ASCII table v1.2
                  COPYRIGHT (c) 1990 1991 - John Piepers
                            CIS #: 100012,2060	



INCLUDED FILES:	

	ASC.EXE  (Program File)		ASCII.TXT  (This File)
        Size: 6736 Bytes                Size: 2651 Bytes
        Date: 17-March-1991             Date: 17-March-1991



PURPOSE:	

   If you are as me: always looking for that darn ASCII table, nowhere to
be found,  searchin thru all kinds of reference materials.  Stop looking,
this is the program for you: ASC.EXE.  It's a program which displays the
ASCII table with conversions to hex, octal, decimal and binary base. You
don't have look anymore, just type in ASC and you're there.  Provided that
you installed ASC.EXE in a directory which is included in your path.



INSTRUCTIONS:	

   Copy ASC.EXE into a directory which is included in your path and type
ASC from where-ever you are in the system.  Use it whenever you need a
conversion or an ASCII character.



QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, SUGGESTIONS:

   If you have any of these, you may send EMail to CIS: 100012,2060.  I
will try to fix any programming bugs as fast as possible.



FREEWARE NOTICE:	

   This program is FreeWare.  No registration is required.  In addition,
this program may be copied and distributed freely as long as the two
included files mentioned above are distributed together and left
unaltered.

   I'v done my best to create a bug-free program (I even use it 
myselve), and I will of course respond reasonably quickly to bug reports
and improvement suggestions, but in this lawsuit-happy age I'm forced to
add:

   John Piepers cannot be held responsible for any loss of income or
livelihood, damage to property or electronic data, however caused, as the
result of using of the program in this package.  John Piepers disclaims
all warranties, expressed or implied, including without limitation, any
warranties of merchantability and of fitness for any purpose.  John
Piepers assumes no liability for damages, direct or consequential, which
may result from the use of this program.  You load this program into your
computer memory entirely at your own risk.

   This program is _not_released_ into the public domain - it remains
owned fully by John Piepers and may not be distributed except as a
complete package including this document file.  You may not charge a fee
for the program in this package except for nominal shipping or handling
fees.  Within those limitations, feel free to distribute this package to
other bulletin boards, coworkers, etc.



ENJOY the program!