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A Note to Our Users

For your convenience, we have not put any annoying copy protection mechanisms into Epsilon. We hope that you will respect our efforts, and the law, and not allow illegal copying of Epsilon.

Under the Copyright Law, if you provide a copy of Epsilon to anyone else for any reason, you lose the right to use it yourself. You may under no circumstances transfer the program or manual to more than one party. The Copyright Law says, in part:

Any exact copies prepared in accordance with the provisions of this section may be leased, sold, or otherwise transferred, along with the copy from which such copies were prepared, only as part of the lease, sale, or other transfer of all rights in the program.

In other words, treat Epsilon like a book. If you sell your copy, don't keep a copy for yourself!

In addition, Lugaru grants the purchaser of Epsilon permission to install Epsilon on up to two computers at one time, as long as there is no possibility that Epsilon will be in use on more than one computer at a time. The end-user may, for example, install Epsilon on his or her computer at work and at home, as long as there is no possibility that Epsilon will be used on both computers at the same time. This permission applies to copies of Epsilon purchased by an end-user and not subject to a written license agreement.

We wish to thank all of our users who have made Epsilon successful, and extend our welcome to all new users.

Steven Doerfler
Todd Doucet

We produced the printed version of this manual using the Epsilon Programmer's Editor and the TeX typesetting system. The online Info and WinHelp versions were generated from TeX source files in Epsilon, using a set of custom EEL conversion routines that converted the TeX source to Info or RTF format, generated the index entries, and so forth. The online HTML version was generated using EEL conversion routines and a C server program. Duane Bibby did the illustrations in the manual.

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