*****  Honor Roll Of Those Who Helped NAG PLUS Become Reality  *****

          Imported and spread and also repaired (bad version)
          by QUARTEX in 1989 (??) thanks to our friends!!!!

          Carol Taylor of Saxon & Taylor, for the design, outline,
          and editing of our manual and her industry expertise.
          
         Chris Chesser, for the minor detail of WRITING the manual.
         
         Tom Smythe of RealTime Systems, for INSISTING on a AREXX port.
         
         Judy Prout, designer, for bringing "Gramma" to life.
         
         The Helpful Crew at Software Productions Inc.
         
         Dan Browning of Precision Software Inc. for physical and meta-
          physical assistance into the whacky world of distribution.
          
         Steve Jacobs and all of the friendly & encouraging people at
          the 1988 LA Amiga Expo.
         
         Harv Laser, PLink SYSOP extrodinaire, for views and reviews.
         
         Andry Rachmat for "3, or was it 4 lines of code?" ;-),
          the 'Nagelesque' shareware disk icons, and timely words
          of encouragement.
          
         Pegi Muncey, RB Williams, Curt Blood, Ken Hoffman, Pam Smith,
          and others for their suggestions on how to make Nag better.
          (some advice I took, some I didn't, but thanks to all!)
          
         John*Vig on PLink, who spent a lot of time helping me improve
          the documentation and overall 'user friendliness' of Nag.
          
         Howard Shore for beta testing, and Computer Quest for allowing
          me to use their 500's & 2000's as test-sites.
          
         John Willott, Rich Medved, Ken Hoffman, & Tom Smythe for input,
          advice, and occasional consolation.
         
         & especially Leo Schwab for inspiration and the proper attitude.


In addition, the following products were used in NAG PLUS's construction:

         Aztec Manx 'C' version 3.6a and SDB source code Debugger.
         PowerWindows 2.0 by Inovatronics, Inc. (parts of SetNAG)
         Perfect Sound digitizer and software. (some sound samples)
         "Encore" from Elipsys.  (the self-running dealer demo)