
        Hello,

        The program ASCIIJ.EXE is freeware. No compensation is expected.
        You may do with it what you wish and I hope that you will pass
        it around to a lot of people. It is a simple display of the 255
        extended ascii character set which I use to jog my memory when
        I can't remember the values for a particular character.

        Some time ago when I purchased my first computer, and was humbled
        by the dos command line, I viewed a program whose documentation
        stated that the program was free and that the author hoped that
        anyone using it would try to do the same for others some day. Well
        now I have! I just wish I could remember the name of the program
        or it's author. To that author in particular and all the others
        that have donated their time and resources to all of us who use
        computers, this little program is dedicated.

        Currently I program mainly as a hobby and my favorite language is
        "C". I have a number of utilitys that I've written for myself and
        for other's that I plan on releaseing to the public. Also for some
        time I've been considering the idea of upgrading some of them and 
        writing some others as shareware. If anyone would like to drop me
        a note with suggestions on what they would like to see written or
        anything else, please do so.

        If you wish to send mail my mailing address is:

        James Szala
        P.O. Box 93
        Fort Johnson, N.Y. 12070

        DISCLAIMER:
        While I have tested this program on three different machines and on
        cga, ega and vga monitors and have made a dilligent effort to insure
        that the program ASCIIJ.EXE will not in any way harm your system or
        data, you must agree to use it at your own risk and if you do use it
        you will not hold the author responsible for any damages whatsoever.
        Absolutely no guarantee is given or implied. After all it is free.

        Now that the dumb disclaimer is out of the way, a final word.

                                               LIVE LONG AND COMPUTE!

                                                                  js.

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