So if your motive is to compel reading of the complete  file, 
    you're  wise to use QTEXT for lengthy files only when you have a  truly 
    "captive"  audience--e.g.,  subordinates in a business  environment  or 
    VERY interested and committed readers.
          QTEXT is an exceptionally fast program to load and execute  (with 
    far less than 1 kilobyte, plus your text), and if placed in one of your 
    PATH  directories (PC/MS-DOS) or auto-search user areas (many types  of 
    CP/M  systems), your users can obtain information simply by typing  its 
    name no matter where they are on the system. QTEXT also is even  easier 
    than QHELP for the person creating the text files.

    For  longer  files, and especially for files which lend  themselves  to 
    division into logical sections, QHELP is the better choice. QHELP  also 
    is  preferable  if printer output is to be encouraged.  Further,  QHELP 
    provides  both  creator and readers of text files with  more  extensive 
    options, discussed in Section 4.
~ (Section 3)
                            << USING QUICK TEXT >>

    It's difficult to imagine an easier program to use than QTCLONE,  which 
    clones an instantly executable QUICK TEXT program from an ordinary text 
    file in seconds.

    You  need only remember two things to prepare QHELP text files.  First, 
    files  must  be in "ASCII" format, the most standard  text-file  format 
    which virtually any word processor can create. We can't cover all  word 
    processors, but here are examples of procedures involved.
          If  you  use  WordStar, either select  "Nondocument"  instead  of 
    "Document"  mode from the main menu to create your file or, with  later 
    versions  of this word processor, you instead may create your  file  in 
    the more common "Document" mode, then "print" the file to disk with the 
    ASCII printer driver.
          WordPerfect users may create their files as usual, but then  save 
    them to "DOS" format.
          For versions 5.0 or later of either of the above word processors, 
    be  sure NOT to use "fancy" features such as graphics, footnotes,  etc. 
    The word processors drop almost all such material into  never-neverland 
    when outputting to standard ASCII.
          If  you  have further questions about either of  the  above  word 
    processors, or if you use an alternative, see your program manual.  For 
    almost all word processors, the solution is simple and straightforward. 
    Registered QHELP/QTEXT users who still have questions may contact us.

    The  only  other consideration is to select if and where you  want  the 
    screen to pause. QTEXT automatically pauses each time the screen fills. 
    If this meets your needs, you needn't take any special steps to enforce 
    proper pausing.
          Otherwise,  you may place a tilde ("~") at logical  screen  break 
    points (usually between paragraph). When a tilde is encountered,  QTEXT 
    programs  pause,  display a "more" message, then wait for the  user  to 
    press  any  key.  When a key is pressed, QTEXT clears  the  screen  and 
    continues  until the next tilde or the screen is full (whichever  comes 
    first). For best visual appearance, we recommend that tildes be  placed 
    in the FIRST column of a line.
          Why use tilde breaks at all? You will find purposes of your  own, 
    but  here  are a couple of ideas. Your text might  contain  a  "logical 
    unit"  such  as a chart. You might place a tilde above  and  below  the 
    chart so it appears as an unbroken unit. (You might also place an equal 
    number of blank lines above/below the chart to "center" it vertically.) 
    Or, your text might contain "subhead" divisions. By preceding each such 
    division  by a tilde (and possibly a blank line or two), you'll  ensure 
    the  subhead can't appear "orphaned" from its text at the end a  screen 
    even  after future editing of the text file, and you'll achieve a  more 
    professional appearance with each subsection beginning a new screen.

    Tip: Studies show that line lengths less than full-screen width  retain 
    reader  attention. For a more professional look, we also  often  create 
    text in "justified" mode.

    Now  that  you  have  your text file, all that's left  is  to  use  the 
    supplied QTCLONE program to duplicate it and add fast assembly-language 
    code  to  tell  the operating system how  to  display  it--an  entirely 
    automated  process. (CP/M users: QTCLONE.COM creates QTEXT  files  with 
    video codes for your console. QTCL-GEN.COM creates QTEXT files  capable 
    of  running  on ANY CP/M system by omitting some  speed  and  aesthetic 
    display  features  which  require  hardware-specific  codes.  MS/PC-DOS 
    users: QTCLONE.EXE works on all brands; one version "fits all.")
          Simply   place  your  text  file  into  the  same  directory   as 
    QTCLONE.EXE. When you run that program, all you must do is tell it  the 
    names  of  your text file and the self-executable program you  want  to 
    create. After a few seconds, QTCLONE will advise that your new  program 
    is  ready for testing. To do so, simply enter the name you gave it  and 
    ensure  all is to your satisfaction. (All you'll have to  be  concerned 
    with is the position of your page breaks and that you didn't forget  to 
    create the text as a standard ASCII file.)
          That's it--"instant text programs" ready to use!

    Note: Be sure to save your original text files just in case you want to 
    edit them in the future or lose the new program files.
~ (Section 4)
                            << USING QUICK HELP >>

    Unlike QTEXT, QHELP isn't a stand-alone program. Rather, QHELP.EXE  (or 
    QHELP.COM for some systems) executes an unlimited number of text files. 
    This allows many more features, as well as the opportunity to set up  a 
    "system" of related files.

    In  its simplest application, when loaded QHELP first looks for a  text 
    file named MAINHELP.HLP in the current working directory (the one  from 
    which you call QHELP). If found, that file is executed. If not, a  help 
    screen is displayed.
          It  also is possible to run a SPECIFIC QHELP text file (the  name 
    of which must end with a ".HLP" extension). As an illustration, to  run 
    EXAMPLE.HLP  users  would  type QHELP EXAMPLE. (A  disk  drive  may  be 
    specified,  such as QHELP A:EXAMPLE, but PC/MS-DOS  subdirectories  and 
    CP/M user areas are not allowed in this mode.)

    If  you're preparing only one QHELP file, you might consider  making  a 
    COPY  of  QHELP.EXE  (or  QHELP.COM),  naming  the  copy  HELP.EXE  (or 
    HELP.COM).  Then  name  your text file MAINHELP.HLP.  Thus,  users  are 
    presented with your text file simply by typing HELP. (We recommend that 
    MS-DOS/PC-DOS  users  avoid the alternate of simply renaming  QHELP.EXE 
    to  HELP.EXE, as some optional Advocate programs (AEHELP and  HELPMENU) 
    specifically look for a file called QHELP.EXE.)
          If  you're  setting  up a system of help files,  we  suggest  you 
    follow   the  above,  with  MAINHELP.HLP  simply  containing  a   brief 
    introduction to each subject covered by a separate help text file, plus 
    the command to execute it. For example, if you are providing help about 
    WordStar, MAINHELP.HLP might have a section with a paragraph about what 
    WordStar  is  and does, then noting that a more  detailed  tutorial  is 
    available by typing HELP WORDSTAR (which runs WORDSTAR.HLP).
          PC/MS-DOS users might even carry this a step further by  creating 
    batch  files. (CP/M users have public domain alternatives to execute  a 
    full command line by typing a single word.) You might have a batch file 
    which will run the command HELP WORDSTAR simply by typing WSHELP. Also, 
    when  using the registration bonus program HELPMENU (described  below), 
    MAINHELP's name helps ensure it will be read first by users. (See  your 
    operator's manual if unfamiliar with batch files. Registered users  may 
    call us.)

    Creating  QHELP  text files is easy. The DUMMY.HLP file  supplied  with 
    this  package contains simple, step-by-step instructions to  guide  you 
    through  preparing  your first file. It also  contains  extensive  tips 
    gleaned  from years of experience to add additional polish to your  own 
    QHELP text files. We urge you to begin by PRINTING DUMMY.HLP with  your 
    favorite  word processor or printout program (which we hope is our  own 
    QPRINT program!). Please don't edit DUMMY.HLP until you've reviewed its 
    contents  carefully. As with QTEXT, if you ruin your only copy,  you're 
    outa luck. . . .

    QHELP offers valuable optional features, determined by "key words"  you 
    may enter near the head of a text file to tailor features a given  file 
    will offer its readers. Each is detailed in DUMMY.HLP.

    MS-DOS/PC-DOS users: Upon registration, you will receive without charge 
    a  separate bonus utility program, HELPMENU.EXE, which takes  advantage 
    of  some  special  features  of your  operating  system  (assuming  you 
    followed  Installation  instruction  in Section 1).  Simply  by  typing 
    "HELPMENU" all QHELP files in your Advocate directory will be found and 
    their names displayed in a "point-and-shoot" menu from which users  may 
    select file(s) to examine from anywhere on your system. (Any help files 
    in  other  directories  are  "hidden" from HELPMENU  and  may  only  be 
    accessed with QHELP itself from the directory containing the help file, 
    in  the  manner  discussed above.  This is a handy way  to  access  all 
    "primary"  help files from anywhere on the system without  "cluttering" 
    HELPMENU's  choices  with help files which only relate  to  a  specific 
    directory.)
~ (Section 5)
                         << USER-ADDED INFORMATION >>

    Authorized distributors and licensed end users may add notes and  other 
    information  for  their  purposes  here. Begin  by  following  a  basic 
    computer precaution of editing ONLY a back-up copy of this file. A word 
    processor  capable of ASCII output must be used. (For WordStar,  select 
    "Nondocument" rather than normal "Document" mode from its main menu  to 
    create  your  file. WordPerfect users: Save the output  file  in  "DOS" 
    format.) 

    IMPORTANT:  All text MUST remain below "<< USER-ADDED  INFORMATION  >>" 
    and above the (undisplayed) "~ (Section 6)" to avoid potential  adverse 
    effects when this file is later executed with the HELP program.
~ (Section 6)
                 << LICENSE AGREEMENT, CREDITS & DISCLAIMER >>

    QHELP.EXE,  QTCLONE.EXE (QHELP.COM and QTCLONE.COM for  some  operating 
    systems), HELPMENU.EXE, AEHELP.EXE, AHDINSTL.COM, MAINHELP.HLP and  all 
    accompanying  materials  (together referred to as  "QHELP"  below)  are 
    copyright  (c)  1986-89, J.W. Olsen / Advocate Enterprises,  Ltd.,  all 
    rights reserved. By use  of  QHELP,  user  agrees  to  all  terms   and 
    conditions within this section, which constitute our full agreement.

    J.W. Olsen / Advocate Enterprises, Ltd. has taken due care in preparing 
    QHELP.   However,  no  expressed  or  implied  warranty  of   accuracy, 
    reliability or suitability for any specific purpose or use is  made. In 
    no event shall J.W. Olsen / Advocate Enterprises,  Ltd. be  liable  for  
    damages,  including  incidental  or   consequential damages,  connected 
    with or arising from furnishing, performance, support or use of QHELP.

    Upon  payment of the registration licensing fee, J.W. Olsen /  Advocate 
    Enterprises, Ltd., will provide the latest version of QHELP, 90 days of 
    reasonable telephone and modem access support, as well as  notification 
    of  certain  future  updates and access  to  same  for  copying/mailing 
    charges only ($10 as of this writing).

    You agree not to distribute any registered (as opposed to shareware  or 
    demo)  version  of  QHELP  without  the  expressed,  written permission 
    of the  copyright holder.  Unregistered  users  of any version may  not 
    use  them for financial gain. Others may use them  AT ONE  SITE  or  BY 
    ONE  INDIVIDUAL,  but  NOT  BOTH  (unless  a  corresponding  additional 
    licensing fee has been paid and authorization to more widely distribute 
    QHELP has been expressly provided in writing by the copyright  holder). 
    If you paid the registration fee for an individual/nonprofit copy,  you 
    agree  not to use QHELP in a for-profit corporate setting.  Subject  to  
    the   other  terms  and  conditions,  users  are  authorized  to   make 
    sufficient  copies of registered copies of QHELP for normal use by  the 
    one  individual  or  at the one site. (If  additional  fees  for  wider 
    distribution  have been paid, authorization to make copies  beyond  the 
    above-stated limitation is governed by terms and conditions in  writing 
    by the copyright holder, made a part hereof by reference.)

    Users  who have received a complimentary copy of the  registered  QHELP 
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