The WhereIs program and documentation are Copyright (c) 1990
                   by Keith Ledbetter.  All rights reserved.


        This file  provides information  for disk vendors;  any person or
        organization distributing software on disks (or through any other
        medium, including  electronic  file transfer)  for a fee  will be
        considered  a disk  vendor  in  this  context.  This  explicitly
        includes commercial and non-profit user group libraries.

        To begin distributing WhereIs and its associated files, you must
        obtain written permission from me.   This is a must because it's
        the only way that  I  can guarantee  that you will  always  have
        the latest version of the program.  Once you have received
        permission from me, you will always be sent a disk with the latest
        version of the program when upgrades occur.

        To obtain this permission, please send me a copy of your standard
        written  materials (catalogs/flyers)  which  clearly explain  the
        shareware  concept, the  need for users to register  the products
        they use, and the fact that  the price of your disks is a copying
        fee only and does not constitute  payment for the product. If you
        carry both  shareware and  public domain  software/freeware  then
        your  materials must make a  clear distinction  between these two
        categories. Only  if these basic concepts are  explicitly  stated
        in your written materials will I be confident that your customers
        are fully informed about what they are paying for.

        If you are  an Approved  Vendor of  the Association  of Shareware
        Professionals(r) (ASP), you have my  permission to  start distri-
        buting WHEREIS.EXE immediately.  However, I still require getting
        a notification within four weeks stating the following:

          - the fact that you are an  Associate Member of the Association
            of Shareware Professionals
          - the date you started distributing WhereIs
          - the version  of WhereIs that you are distributing

        I strongly recommend  that you consider  becoming an ASP approved
        vendor if you  have not already  done so. The ASP  vendor program
        reduces the workload for both authors and vendors, and helps give
        customers  confidence  that reasonable  standards are  met in the
        distribution of  shareware products. For more  information on the
        ASP vendor program, contact the ASP at:

               Association of Shareware Professionals
               Vendor Certification Committee
               P.O. Box 5786
               Bellevue, WA 98006
               U. S. A.