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This file is relevant for:  Expresso 1.00b, WenSuite 3.20c, and XXL 1.00e.
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The procedures outlined below to register various applications, without a
payment to the publishers, is perfectly legal, although some try to claim
that it is a copyright infringement. The laws about Copyright, however, can
only apply to how copyrighted material is distributed.  If no distribution
of that material occurs, then no copyright infringement has been committed.
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It is also legal to distribute this instruction, as the significant info
is contained only in some simple numbers, and such information is not in
any way covered by any copyright.  They are in Public Domain from untold
thousands of years of traditional usage in all human civilizations.
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Thus it is legal for anyone to do what is described in this file, but once
this has been done, it is no longer legal to pass the registered program
package on to anyone else.  That would be illegal distribution of material
which is copyrighted, and such infringements are punishable offences.
Instead you can distribute this text file, which is legal, and let others
follow its instructions without your involvement.  Then no laws are broken.
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However, while it is legal to follow these instructions, it is not ethical
to keep using a product without payment indefinitely.  If you find that you
like the registered program so much that you actually continue to use it
on a regular basis, then you should contact the authors to buy a properly
registered version.  This naturally applies to all software, not just the
ones mentioned explicitly in this particular text file.
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For Expresso 1.00b (and possibly later versions), do the following:

Unpack the Expresso archive, and place the contents wherever you want them,
but remember that you must keep the subfolders that are stored in the same
folder as EXPRESSO.PRG, and that you must never rename them.  Expresso has
these names stored internally and will fail if it can't find these folders.

Start Expresso and await the registration dialog that will appear.
There should be four entry fields visible:

1: a long field for the names of the user,
2: a 4-digit field for the serial number
3: a 16-digit field for the primary key
4: a 3-digit field for the secondary key

For each of these fields, enter the corresponding strings shown below,
naturally typing only those characters I show *inside* the quote chars.

1: "Jubal Droad"
2: "1234"
3: "1234567890123456"
4: "185"

When you are sure each field contains precisely the above strings, which
does means that no free spaces remain in fields 2, 3, and 4, then click
the [ OK ] button of the dialog.  Expresso will then save a file named
"INFO.EXI" in the subfolder "RSC\", and proceed to operate as registered.
On future launches, the registration dialog will not appear, unless you
erase "RSC\INFO.EXI" to reduce the package to unregistered mode again.

This completes registration of Expresso.
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For WenSuite 3.20c (and possibly later versions), do the following:

Unpack the WenSuite archive, and place the contents wherever you want them,
but remember that you must keep the subfolders that are stored in the same
folder as WENSUITE.PRG, and that you must never rename them.  WenSuite has
these names stored internally and will fail if it can't find these folders.
It will also create new folders for you automatically, and the same rule
applies to them.  Changing those can cause lost data and/or functionality.

Start WenSuite and await the registration dialog that will appear.
There should be four entry fields visible:

1: a long field for the names of the user,
2: a 4-digit field for the serial number
3: a 16-digit field for the primary key
4: a 3-digit field for the secondary key

For each of these fields, enter the corresponding strings shown below,
naturally typing only those characters I show *inside* the quote chars.

1: "Jubal Droad"
2: "1234"
3: "1234567890123456"
4: "206"

When you are sure each field contains precisely the above strings, which
does means that no free spaces remain in fields 2, 3, and 4, then click
the [ OK ] button of the dialog.  WenSuite will then save a file named
"INFO.WSI" in the subfolder "RSC\", and proceed to operate as registered.
On future launches, the registration dialog will not appear, unless you
erase "RSC\INFO.WSI" to reduce the package to unregistered mode again.

This completes registration of WenSuite.
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For XXL 1.00e (and possibly later versions), do the following:

Unpack the XXL archive, and place the contents wherever you want them,
but remember that you must keep the subfolders that are stored in the same
folder as XXL.PRG, and that you must never rename them.  XXL has these names
stored internally and will fail if it can't find these folders.

Start XXL and await the registration dialog that will appear.
There should be four entry fields visible:

1: a long field for the names of the user,
2: a 5-digit field for the serial number
3: a 16-digit field for the primary key
4: a 3-digit field for the secondary key

For each of these fields, enter the corresponding strings shown below,
naturally typing only those characters I show *inside* the quote chars.

1: "Jubal Droad"
2: "12345"
3: "1234567890123456"
4: "177"

When you are sure each field contains precisely the above strings, which
does means that no free spaces remain in fields 2, 3, and 4, then click
the [ OK ] button of the dialog.  WenSuite will then save a file named
"INFO.XXI" in the subfolder "RSC\", and proceed to operate as registered.
On future launches, the registration dialog will not appear, unless you
erase "RSC\INFO.XXI" to reduce the package to unregistered mode again.

This completes registration of XXL.
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Note that there is no mistake in most of the strings specified being the
same for Expresso and WenSuite above.  Only the final (secondary) key needs
to be different, so I kept the others identical to keep things simple.
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