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
     drive C: and that the PKZIP command is stored in a directory
     that is  in your PATH statement.  This sequence also assumes
     that the .WRI files are stored on drive B:.  Experienced DOS
     users are  presumed to  know how to modify this sequence for
     their own specific situations.
 
15.  To create  a single compressed file that is self-extracting,
     execute the following after step 14 above:
 
          C:\FEDZWRI4.DIR> zip2exe fedzwri4.zip
 
     This command writes the file FEDZWRI4.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.
 
16.  After copying  the file FEDZWRI4.EXE to another DOS machine,
     the  separate  MS-WRITE files  in  The Federal Zone,  fourth
     edition, can  be extracted and decompressed automatically as
     follows:
 
          C:\FEDZONE4.DIR> fedzwri4.exe
 
 
                      SHAREWARE POLICY
 
The  electronic  fourth  edition  of  The Federal Zone  is  being
distributed as computer "shareware".  The purpose of shareware is
to combine  personal honor  with the  phenomenon  of  spontaneous
digital reproduction.    If  the  information  contained  in  the
electronic fourth  edition is  useful in any way, we ask that its
recipients send $25 in cash or blank money order to:
 
                 Account for Better Citizenship
                  c/o USPS Post Office Box 6189
                 San Rafael, California Republic
                   Postal Code 94903-0189/tdc
 
In this  way, value  is freely  and efficiently  given for  value
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not useful,  then its  recipients are  not expected  to send  any
payment.   In either  event, recipients are expected to honor the
copyright restrictions  which are  stated in  the PREFACE.  These
are repeated as follows:
 
(1)  The information contained in this book is lawfully protected
     from reproduction  infringements for  purposes of generating
     revenue of any kind.
 
(2)  Violators are  hereby warned  that  they  can  and  will  be
     prosecuted to  the full  extent of American law, at the sole
     discretion of the Author and Publisher.
 
(3)  The only  other restriction  on the use and dissemination of
     the electronic  fourth edition is the requirement that users
     not modify the content of the character stream in any way.
 
(4)  The purpose  of this  requirement is  faithfully to preserve
     all   punctuation,   Capitalization,   bold,   italics   and
     underlines exactly as found in the original text.
 
(5)  Permission is  hereby  given  to  translate  the  electronic
     fourth edition  into formats  compatible with different word
     processors, resulting  at  most  in  cosmetic  changes  like
     different margins which may cause changes in pagination.
 
 
May you  come to cherish the birthright of freedom which is yours
to claim and to share.