Scrub ST 1.1
Copyright 1991 Chris Sorensen
All rights reserved.


This program and its documentation are provided "AS IS".  Chris Sorensen makes 
no warranty of any kind with regard to this program, including, but not limited 
to, the implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular 
purpose.  In no event will Chris Sorensen be liable for direct, indirect, 
special, incidental, or consequential damages resulting from from any defect 
or inaccuracy in this program.

Scrub ST is designed to allow you to permanently erase file information from
disk.  It accomplishes this task by overwriting the existing file with random
information, then deleting the entry from the disk directory.  By doing this,
the information in a file (whether a program or data file) cannot be recovered.


There are four action buttons in the main dialog box:

	1.  Delete--This is equivalent to dragging a file to the
		Trashcan on the desktop.  It does not overwrite the
		contents of the file, and the file may be recovered
		using a utility program designed for that purpose.
	2.  Scrub--This button overwrites the contents of a file with
		random data, then deletes the file.  The information
		contained in the file cannot be recovered.
	3.  Select--Choose a file by clicking on this button.  A standard
		GEM file selector is used to allow files to be selected.
	4.  Exit--This button ends this session of Scrub ST.

The name of the file to be deleted or scrubbed is displayed in the Current
File box.  

Information about Scrub ST's current activities is displayed in the Status box.

The Delete and Scrub buttons will dimmed (inactive) when Scrub ST is first
started or after a successful Scrub or Delete operation.

Questions, comments, suggestions, and other correspondence may be directed to:

Mail/Post:
	Chris Sorensen
	3250 W. 53rd Ave
	Denver, CO  80221-6564  USA

CompuServe:
	73310.761

GEnie:
	C.SORENSEN2

This program is considered ShareWare.  If you choose to send a contribution,
please take an extra moment and send your comments, too!  This program can
only be improved if I know what additional features users such as yourself
are looking for.