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Specifically, if the fee is not paid within 30 days,
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---telecode <telecode@primenet.com> wrote:
>
> Paul,
> 
> Here is the "permission" slip you have asked for, nay, demanded. Oh,
one
> more thing, I asked for YOUR number. I would have called YOU. I
would have
> paid the bill. But then, hey, you knew that...
> 
> 
> 
>              TEXT AUTHORIZING DISTRIBUITION OF SHAREWARE
> 
> 
> 
>        >>>>>>>>>>>>>>   It's at the bottom, Paul <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
> 
> 
>                  Quick Installation Instructions
> 
> 
>                         The Federal Zone:
>               Cracking the Code of Internal Revenue
>                                 
>                          fourth edition
> 
>                        Electronic Version
> 
> 
> The electronic  fourth edition  of The  Federal Zone  consists of
> three separate MS-DOS logical files:  FEDZDOC4.EXE,  FEDZTXT4.EXE
> and FEDZWRI4.EXE.  All three files are self-extracting executable
> programs in compressed format.
> 
> The file  FEDZDOC4.EXE contains all 4th edition MS-WORD formatted
> files, all of which have a .DOC suffix after self-extraction.
> 
> The file  FEDZTXT4.EXE contains all 4th edition ASCII text files,
> all of which have a .TXT suffix after self-extraction.
> 
> The file FEDZWRI4.EXE contains all 4th edition MS-WRITE formatted
> files, all of which have a .WRI suffix after self-extraction.
> 
> For quick installation, perform the following three steps:
> 
> 1.   After copying  the file FEDZDOC4.EXE to your MS-DOS machine,
>      the separate  formatted MS-WORD  files in  The Federal Zone,
>      fourth  edition,   can   be   extracted   and   decompressed
>      automatically as follows:
> 
>           C:\FEDZONE4.DIR> fedzdoc4.exe
> 
> 2.   After copying  the file FEDZTXT4.EXE to your MS-DOS machine,
>      the separate  unformatted ASCII  files in  The Federal Zone,
>      fourth  edition,   can   be   extracted   and   decompressed
>      automatically as follows:
> 
>           C:\FEDZONE4.DIR> fedztxt4.exe
> 
> 3.   After copying  the file FEDZWRI4.EXE to your MS-DOS machine,
>      the separate  formatted MS-WRITE  files in The Federal Zone,
>      fourth  edition,   can   be   extracted   and   decompressed
>      automatically as follows:
> 
>           C:\FEDZONE4.DIR> fedzwri4.exe
> 
> The above  three steps assume that the DOS directory FEDZONE4.DIR
> has already been created on drive C:.
> 
> For "Detailed User Instructions", continue reading the next page.
> 
>                    
>                    Detailed User Instructions
> 
>                         The Federal Zone:
>               Cracking the Code of Internal Revenue
>                                 
>                          fourth edition
>                        Electronic Version
> 
> 1.   The fourth  edition of  The Federal  Zone  is  available  in
>      electronic format.   Each  chapter and  each appendix  is  a
>      separate MS-DOS logical file.
> 
> 2.   All DOS files were written to floppy disk in the sequence of
>      their appearance in the book. Please maintain this sequence.
> 
> 3.   All files  were written  by Microsoft  WORD for DOS, version
>      5.0B, using an Intel 80386 cpu with MS-DOS version 5.00.
> 
> 4.   Files in this format can be translated by all of Microsoft's
>      word processing  packages  (e.g.  Windows  WRITE,  WORD  FOR
>      WINDOWS,  Microsoft   PUBLISH),  and   by  such  third-party
>      translation programs  as SOFTWARE  BRIDGE and WORD-FOR-WORD.
>      Such translations are not yet perfect, however.
> 
> 5.   To  compress  the  entire  fourth  edition  with  the  PKZIP
>      utility, execute the following sequence of DOS commands:
> 
>           C> prompt $p$g
>           C:\> mkdir fedzdoc4.dir
>           C:\> cd fedzdoc4.dir
>           C:\FEDZDOC4.DIR> copy b:\*.* /v
>           C:\FEDZDOC4.DIR> pkzip fedzdoc4.zip *.doc readme.txt
> 
>      This sequence  assumes that  your current  logical drive  is
>      drive C: and that the PKZIP command is stored in a directory
>      that is  in your PATH statement.  This sequence also assumes
>      that  the files  are stored on  drive B:.   Experienced  DOS
>      users are  presumed to  know how to modify this sequence for
>      their own specific situations.
> 
> 6.   To create  a single compressed file that is self-extracting,
>      execute the following after step 5 above:
> 
>           C:\FEDZDOC4.DIR> zip2exe fedzdoc4.zip
> 
>      This command writes the file FEDZDOC4.EXE, which can then be
>      copied to  other DOS  machines  which  do  not  support  the
>      PKUNZIP decompression  utility.  If DOS users have the PKZIP
>      utility, they are presumed to have the ZIP2EXE utility also.
> 
> 7.   After copying  the file FEDZDOC4.EXE to another DOS machine,
>      the separate  DOS files in The Federal Zone, fourth edition,
>      can be extracted and decompressed automatically as follows:
> 
>           C:\FEDZONE4.DIR> fedzdoc4.exe
> 
> 
> 
> 8.   The fourth  edition is also available in plain ASCII format,
>      without any  special character formatting (e.g., underlines,
>      bold, or  italics).   Files in  this format  have  a  ".TXT"
>      suffix and  can be viewed with MS-DOS commands like MORE and
>      EDIT.
> 
> 9.   To compress the ASCII version of the fourth edition with the
>      PKZIP  utility,   execute  the  following  sequence  of  DOS
>      commands:
> 
>           C> prompt $p$g
>           C:\> mkdir fedztxt4.dir
>           C:\> cd fedztxt4.dir
>           C:\FEDZTXT4.DIR> copy b:\*.txt /v
>           C:\FEDZTXT4.DIR> pkzip fedztxt4.zip *.txt
> 
>      This sequence  assumes that  your current  logical drive  is
>      drive C: and that the PKZIP command is stored in a directory
>      that is  in your PATH statement.  This sequence also assumes
>      that the .TXT files are stored on drive B:.  Experienced DOS
>      users are  presumed to  know how to modify this sequence for
>      their own specific situations.
> 
> 10.  To create  a single compressed file that is self-extracting,
>      execute the following after step 9 above:
> 
>           C:\FEDZTXT4.DIR> zip2exe fedztxt4.zip
> 
>      This command writes the file FEDZTXT4.EXE, which can then be
>      copied to  other DOS  machines  which  do  not  support  the
>      PKUNZIP decompression  utility.  If DOS users have the PKZIP
>      utility, they are presumed to have the ZIP2EXE utility also.
> 
> 11.  After copying  the file FEDZTXT4.EXE to another DOS machine,
>      the  separate  ASCII  files  in  The  Federal  Zone,  fourth
>      edition, can  be extracted and decompressed automatically as
>      follows:
> 
>           C:\FEDZONE4.DIR> fedztxt4.exe
> 
> 12.  To concatenate  all ASCII  files into  a single uncompressed
>      ASCII text  file, execute  the following  two  DOS  commands
>      after step 11:
> 
>           C:\FEDZONE4.DIR> copy *.txt fedzone4.all
>           C:\FEDZONE4.DIR> rename fedzone4.all fedzone4.txt
> 
>      The second  command is  necessary because the .TXT suffix is
>      used in  all text  filenames, and  the DOS COPY command will
>      not work perfectly if the output file is also an input file.
>      The output file "FEDZONE4.TXT" is in a portable format which
>      can be  transmitted to  all computers, including mainframes,
>      minicomputers, workstations,  and network servers.  Adjacent
>      pages are separated by a single "page eject" character.
> 
>                                 
> 
> 13.  The fourth  edition is  also available  in MS-WRITE  format.
>      Files in this format have a .WRI suffix.  MS-WRITE is in the
>      "Accessories" group of Microsoft WINDOWS.
> 
> 14.  To compress  the MS-WRITE version of the fourth edition with
>      the PKZIP  utility, execute  the following  sequence of  DOS
>      commands:
> 
>           C> prompt $p$g
>           C:\> mkdir fedzwri4.dir
>           C:\> cd fedzwri4.dir
>           C:\FEDZWRI4.DIR> copy b:\*.wri /v
>           C:\FEDZWRI4.DIR> pkzip fedzwri4.zip *.wri readme.txt
> 
>      This sequence  assumes that  your current  logical drive  is
> 
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