
                           TinyPort version 0.2

                   Copyright (C) 1996 Manfred Keul GmbH
                     e-mail: 100031.12@compuserve.com

                            All Rights Reserved



This file provides information for Shareware Distributors and Disk Vendors
who wish to distribute the TinyPort 0.2 package, including an extract from
the license agreement and suggested program descriptions and keywords.


                               Distribution
                            ==================

The complete license agreement is contained in the file LICENSE.TXT.

The following two paragraphs are extracts from the license agreement
regarding the distribution of the beta version of TinyPort:

You are hereby licensed to make as many copies of this software and its
documentation as you wish; give exact copies (including all files) of the
original version to anyone; and distribute the software and documentation in
its unmodified form via electronic means. There is no charge for any of the
above.

You are specifically prohibited from charging, or requesting donations, for
any such copies (a small handling fee is acceptable). You are further
prohibited from distributing the software and/or documentation with other
products (commercial or otherwise) without prior written permission.


                Suggested One Line Program Description:

Universal Windows NT device driver: allows reading/writing of I/O ports.


                          Suggested Keywords:

Windows NT Device Driver I/O Ports Hardware Input Output


                         Suggested Description

TinyPort is a Windows NT device driver that allows basic I/O over ports,
comparable to the Port array in Borland Pascal, or the INP and OUT
instructions in Basic. It permits what Windows NT normally prohibits:
to directly read or write hardware ports from application programs.

Interfaces easily to Pascal, C or any other language that allows linking to
DLL's.

This release (0.2) of TinyPort is a beta, its runtime is limited till
November 15th, 1996. By that time, a final version should be available as
shareware.


                           Other Information

Requirements:  Windows NT 3.5 or later.

Author:        Manfred Keul GmbH; e-mail: 100031.12@compuserve.com.

