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| TSD Inc.                                  Entropy v1.2 - Release Notes |
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Entropy v1.2 is subject to the terms detailed in the license agreement
accompanying it.  Support for users of Entropy may be obtained via e-mail
from TSD at entropy@tsdi.com (Entropy Turbo only), and online at
http://www.edb.net/.

Please refer to Entropy's documentation for detailed instructions on how
to install and use Entropy.

The following files should be included in this distribution:

  LICENSE.FASTCGI	The FastCGI application library license agreement
  LICENSE.TURBO  	The license agreement for Entropy v1.2 Turbo
  LICENSE        	The freeware license agreement for Entropy v1.2
  README         	Entropy v1.2 Release Notes
  Y2K                   Entropy Year 2000 Readiness Disclosure
  * entropy.cgi  	Entropy v1.2 CGI/FastCGI program
  * edbm         	Entropy v1.2 Database Manager
  .edbaccess     	Sample .edbaccess file to help get you started

* The Windows 95/98/NT version of edbm has been named edbm.exe.
  The FastCGI interface is not currently supported on Windows 95/98/NT.

Entropy may use both turbo (commercial) and freeware licenses for each
web site housed on your HTTP server.  Turbo licenses may be purchased
from Entropy's web site at http://entropy.tsdi.com/.  Without a valid
turbo license key for your web site, Entropy is limited in the following
manners:

	* Your databases are limited in size to 100 kilobytes
	* You may only access one database per EML page
	* + Your EML pages must display the "Powered by Entropy" button
        * The "Powered by Entropy" button contains a blinking
          registration nag
        * Entropy's default user interface contains a blinking
          registration nag

A freeware license may be obtained free of charge by registering with
Entropy's web site at http://entropy.tsdi.com/.  The freeware license
is limited in the following manners:

	* Your databases are limited in size to 100 kilobytes
	* You may only access one database per EML page
	* + Your EML pages must display the "Powered by Entropy" button

+ If an EML template does not contain an <?ebutton?> tag, one will
  automatically be inserted at the end of the markup.

edbm is a simple shell management program that aids you in creating and
upgrading databases, as well as importing and exporting data to and from
Entropy databases.  Execute edbm with no command line options to obtain a
help message.