Poop Sheet about HORN10, the 10th EduCALC HP 48 Goodies Disk.

 1. Official Name: "HP 48 Goodies Disk, Vol. 10".

 2. Diskette Volume Label: "HORN10"

 3. Ordering Information from EduCALC:

    Stock #GD10A (5.25-inch high-density mini-floppy), $4.95

    Stock #GD10B (3.5-inch high-density micro-floppy), $4.95

    (Note: This is EduCALC's cost; they make no money off these, nor
    does anybody else.)

		EduCALC
		27953 Cabot Road
		Laguna Niguel, CA 92677 U.S.A.

 4. Copyright: See COPYRITE.DOC for details about the files on this
    disk. The disk as a whole may be freely copied if and only if (1)
    it is copied in its entirety without any modification to any of
    its contents whatsoever, and (2) you make no profit in doing so.
    You may, of course, recoup your copying costs. The idea here is
    not to make a profit from software which the authors specifically
    released for non-profit public benefit.

 5. Shareware: Some of these programs are called "shareware" by their
    authors. This means that they encourage you to "test drive" their
    programs first, and then if you like them and continue to use
    them, to send in the suggested "registration fee".  Failure to do
    so discourages the author from supporting his or her work.

 6. Diskette file recovery: This disk is doubly protected against
    accidental loss of contents. Several hidden files on the disk
    allow the full use of MS-DOS 5 & 6's UNDELETE and UNFORMAT
    commands. For those without DOS 5 or 6, Norton's equivalent
    utilities are also supported (called QU and FR in the early
    versions, and UNERASE and UNFORMAT in later versions).

 7. Diskette optimization: The contents of this disk are 100%
    unfragmented. Golden Bow Systems' VOPT and Norton's SD (SPEEDISK)
    were used to optimize the disk for speedy access. Use DISKCOPY to
    copy it, not XCOPY, to preserve this disk optimization.

 8. Viruses: This diskette was verified as virus-free by Microcom's
    Virex PC, and as HP-48 virus-free by Brian Maguire's VACCINE.1,
    and Will Laughlin's CLEAN, and will remain virus-free as long as
    you keep it write-protected.

 9. Directories: DIR produces alphabetized file listings, even if you
    don't have 4DOS or DOS 5+, since the directories are sorted using
    Golden Bow Systems' VDS and Norton's DS.

10. File Comments: Users of 4DOS or NDOS will notice that every file
    on this disk has a "description" attached which gets automatically
    displayed whenever DIR is used.

11. Documentation: The documentation for the files in the
    subdirectories is usuallyu contained in *.DOC files in the same
    directory.  But be sure to view all the files anyhow.