This is file "copying.cb".

This document describes the terms for distributing the source code of and any
derived work based on the LIBGRX graphics library. Such source code is marked
with the copyright notice:

   "Copyright (c) 1992 Csaba Biegl, 820 Stirrup Dr, Nashville, TN 37221"

Source code copyright Csaba Biegl is distributed under the following terms:

 (1) The event queue library (code in the 'events' sub-directory of the
     archive), the test programs for the graphics library (code in the
     'test' sub-directory) is distributed without restrictions. This code
     is free for use in commercial, shareware or freeware applications.

 (2) The LIBGRX graphics library is distributed under the terms of the
     GNU LGPL (Library General Public License) with the following exception:

     -  Using the DOS versions (DOS only! this exception DOES NOT apply to
	the Linux version) you are permitted to distribute an application
	linked with GRX in binaries only, provided that the documentation
	of the program:

	   a)	informs the user that GRX is used in the program, and

	   b)	provides the user with the necessary information about
		how to obtain GRX. (i.e. ftp site, etc..)


 (3) Parts of this code were derived from source code copyrighted:
     "Copyright (C) DJ Delorie, 24 Kirsten Ave, Rochester NH. 03867-2954".
     Such code falls under the original copyright. A copy of the file
     "COPYING.DJ" is included with this document. If you did not receive
     a copy of "COPYING.DJ", you may obtain one from where this document
     was obtained, or by writing to:

	DJ Delorie
	24 Kirsten Ave
	Rochester NH  03867-2954
	USA

 (4) Graphics drivers (even the new ones) are distributed under the terms
     described in "COPYING.DJ".

 (5) Fonts (in the 'fonts' directory) are distributed according to the
     terms in the file "COPYING.MIT". Most of the fonts included with the
     LIBGRX library were derived from fonts in the MIT X11R4 distribution.
     The exception is the "pc" BIOS font family, which is distributed
     without restrictions.

 (6) The 8514/A graphics driver and some 8514/A specific low-level library
     library functions were derived from code published in "Graphics
     Programming for the 8514/A" by Jake Richter and Bud Smith.
     (M&T Publishing Inc., 1990) See the file "./src/reg8514a.h" for
     further copyright details.

 (7) Donations are always welcome.

A copy of the GNU GPL (in the file "COPYING") and the GNU LGPL (in
the file "COPYING.LIB") is included with this document. If you did
not receive a copy of "COPYING", you may obtain one from where
this document was obtained, or by writing to:

  Free Software Foundation
  675 Mass Ave
  Cambridge, MA 02139
  USA



If, by some random chance, you decide to take paragraph #7 above
(about the donations) seriously, don't forget about: DJ Delorie (address
above), without whom we still would be paying $500+ for a probably
inferior 32 bit protected mode DOS C compiler, the folks at the FSF
(address above) who brought you GCC, and the folks at Berkeley who are
mainly responsible for the C run-time library in DJGPP. Their address:

  Computer Systems Research Group
  Computer Science Division, EECS
  University of California
  Berkeley, California  94720
  USA