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CONDITIONS

How to apply

these

terms to your

new programs

If you develop

a new program, and you want

it to be of the great-

est possible

use to

the

public,

the

best way to achieve this

is to

make it free software

which

everyone

can redistribute

and change

under

these terms.

To do so, attach the following

notices

to the

program.

It is safest

to

attach them

to the

start

of each source

file to most

effective-

ly convey

the

exclusion

of warranty;

and each file

should

have at

least the

"copyright"

line and a pointer

to where the full notice

is

found.

one

line to

give the

program's

name and

a brief

idea of what

it

does.

Copyright

(C) <year>

<name of author>

This

program

is free

software;

you

can

redistribute

it

and/or

modify

it under

the

terms

of the

GNU

General

Public License as

published

by the

Free Software

Foundation;

either

version

2 of

the

license,

or (at your

option)

any later version.

This program

is distributed

in the

hope

that

it will be useful,

but

WITHOUT

ANY WARRANTY;

without

even the

implied

warranty

of

MERCHANTABILITY

or

FITNESS

FOR

A PARTICULAR

PUR-

POSE.

See the

GNU

General

Public License for more details.

You

should

have received

a copy

of

the

GNU

General

Public

License along with this

program;

if not, write

to the

Free Software

Foundation,

Inc.,

51

Franklin

Street,

Fifth

Floor,

Boston,

MA

02110-1301

USA.

Also

add

information

on

how to

contact

you

by electronic

and

paper

mail.

If the

program

is interactive,

make it output

a short

notice

like

this

when

it starts

in an interactive

mode:

Gnomovision

version

69,

Copyright

(C)

year

name

of

author

Gnomovision

comes

with

ABSOLUTELY

NO

WARRANTY;

for

details

type

'show

w'. This is free software,

and you are welcome

to

redistribute

it

under

certain

conditions;

type

'show

c'

for

details.

The hypothetical

commands

'show w' and 'show

c' should

show

the

appropriate

parts

of the

General

Public

License. Of

course,

the

commands

you

use

may

be

called

something

other

than

'show

w' and

'show c'; they could

even be mouse-clicks

or menu

items-whatever

suits your

program.

You should

also get your

employer

(if you work as a programmer)

or your

school, if any, to sign a "copyright

disclaimer"

for the pro-

gram,

if necessary.

Here is a sample; alter

the names:

Yoyodyne,

Inc., hereby

disclaims

all copyright

interest

in the

pro-

gram 'Gnomovision'

(which makes passes at compilers)

written

by

James Hacker.

signature

of Ty Coon,

1 April

1989

Ty Coon,

President

of Vice

This

General

Public License does

not

permit

incorporating

your

program

into

proprietary

programs.

If your

program

is a subrou-

tine

library, you may consider

it more useful to permit

linking

pro-

prietary

applications

with

the

library.

If this

is what

you want

to

do,

use the

GNU

Lesser General

Public

License

instead

of

this

license.

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