XMSGAPI; eXtended MSGAPI - version 1.2
Licence and Copyright


XMSGAPI is primarily based on the Squish MsgAPI revision 0.0 (dated
1991-11-17) and portions of the Squish Developers Kit 2.00 (dated
1994-05-23) source code, both written by Scott J. Dudley.

Modifications to the above code have been released to the public
domain.

The Squish MSGAPI0 is copyright 1991 by Scott J. Dudley.  All rights
reserved.  The Squish Developers Kit Source, version 2.00 is copyright
1989-1994 by SCI Communications.  All rights reserved. Maximus and
Squish are trademarks of SCI Communications.

Use of source code in the XMSGAPI is subject to the restrictions
contained in the Squish MSGAPI0 and SQDEV200 licence agreements below.


Squish MSGAPI0 Licence Agreement

Squish MSGAPI0 is copyright 1991 by Scott J. Dudley.  All rights
reserved. Squish, SquishMail and Maximus are trademarks of Scott J.
Dudley.

Although MSGAPI is copyrighted, you have been granted a limited licence
modify or to use MSGAPI in your applications.  The only restrictions on
the use of MsgAPI are:

1) This code must not be sold.  Permission to post this file on "pay
   BBSes" is granted, as long as no extra fee (above and beyond the
   normal access charges) is required to download or access this code.
      
2) If you use this code in your application, you are required to give
   credit for the MsgAPI code, and you must also indicate that "Squish"
   is a trademark of Scott J. Dudley.
	    
3) If you modify this code, you must keep the message format compatible.
   If my original MsgAPI code cannot read from AND write to message
   areas created by your modified code, you may not label your
   application as being compatible with the Squish message format.
      
   Aside from the above, there are few restrictions on the use of the
   MSGAPI0 code.  As long as the above conditions are followed, MSGAPI
   may be incorporated into any type of application, commercial or
   freeware.


Squish Developers Kit 2.00 Licence Agreement

All of the source code, header files and documentation within the Squish
Developers Kit is copyright 1991-1994 by  SCI Communications. All rights
reserved.

Distribution Policy

Although the MsgAPI code is copyrighted, you are granted a limited
license to modify or usr MsgAPI in your own applications.

1) You may use the MsgAPI code as part of any type of application,
including freeware, shareware, or commercial programs. No royalties or
licensing fees are required.

2) This code must not be sold on its own. While it  is permissible to
sell an application that uses or contains the MsgAPI code, you may not
charge any extra fee (above  the base cost of the product) for just
providing the user with a copy of the Squish Developers kit.

Also, you may not charge any extra fee (above the base cost of the
product) for providing Squish base support within your program.

3) If you use this code in your application, you must give credit for
the MsgAPI code and indicate that "Squish"  is a trademark of SCI
Communications.

4) If you wish to identify your application as being compatible with the
Squish message format, you must ensure that the original MsgAPI code is
capable of reading and writing to the message bases that are created by
your program. If the original MsgAPI code is unable to read the files
created by your program, you may not label your program as Squish-
compatible.

As long as the above four conditions are followed, MsgAPI may be
incorporated into any type of application without charge, regardless of
the nature of the application (commercial, shareware, or freeware).

No Warranty

Because the Squish Developers Kit (SDK) is licensed free of charge, we
provide absolutely no warranty. Except when otherwise stated in writing,
SCI Communications and/or other parties provide the SDK "as is" without
warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including, but not
limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a 
particular purpose. The entire risk as to the quality and performance of
Squish, and the accuracy of its associated documentation, is with you.
Should the SDK or its associated documentation  prove defective, you
assume the cost of all necessary servicing, repair or correction.

In no event will SCI Communications be responsible in any way for the
behaviour of modified versions of the SDK. In no event will SCI
Communications and/or any other party who may modify and redistribute
SDK as permitted above, be liable to you for damages, including any lost
profits, lost monies, or other special, incidental or consequential
damages arising out of the use or inability to use (including but not
limited to loss of data or data being rendered inaccurate or losses
sustained by third parties or a failure of the program to operate with
any other programs) the SDK, even if SCI Communications has been advised
of the possibility of such damages, or for any claim by any other party.
