.author: PURPOSE: Any and all authors who have a part in the program FORMAT: Any number of lines, treated as one line (n in the text will "break up" the line into multiple visual lines.) EXAMPLE: Joe R. User, Tea Rexx. EXAMPLE: J. Jonesn Random Hackern B. Clinton NOTES: Addresses should be placed in the .address field. There should be only one .address field for each .author field. If more than 1 .author field is specified, then the same number of .address and .email fields must also be given in a 1-to-1 relationship (i.e. the 3rd .author field must be associated with the 3rd .address, and the 3rd .email field.) EX: see the example "Joe R. User, Tea Rexx" above; Assume that Joe R. User has long vanished and no known address, but that Tea Rexx has supported the program for a while. If an .address and/or .email field is available for Tea Rexx, then you must specify EMPTY .address and/or .email fields for the author listed BEFORE the ones for Tea Rexx. Likewise, if the two authors names were reversed, you would NOT have to specify blank .address and/or .email fields for the second author. I hope that makes sense.


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