August, 1997
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README.TXT -- Husky - Version 1.0

Husky is an OS/2 Warp application that helps people like me that can't remember
all ASCII scan codes, and that needs an on screen guide to them.

Disclaimer of Warranty
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This software is copyright  material of Simone Conti & Soft Earls.  You MAY NOT
alter, decompile or disassemble the software.  This software is FREEWARE and it
is  public domain.  Permission is  granted and encouraged  to  redistribute the
unaltered  software  archive (.zip file) for  a  small  but  reasonable copying
charge.
The software is  provided AS IS and WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY, expressed or implied,
including but not limited to fitness  for a particular purpose  or a particular
need.  Simone Conti & Soft Earls DO NOT WARRANT that functions of this software
will meet  your requirements,  or that operation  of the software will be error
free, or that software defects will be corrected in future.
IN NO EVENT  and  UNDER  NO  CIRCUMSTANCES, including  negligence, shall Simone
Conti  or  Soft Earls  be  liable  for  any  incidental,  special,  indirect or
consequential  damages whatsoever  (including, without  limitation, damages for
loss of business profits, business interruption,  loss of business information,
or other pecuniary loss) arising out of use or inability to use the software.
Furthermore,   Simone  Conti  &  Soft  Earls   DO  NOT   WARRANT  OR  MAKE  ANY
REPRESENTATION regarding the use or  the results of the use of this software or
related documentation  in terms  of their correctness, accuracy, reliability or
otherwise.
This software  CAN'T BE  USED in coutries  where  the limitations above are not
applyable.

Description
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Husky is an OS/2 Warp application that helps people like me that can't remember
all ASCII scan codes, and that needs an on screen guide to them.
Husky is just  a simple table  that shows all ASCII  scan codes in  decimal and
hexadecimal format near by their respective graphical appearance.  You can also
copy the char you're  looking for directly on the clipboard  by double-clicking
on it with the left mouse button. So, if your memory is poor like mine (about 3
or 4 human KBytes), you don't even need to remember the scan code!!
To install husky  on your PC just  copy all the  contents of  this archive in a
folder and then execute INSTALL.CMD to create the desktop object.
I'm sure that  this program will be useful to...  me,  and I hope it'll be also
useful to  all of you  that are involved  in computer programming  and in every
activity that concerns the use of ASCII scan codes! Enjoy it...

Contents
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This archive contains 4 files

FILE_ID.DIZ             Brief description of Husky                    287 bytes
README.TXT              This file                                    3335 bytes
INSTALL.CMD             Installation script                          2046 bytes
HUSKY.EXE               Husky ver. 1.0                              28448 bytes

Credits & Copyrights
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Husky -- FREEWARE --

Written by Simone Conti
           Via Papa Giovanni XXIII, 12
           42100 Reggio Emilia (RE)
           Italy

e-Mail: softearls@comune.re.it

(c) Copyright 1997 by Soft Earls. All rights reserved.
