
JCore, JX, and associated the documentation files (the "Software") are
copyright (c) 1994-97 by John Lindal and Glenn Bach (the "Authors").

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.  IN NO EVENT SHALL
THE AUTHORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN
AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN
CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

The Software is distributed under the SYPP license:

Preamble

In an ideal world, all software would be free.  In the real world, however,
most people cannot afford to give away what they create because they do not
have sufficient income from other sources.

Shareware is the accepted compromise for stand-alone programs.  Users only
have to pay if the software is useful.  SYPP provides an equivalent
compromise for libraries of code by asking the program's author to share the
profits from the program with the library's author.

License

The Software is free for non-commercial use.

Any commercial or government use of the Software, including internal use,
must be accompanied by a license agreement to be negotiated on a
case-by-case basis.

In the special case of a shareware program, one is only required to pay a
one-time library shareware fee for the Software and only after the program
has brought in 10 times as much as the library shareware fee.  (This means
that one only needs to pay when the program is successful, thereby avoiding
any financial risk to the shareware author.)

The Software may be freely redistributed in its original form.  If you make
modifications to the Software you may not redistribute it without express,
written consent from the Authors.

The official text of the SYPP license is on the World Wide Web:

     http://www.cco.caltech.edu/~jafl/sypp/

The above copyright notice and this text shall be included in all copies or
substantial portions of the Software.

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The source to JCore and JX is provided primarily so people can compile them
on UNIX systems to which the JX development team does not have access.  To
help others who have the same system as you, please consider building the
binary distribution packages and making them available via ftp on the main
JX ftp site.  (Mirror sites are always welcome, too.)

If you need to modify the source, either to get it to compile on your
system or to enhance it, you will save yourself a lot of trouble by first
discussing it with us because (1) it might already have been done in a
newer release, (2) we can check that it won't disrupt any of the myriad
subtle interactions between library components, and (3) we might think of
an easier way to do it.

We also ask that you please submit any successful changes so we can merge
them into the master source to benefit everybody.  Custom widgets built on
top of JX are your own, and you can do as you wish with them, but we
encourage you to make them available, too, so others can use them.

As mentioned above, you are only allowed to redistribute the unmodified
distribution package.  Successful changes will propagate by being merged
into the master source and released in the next version.  I want to
maintain a single distribution because this will insure that nobody will be
cut off from using future upgrades.

