------------------------------------------------------------------- ORG (c) - The only Disk Organizer Utility to truly deserve the name ------------------------------------------------------------------- This package contains the shareware copy of ORG version 1.32, a super-fast Disk Organizer Utility with many additional features including "on-the-fly" file sort and delete functions. Refer to chapter 2 (Getting Started) in the documentation for instructions on how to use the ORG. ORG is copyrighted software. You may however make as many copies as you like of this shareware version and distribute them to others, provided that you do not alter the contents of the package in any way. If you like ORG and use it regularly, you must register your copy by completing the registration form at the end of the ORG.DOC file and sending it (by air-mail) together with $25.- to: To register as a BIX member, mail me the appropriate amout: $20.- for the registered version, or $40.-, if you also wish to receive a copy of the source code. Send cash by registered air-mail or a personal check (add $3.- for handling) by regular air-mail. If you live in the US or Canada, please send your registration to: David Rifkind 1800, Hillcrest Drive #287 Newbury Park, CA 91320 (USA) If you are registering from outside North America, please send your registration to: Michael H. Greve Aubrigstrasse 23 CH 8804 AU Switzerland Note: (Send cash by registered air-mail or a personal check (+ $3.-) by regular air-mail). When you register, you will receive the latest release of ORG. Also, you will receive upgrades and enhancements free for a period of one year from registration. If you want to know how ORG "defrags" your disk, you may also order the complete (Microsoft C) source code for an additional $25.--. (only available to registered users). The following files should be in this package: ORG.EXE The ORG program ORG.CFG A sample configuration file ORG.DOC Documentaion file for ORG README.1ST This file ORG.DOC is an ASCII file formatted to be printed out on any "dumb" printer. The only control characters it contains are page breaks, making it easy to display on the screen with virtually any editor or word processor. Mike H. Greve Nov 3, 1990