This is a commercial product distributed as shareware, price  
excluding handling: $34 U.S.

Is the price within your means?

What you have downloaded is not a free offering. Coeli sits
imprisoned on your hard disk in the privacy of your very own
computing environment. You probably salved your conscience
with the thought " I possess it. Why should I pay?"

Yet as you know, in the case of information, possession is not
9/10 of the law. Not with books, and especially not with
software, unless the author voluntarily surrenders his rights.

The shareware producer does the user a service by allowing full
and free access to his product for a limited period; are you about to
repay his trust with what the law defines as theft? - millions
of people who have never contemplated a 'real' crime in their
lives do it routinely. We've all done it: we're all guilty.
But that's no excuse...

Look at the benefits of letting shareware work.

Shareware will only flourish with your willing and active
co-operation. Or it will die. Which alternative do you prefer?

Press [L] for life, [D] for death...