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                       Simone's Simple Split v0.8
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                          by Simone Bevilacqua

                                31/3/1996
     
@{"           DISCLAIMER             " Link DISCLAIMER} Some legal stuff
@{"          Distribution            " Link Distribution} More boring stuff
@{"   Requirements & Installation    " Link Requirements_&_Installation} Have you got 10 MB free? 
@{" Why SSSplit and what does it do? " Link Why_SSSplit_and_what_does_it_do?} NO prize for who guesses!
@{"              BUGS                " Link BUGS} rEaLLy?
@{"             Author               " Link Author} Some notes about me...
@{"        Greetz and Thanx          " Link Greetz_and_Thanx} Ciao!
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@NODE DISCLAIMER "DISCLAIMER"
   
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    *   THIS PROGRAM IS PROVIDED 'AS-IS' WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND   *
    * EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED.                                      *
    * @{"I" Link Author} ACCEPT NO RESPONSABILITY OR LIABILITY FOR ANY DAMAGE OR PROBLEM*
    * DERIVING FROM THE USE OF THIS PROGRAM:  USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!   *
    *********************************************************************


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@NODE Distribution "Distribution"

    This program is Public Domain, therefore, IT CANNOT BE SOLD FOR PROFIT.

    So only the distribution charges (i.e. disk, postage & packing,etc.)
    can be applied.

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@NODE Requirements_&_Installation "Requirements & Installation"

    SSSplit has no special requirement. It should work on any Amiga,
    as it just uses the rom libraries DOS and EXEC.
    The amount of RAM required depends almost exclusively on the
    specified chunk length.

    To install, copy it anywhere you want, preferably in the c: drawer.

    SSSplit runs only from CLI.

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@NODE Why_SSSplit_and_what_does_it_do? "Why SSSplit and what does it do?"

    SSSplit was born when I needed a file splitter and I just hadn't
    one at the moment. I perfectly understand that there are already
    a lot of file splitters, and that there was no need of this VERY
    VERY little util. Yet, one more util hurts nobody.

    It does just what its name says, and that's enough, I believe.
    For the command line syntax, type SSSplit without parameters.

    To reconstruct the original file use the command "join" or
    something like that.

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@NODE BUGS "BUGS"

    There is no known bug. If you find one, just drop @{"me" Link Author} a line:
    I'll try to fix it and release a new (hopefully not buggy) version.

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@NODE Author "Author"

    The author's name is:                     Simone Bevilacqua

    The author's home address is:               Via A.Volta 6
                                             86010 Ferrazzano (CB)
                                                    ITALY

    The author's phone number (just for Italy):   0874/90566
    
    The author's home address is (for study):  P.za Garibaldi 9
                                               56010 Pisa (PI)
                                                    ITALY

    The author's E-mail address (University):  bevilacq@cli.di.unipi.it

    VERY IMPORTANT: The author needs some Information about the 
    Italian Copyright Laws: if you have any, don't hesitate to send
    them to me.

    The author's doesn't agree with Project Walker :(.
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@NODE Greetz_and_Thanx "Greetz and Thanx"

    Now, I'd like to greet:

    My Parents & my Brother,
    my Relatives (especially Fabio and Daniela in L.A.)
    All my Friends and everyone who knows me around the world
    (Nei hou, CHIU HANG SHI!!!!).
    Fabio 'Maverick' Bizzetti, the COOLEST AMIGA programmer around.
    Thanx for the efforts you're doing to keep the AMIGA up.
    Thanks also to all the Amiga sceners who support our beloved
    machine with their creations.
    Thanks to GOD for giving me all I have.

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