This file explains how/why to register for PD support.

I am expecting this program to be fairly popular. Therefore I have
arranged with Denesh Bhabuta in the UK to handle PD support of this
program for me. If you register with Denesh he can send you current
versions/fixes and also be a central point for information about STiK. 
Registered users can send comments, suggestions, bug reports to Denesh,
and he will pass them on to me.

One thing I haven't had time to do properly is write some decent
documentation for this program.  When (if?) I do, I'll send it to
Denesh for distribution..


Steve Adam.  19-SEP-95
======================


Users may register and receive support via Denesh Bhabuta. The
support scheme includes e-mail/postal help with the program as well as
the free update service.  You may register with Denesh by sending
your details to:

CyberSTrider
203 Parr Lane
Unsworth
Bury
Lancashire
BL9 8JW
England

E-mail: dbhabuta@cix.compulink.co.uk
        danny@micros.hensa.ac.uk

Registered users can receive free updates by sending a blank unlabelled
floppy disk and a stamped self addressed envelope to the above address.

***[Personal note from Denesh]***

STiK is Freeware but may become commercial. The author is explicitly
*not* asking for any money at all. It is free for you to use. But I
will gladly take any contributions to pass on to him if you wish to
send some. ;-)

The Freeware version allows you to Web browse as well as use IRC
(Internet Relay Chat). It provides the user's system with TCP/IP
sockets, upon which other comms applications can be built and used. The
commercial version is planned to be a full internet access package
(minus the web browser). No new features are planned to be added to the
Freeware version of STiK, just bug fixes.

Registering with me costs 2 Pounds Sterling, (Overseas users please add
1 Pound) for which you will receive 

+ A MasterDisk with the latest version of STIK and comms apps, plus a
  selection of shareware programs supported by me.
+ Free update service (for Freeware versions only)
+ E-mail/postal support for problems/enquiries and bug reports with the
  program


Please make cheques, postal orders, money orders, and eurocheques
payable to DENESH BHABUTA and send with your details to the
CyberSTrider address listed above.

Atari owners without the time and resources to run MintNET can now
enjoy Web Browsing on the Atari... a reality in 1995 thanks to Steve
Adam, Tim Newsome, and Alexander Clauss.