PROGRAM LICENSE
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     MusiPoc 1.10 is owned and (c)Copyright 1993 by Berthold Daum.
     All Rights Reserved.

     This program is not in the public domain, but may be used and freely
     distributed (not for resale) only if accompanied by this documentation.
     The use of this program is free of charge but registration
     is recommended (see below).



		MusiPoc Version 1.10 - Release Notes
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Program Description:

An editor for musical tunes.
Includes features such as:
 Graphical editor.
 Tune lenght up to a total of 255 notes or rests.
 Tunes are stored as files.
 Subroutine to play tunes out of applications or programs


Applications:

Multimedia applications.

Installation:

You may want to use the file MPINSTAL. First change the drive letters to your requirements,
then call under MCLINK "@MPINSTAL". Then install the application via PSION-I.

Call structure of Tunplay:  ret% = tunplay%:(f$,i%)
	f$ = File name
	i% <> 0 : Tune can be cancelled via key press


Content of this disc:

Modules: MusiPoc.opa, TunPlay.opa

Bitmaps: musigraph.pic

Tunes: Buffalo.tun, Campdown.tun, Cucara.tun, Danube.tun, Donjuan.tun,
       Elise.tun, Funeral.tun, Goodnite.tun, Maplerag.tun, Mountain.tun,
       Oldfolks.tun, Preciosa.tun, Railroad.tun, Redriver.tun, Republic.tun,
       Saints.tun, Sleeping.tun, Susanna.tun, Texas.tun, Volga.tun,
       Weasel.tun, Yankee.tun

Documentation: mpinstal, mpreg.txt, readme.txt, MusiPoc.wrd


Requirements:

The system requires about 7.5k of disk space. 
The manual needs about 3.5k of disk space.
The predefined tunes need about 2k of disk space.
When active, the system requires >11k of memory.
The routine for playing tunes requires about 1k of diskspace.

Documentation:

You may use MusiPoc.WRD as an online documentation under Word.

For a more comprehensive documentation in printed form you will have to register.
This documentation contains also the full specification for the tune playing module TUNPLAY
and its source code.

Registration:

The use of MusiPoc is free of charge. However, if you like the product, 
we happily appreciate a donation - say US$10. In return we send you a full
printed documentation.

Please use the form mpreg.txt
and send cheques made payable to an Australian bank, Eurocheques, or money orders 
 (no credit cards numbers please) to

			Berthold Daum
			21 Margate St.
			Beaumaris, Vic. 3193
			Australia

In return we send you a printed MusiPoc documentation (allow a few weeks for delivery). 
You also will have the right to use all future MusiPoc versions free of charge.

Other products:

HyperPoc is a card oriented hypertext an hypermedia system.
Cards are organised in stacks (files). Cards may be superimposed with backgrounds.
Cards and backgrounds can contain a variety of objects, such as:
  application, bitmap (animated), card link, clock, expainer, hotTab, icon (animated),
  keyword, music, phone number, polyline, rectangle, text.
Functions include:
  Invocation of Series 3 applications, several navigation functions, phone dialling, 
  alarms (planned), stopwatch.
Comes with 30 icons.

A good complementing product for HyperPoc is PicPoc. PicPoc is a fully fledged paint program.
It allows to create icons and bitmaps up to a size of 640x400 pixels. It includes the usual
tools including spray and fill patterns (even custom fill patterns). Freeware.

SimPoc is a spreadsheet application for the Series 3 computer. It can print, displays business
graphics, and scrolls fast. It is possible to call OPL-programs from formulas and formulas 
from OPL-programs. Although it includes such nifty things like lazy evaluation and result cache
it comes as freeware.