














                                  USER GUIDE

                                      TO

                             ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING       

                                     WITH

                               E-Z-BOOK SOFTWARE



                                   Shareware
                                     v.5.0


                               by Rexxcom Systems

                             The Displayware People






                                30-day Trial Copy
 




      Rexxcom Systems                      CompuServe ID: 72656,2764
      The Displayware People               GEnie address: C.WIEDEMANN
      P.O. Box 111                         The Internet:
      Schooleys Mtn., NJ 07870             72656.2764@compuserve.com








            Copyright (C) 1995 Rexxcom Systems, Schooleys Mtn., NJ, USA














                                   CONTENTS



                        Instructions "In a Nutshell"   1
                        Detailed Instructions          1
                        Page Numbers                   2
                        Adding Colors                  2
                        The Autofont Titler            2
                        Fancy Text Fonts               2
                        Hypertext Linking              3
                        Underlining, Stars, Faces      3
                        Full Color Graphics            4
                        Single and Double Hot Keys     4
                        Music                          5
                        A Cover for Your E-Book        5
                        Changing Text Fonts            5
                        Problems?                      5
                        Multiple Chapter Files         6
                        Memory                         6
                        Getting Paid for E-books       6
                        Encrypting Your Chapters       7
                        Sample Encrypted Chapter       7
                        Registering with Softlock      7
                        Other Marketing Methods        8
                        Your Rights to Use Program     8
                        Use with Windows (Tm)          8
                        Disclaimer                     8
                        The DET Code                   8
                        Registration Form              9, 10















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You have the 30-day trial copy of E-Z-Book.  The directions you will receive
with your registered copy will contain much more information. 

+-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --+
|                         INSTRUCTIONS "IN A NUTSHELL"                       |
|                         ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~                       |
| Use a word processor to type your text.  Set the line length at 78 and put |
| this "DET code" on the top line: 24, 78, 1, 2, 240, 1, 0. Save the text as |
| an ASCII file named NEW.DET.  Make a copy of CH-1.DEB named NEW.DEB.  Edit |
| BOOK.BAT so NEW appears after TITLE.  Then type GO and press Enter to dis- |
| play your E-Z-Book publication.  Basically that's all there is to it!      |
+-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --+

                             DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS

A.  Using your favorite word processor or text editor, start a new text file
    and on the first line type the following numbers, comma separated and
    spaced as shown here:

                           24, 78, 1, 2, 240, 1, 0 

This is the important DET code.  It may appear anywhere on line 1, but custom-
arily it begins at the left margin.  Do not change it except as explained
below under "Page Numbers."  Do not type anything else on line 1.  Begin your
text on the next line.

B.  Follow the directions of your word processor or text editor and set your
    line length to 78. This is the same as a "word wrap" of 79, a term used by
    some text editors.  If you do not use the proper line length, you will
    either lose some letters, or you will leave a wide space to the right of
    your paragraphs.

C.  As an alternative to typing your text, you may import (load in) an
    existing text file beneath the DET code line.

D.  Save your file with an ASCII save (DOS text save).  Do not save with the
    regular default save of a word processing program, since it will mess up
    your file.  See your word processing manual if you are not sure how to do
    this. 

E. Save your file with the extension DET.  You might call it NEW.DET.  It is
   important that each DET file (other than hypertext) have a name no longer
   than five characters, or the automatic bookmark will not work right.

F. Every DET needs a similarly named DEB to set the overall color scheme.  If
   you gave your DET file the name NEW.DET, make a corresponding DEB by
   copying CH-1.DEB.  Do this by typing COPY CH-1.DEB NEW.DEB (Enter).
   Important: A DEB is NOT a copy of a DET file or a text file.

G. Edit the batch file BOOK.BAT, which is included. (A batch file is a text
   file having the extension BAT.)  Put NEW in the position shown here:

@echo off
COVER
call font.bat
ezb5 HINTS TITLE NEW CH-1 CH-2 SOFT CH-3 CH-4 DOC REGIS
ega
vga
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The above 6-line file, saved as BOOK.BAT will display your chapter when the
word GO is typed and the "Enter" key is pressed.  

If NEW is your first chapter, and you want another chapter which the reader
accesses with the right arrow key, you might name it NEW2 (denoting NEW2.DEB
and NEW2.DET) and it would appear on the same line of GO.BAT, making the line
look like this:

ezb5 HINTS TITLE NEW NEW2 (etc.)

H.  Run BOOK.BAT, by typing GO (Enter).  'GO' runs GO.BAT which is needed to
    lead into BOOK.BAT.  Later when a password is used GO.BAT will be
    automatically changed to include the password.

                                 PAGE NUMBERS 

If the first No. of CH-1.DET is changed to 25, page numbers will not be
displayed.  If the first No. of the code of INDEX.DET is changed to 24, page
numbers will be displayed.

Colorizing words and sentences is done with ease.  After typing your text add
two-letter codes (abbreviations of colors) with each code in square brackets.
If you type [GN] at the start of a word, the word will appear in green; if you
use [BK,YW] the word will appear in black text against a yellow background.
When you register E-Z-Book you will receive full instructions, a list of two-
letter color codes, and everything needed to make colored pages and covers.

                             THE AUTOFONT TITLER 

The 1995 version of Rexxcom's AutoFont Titler program easily makes colored
headings and titles in jumbo fonts.  The jumbo display fonts used on the sample
e-book covers were made with the Titler.  To make jumbo titles and headings you
simply type your words and immediately they appear in jumbo letters. Full
directions accompany the AutoFont titler.

                              FANCY TEXT FONTS 

Art Deco, Chunky, Old English and our other special fonts appear when their
hot-keys are pressed.  Each font is contained in an HQ modules, a small program
whose name begins with the letters HQ.

When the number 6 is pressed, the HQ module HQDECO.COM changes the lettering
style to Art Deco.  Other numbers and letters change the style to Old English,
Italic, etc.  In BOOK.BAT the line which reads "call font.bat"  loads whichever
lettering style (font) has been selected.  We decided to start with HQSW2.COM,
the medium font, and to do this we included a file named TWO.FNT.  This little
file changes its name whenever you select a different style.  When you make
your own e-book, this file must have the name of the hot-key whose lettering
you want to use.  If you want to use Art Deco, the file must be named SIX.FNT.
Old English requires W.FNT, etc.  (If you are a programmer, you may wonder why
we use this method.  It is designed for use with file encryption.)

Always include EGA.COM and VGA.COM at the end of BOOK.BAT.  This assures that
any computer system will be properly reset after your e-book has been viewed.
Study the files ZERO.BAT through NINE.BAT, plus J, K, L, G, H, V, W, and Y.BAT,
the batch files for font-style hot keys.  The next page lists the 18 HQ modules
and hot keys:
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                Hot Key      HQ Module           Name of Font
                ~~~~~~~      ~~~~~~~~~           ~~~~~~~~~~~~
                   1         HQSW.COM            Small standard
                   2         HQSW2.COM           Medium standard
                   3         HQSW3.COM           Large standard
                   4         HQROMAN.COM         Nu Roman
                   5         HQROMAN2.COM        Tall Roman
                   6         HQDECO.COM          Art Deco
                   7         HQSLENDR.COM        Slender
                   8         HQLILJIM.COM        Li'l Jim
                   9         HQTHIX.COM          Thix
                   0         HQITALIC.COM        Italics
                   G         HQLEWIS.COM         Lewis
                   H         HQSCRIPT.COM        Script
                   J         HQJIM.COM           Big Jim
                   K         HQLOTHIX.COM        Lo Thix
                   L         HQCOUR.COM          Courier
                   V         HQCHUNKY.COM        Chunky
                   W         HQENGL.COM          Old English
                   Y         HQMEDI.COM          Medieval
                    
                              HYPERTEXT LINKING 

Setting up a hot key which lets the reader jump to a page or more of special
information is easy.  The sample e-book uses 'D' as the hot key for the first
example of hypertext linking.  To set this up we simply made a pair of files
named HYPER1.DEB and HYPER1.DET (contains the text), and then we wrote a batch
file named D.BAT.  It is on your disk, and it looks like this:

@echo off
ezb5 hyper1
del *.ezb
font

That's all we need to make our special text appear in a flash whenever the
reader presses "D" while reading the e-book.  You, the writer, give these files
the names A.BAT to Y.BAT, ZERO.BAT to NINE.BAT, and many more with double-key
files (see "Single and Double Hot Keys," page 4). Each hypertext BAT (batch
file) must contain a command for the font style which you want to use for the
hypertext.  If this is omitted, the hypertext will appear in the font style
which was in effect before the hot key was pressed.  It is OK to do this if it
is the effect you want.  Example:  If we wanted this first hypertext to appear
in the Art Deco style we would have included a line saying "hqdeco" under
"@echo off".
                        UNDERLINING, STARS, AND FACES 

When typing your text, the tilde symbol (the key to the left of the "1" key in
the top row) will make a 5-pointed star when one of the HQ modules is loaded.
The smiling face is made by typing the less-than and greater-than symbols.
Underlining is accomplished by using the underline symbol (shifted hyphen) on
the line beneath the words to be underlined.  No words may appear directly
beneath the underlined words.




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                             FULL COLOR GRAPHICS 

The graphics in our sample e-book are displayed through the following steps
which occur almost instantaneously: 

1. Pressing the hot key activates a batch file which we made in a text editor
   or word processor.  The hot key "A" causes the file A.BAT to run.

2. The batch file runs a graphics program.  In the case of the Space Shuttle
   we named our graphics file SHUTTLE.EXE.

3. After the graphic has been seen and any key is pressed, the batch file then
   re-loads the font style in use by the e-book.  This is done by including the
   word "font" (see A.BAT below).

4. At that moment E-Z-Book automatically re-displays the page you were reading
   when you pressed the hot key.

Here is what A.BAT looks like:

@echo off
shuttle
font

All you have to know to use this feature is how to write the batch file (and
now you know!), how to name it (name it A.BAT if you want its hot key to be
"A"), and where to get graphics programs.  You may make them, buy them, or
download them free from online services.  More info on this when you register.

A.BAT and B.BAT use graphics programs named SHUTTLE.EXE and CLOWN.EXE.  We
started with graphics files called PCX files.  We converted them to stand-alone
files with a program you will get when you register.

                          SINGLE AND DOUBLE HOT KEYS

E-Z-Book has 71 hot keys available to display graphics, hypertext, etc.  There
are 36 single-character hot keys which use all letters and all single digit
numbers.  You may make batch files A.BAT through Z.BAT and 0.BAT through 9.BAT.
Study the batch files to see how they are set up to (a.) change fonts, (b.)
display graphics, (c.) display hypertext, (d.) play music.  In addition to the
single character hot key batch files, there are many two-character hot keys
which each use the letter "Z" as its first character.  If you use two-character
batch files for your own e-book, include the program Z.EXE with the rest of
your e-book files.  If you do not need more than 36 hot keys you may omit Z.EXE
from your e-book files.

                                    MUSIC 

The music which plays when the hot keys "M" and "N" are typed is the product
of small programs which produce musical notes.  These programs are accessed
with the use of batch files, the same way the graphics files are accessed.
The hot key "M" causes the file M.BAT to run.  Here is M.BAT:

@echo off
hqchunky
helena
font

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The program HELENA.EXE is one of many such music programs available from
various sources.

 
                           A COVER FOR YOUR E-BOOK 

Our main cover was made with the Paintbrush program which comes with MicroSoft
Windows(Tm).  The photographic cover showing the train was made similarly.  The
other covers were made with DEB/DET cover files which you get when you
register, plus the AutoFont Titler which you should order when you register.


                             CHANGING TEXT FONTS 

If you like the effect of having a "fancy" text font on your cover or title
page, and a regular font in the body of your e-book, use the hot-key "X" while
viewing the sample e-book, or run X.BAT when not viewing the book.  At the DOS
prompt type TYPE X.BAT (Enter) to see how to use "dummy files" in place of real
DEB and DET files to force E-Z-Book to re-start with a new font style.  We have
included BLANK.DEB and BLANK.DET to use as dummy files.


                                  PROBLEMS? 

1. The top line of EVERY text file must contain a DET code.  This rule applies
   to all chapter files and hypertext files.  Nothing else should be on line 1.

2. The correct DEB/DET pair of files must be present.  You make the DET with a
   word processor or text editor.  To make the corresponding DEB, copy one of
   our DEB's which produces the background color you want, and give it the same
   "first name" as its companion DET file.  A DEB is NOT a copy of a DET!  It
   has to be a copy of one of our existing DEB's.

3. The text must be formatted with a line length equal to the 2nd number of the
   DET code..  If you use a greater line length, words near the right margin
   will be lost.

4. If you have a text file which is only one screen-page in length, the first
   number of its DET code should be 25, so no page number will appear at the
   bottom.  If your last line of text is line 25 of the file, follow it with a
   blank line 26 having one or more "spaces" in it, or else line 25 will be
   invisible.

5. The video monitor must be EGA, VGA, Super VGA or Multi-Sync.  With the old
   fashioned CGA monitors the display will blink.  There is no way around this.
   If you are going to include slide-quality graphics, the monitor MUST be VGA
   or better.

6. All files listed in your batch file must be present, including EZB5.EXE
   EGA.COM, VGA.COM, plus the correct DEB/DET files, and the font style you
   want your e-book to appear in, such as HQSW.COM, HQSW2.COM or HQSW3.COM.

7. The computer must be fully IBM compatible and using MS-DOS or PC-DOS.

8. Feel free to ask us questions by e-mail or snail-mail.

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                             MULTIPLE CHAPTER FILES

If you use the chaptering method used in the sample e-book, and if your
chapters are named, say, NEW1.DET, NEW2.DET, etc., (each having its own
corresponding DEB file of course), then your main batch file (BOOK.BAT) will
look something like this:

@echo off
call font.bat
ezb5 COVER TITLE NEW1 NEW2 NEW3 NEW4
ega
vga

In the above batch file, cover, title page and chapters all appear on the same
line following ezb5, and this will make them accessible, from one to another,
with the right and left arrow keys.  (It does not matter whether you use upper
or lowercase lettering, but lowercase is often used in batch files.) There is
additional information on this subject in the expanded user guide which you
will receive with when you register.

                                    MEMORY 

If you use SoftLock (see next section) to encrypt part of your electronic book,
your readers must put your e-book onto their computer's hard drive.  The reason
for this is the fact that the SoftLock program will not unlock files on a
floppy disk.  If you are not going to use SoftLock, you may want to distribute
your e-book on floppy disks, in non-compressed form, to be read right from the
floppy.  If you do distribute a book to be read directly from the floppy, there
are memory considerations which are covered in the registered user guide.

                         GETTING PAID FOR YOUR E-BOOK 

OK, you wrote an electronic book, you followed our directions to set it up for
on-screen display with E-Z-Book, you used the file compressing program (which
you will receive when you register) to put everything into one compressed
file, and now you want to upload it to America Online, GEnie, CompuServe, the
Internet and more.  This makes it available to millions of potential readers,
and if it is accompanied by a good description this is an excellent marketing
move.  You have become an author-publisher.  But wait ...  you don't want to
publish it free ...  you want each reader to pay you for his or her copy.  What
do you do about this essential part of the publishing process?  The answer is
easy.  You use SoftLock Services.

SOFTLOCK is a program which encrypts the text of one or more chapters of your
electronic book so no one can read the entire book until they enter a password
to unlock it.  This program is sent to you free of charge when you register
E-Z-BOOK.  Most writers publish their books with up to half the book in
un-encrypted, readable form, to give readers a chance to "get into" the book.
If the reader likes the readable chapters, he or she follows instructions to
call SoftLock's 800 number for a password.  When they call, your customers use






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the buttons on their touch-tone phone to enter a product number which identi-
fies your e-book, plus credit card information.  They receive a password which
unlocks the encrypted chapters.  After entering their password one time only,
whenever they type GO (Enter) the entire book is displayed for their enjoyment.

The important part of this, for you, is the fact that SoftLock Services sends
you checks in the mail!  The amount you receive is the price of your e-book
(established by you, the author/publisher), minus $1.50 processing charge and
20% commission.  Let's say you price your e-book at $5.95.  In that case
SoftLock keeps a commission of $1.19, plus the processing fee of $1.50, and
you receive $3.26.  That happens to be an excellent deal.  For a writer to
receive that much on the sale of a paper book, a publishing house would have
to pay a royalty of 15% on a book priced at $21.70.

The registered copy of E-Z-BOOK includes the SoftLock and Encrypt programs,
easy-to-follow directions, and everything you need to put together an e-book
which is easy to publish and ready to produce a steady stream of income.

                           ENCRYPTING YOUR CHAPTERS 

When you register E-Z-Book you will receive our program "Encrypt".  Encrypt
links E-Z-Book with the SoftLock program (which you get free) to make chapter-
encryption quick and easy.

                           SAMPLE ENCRYPTED CHAPTER 

When you view the sample e-book, you will come to the page headed "Sample En-
crypted Chapter Coming Up."  Read this carefully, and be sure to print it out
and add it to your printed copy of this user guide.  While it will not show up
in readable form until you obtain a password, Chapter 3 has useful information,
and you should perform the steps needed to decrypt or unlock it.  You will
learn exactly what your reader customers must do to unlock the encrypted part
of your electronic book.  Also, there is important information in Chapter 3.

                REGISTERING YOUR E-BOOK WITH SOFTLOCK SERVICES

The registered copy of E-Z-Book contains easy directions for calling SoftLock
Services to register your electronic book and obtain a 'product number' for it.
After this, your readers simply call SoftLock's 800 number to pay by credit
card (you receive checks from SoftLock) and to receive their unique 'unlocking'
password.  (From outside USA/Canada a regular phone number is called.)

                   YOUR RIGHTS TO COPY AND USE THIS PROGRAM

The compressed file containing EZB5.EXE and related programs and files may be
copied and distributed freely, posted on BBSs, listed in shareware catalogs and
on CD ROM disks, as long as all files are included.  You may use the programs
and their accompanying files to publish a non-commercial e-book, e-zine, or
e-newsletter on a trial basis for 30 days.  After that time, discontinue use
until you are a registered user.  See the registration form for information on
obtaining a commercial license for use of the program in publishing an e-book.




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                     OTHER METHODS OF MARKETING E-BOOKS

Instead of the encrypted-chapter method, the "demo method" may be used to pub-
lish and and market electronic books.  With this method you upload a "demo" or
partial e-book to CompuServe, GEnie, America Online, the Internet, etc.,
including an order form.  Readers mail payments to you, and you mail disks.
Just as our E-Z-Book programs are available to be phone-ordered from SoftLock
Services, you may do the same with your e-books.  Call SoftLock Services at
1-800-763-8562 or send them e-mail.  Their Internet address for e-mail is
slpasswords@softlock.com.

                      USING E-Z-BOOK WITH WINDOWS (Tm)

An electronic book using E-Z-Book may be accessed and read from within Micro-
soft Windows (Tm).  A problem arises with encrypted chapters because SoftLock
is disabled when Windows is running.  If no chapters are encrypted the e-book
may be displayed in Windows as follows.  Click on "File" and then click on
"Run."  Next type the directory and the word "go" and press the "Enter" key.
If the e-book is in a directory named BOOK, type: \BOOK\GO (Enter).  When you
register you will receive information about OS/2 and Windows 95 as well.

                                 DISCLAIMER 

The enclosed programs, files, information, and directions are provided "as is"
with no warranties whatsoever either expressed or implied, including without
limitation, warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose
or a particular hardware system.  The entire risk as to the quality and per-
formance of these materials rests with the user.  The graphics and music pro-
grams are not Rexxcom Systems programs; they are supplied at no charge as a
convenience.  Use of the software implies acceptance of this disclaimer.

                                 THE DET CODE

Here is the meaning of each number in the 7-digit DET code:

                      1 - No. of lines per page               
                      2 - Width (line length expressed in No. of characters)
                      3 - Line on which first text appears (usually 1)
                      4 - Column (left margin)
                      5 - Text Colors (you get a chart with registration)
                      6 - High Intensity background (1 = "on")
                      7 - Not used

For example, the DET code for CH-1.DET which contains the text of Chapter 1 of
our sample e-book, is: 24, 78, 1, 2, 240, 1, 0.  This means each page has 24
lines, each line contains room for 78 characters, the top text of each page
may appear on line 1, the left margin begins at column 2, the overall text
color is black on bright white, and high-intensity mode is in operation.








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                       E-Z-BOOK REGISTRATION FORM

   Please register me as a user of E-Z-Book software and send:

   Quantity              Software                          Fee     Subtotal

   ________     REGISTERED E-Z-BOOK SOFTWARE PACKAGE      $19.95   ________

                Includes over 10 DEB/DET sets for colored pages
                Plus over 32 DEB/DET sets for covers & newsletters
                Included: SOFTLOCK & ENCRYPT programs & easy directions
                Included: LHA file compression program
                Included: EXE.EXE + GIFEXE graphics file makers
                Included: PICEM graphics file viewer
                Included: ZEE.EXE graphics file viewer
                Included: Programs which add text to graphics
                Included: 23 Text Fonts (HQ modules) including fancy fonts

       Registration includes a license to distribute E-Z-Book software
       with an unlimited No. of NON-commercial publications for 5 years

   ________     1st COMMERCIAL LICENSE (additional fee)    20.00   ________

       Each COMMERCIAL license permits distribution of E-Z-Book software
       with 1 COMMERCIAL publication for a period of 5 years

   ________     Additional Commercial Licences (each)      10.00   ________

       Licences for each additional e-book published by same registered user

   ________     AUTOFONT TITLER (Additional fee)           29.95   ________

       Titler makes colored titles & headings in jumbo & text-size fonts

       IF TOTAL EXCEEDS $50 SUBTRACT 10% VOLUME DISCOUNT           ________

                      Subtotal                                     ________
                 
                      Sales Tax (NJ Adresses)                      ________

                      Shipping & Handling                          ________
                      ($4 U.S. and Canada, $10 elsewhere)
                   
                      Total Enclosed                               ________
     
              Name: ______________________________________

    Street Address: ______________________________________

  City, State, Zip: ______________________________________

           Country: ____________  Phone: _________________

                Mail to: Rexxcom Systems
                         P.O. Box 111
                         Schooleys Mtn., NJ O787O

All software is on 3.5" disks.  Payment must accompany order.  Orders from
non-US locations must include a check drawn on a bank which has US offices.
Send cash by registered mail.  Prices are subject to change without notice.


                                 PHONE ORDERS


Rexxcom Systems has made an arrangement with SoftLock Services to accept tele-
phone orders for E-Z-Book software and related products.  When you order by
phone, your order is shipped as soon as possible.

To order by phone call 1-800-763-8562.  Outside US and Canada call 716-238-
3444. You will be asked for Product No., SoftLockID*, credit card No., name and
address.  The SuperPak is already marked down $10.00 for the SPECIAL DISCOUNT.

*When ordering the password to unlock Ch.III of the sample e-book, you need
SOFTLOCK.EXE plus YOUR OWN SoftLockID No.  (To find your number press the hot
key `P' while viewing the sample e-book.)  You will receive SOFTLOCK.EXE FREE
with registered E-Z-Book software.  For all other products enter 66283761 when
asked for SoftLockID.  For products 30042 through 30049 you will be issued
password which is for your records only.  All prices include shipping and
handling.  All software ordered by telephone is on 3.5" diskettes.

Internet address for e-mail orders: slpasswords@softlock.com (include name,
address, credit card number, expiration date, SoftLockID and product number
from list below).  Caution: e-mail may be subject to interception.

  Product            Product                          SoftLock      Price
  Number              Name                              ID        w/shipping
  ------   -------------------------------------     -----------   --------- 

  30041    E-Z-Book Password Demo                 (YOUR SoftLockID)   $ 3.00
 
  30042    Super-Pak: Registration + E-Z-Book Package  66283761       $63.90
           + AutoFont Titler + Commercial License     
           (Price Includes $10.00 discount)
  
  30043    Registration + E-Z-Book Package Only        66283761       $23.95
           (Titler & Comm. License not included)                  

  30044    AutoFont Titler Software Only               66283761       $33.95 
                   
  30045    Program Combo: Registration + E-Z-Book      66283761       $53.90
           + Titler (Includes Non-commercial license)
  
  30046    Commercial License (Available for regis-    66283761       $20.00
           tered owners of E-Z-Book)
  
  30047    2 Commercial Licenses (for registrees)      66283761       $30.00
  
  30048    1 Additional Commercial License if you      66283761       $10.00
           have one or more from previous orders
  
  30049    2 Additional Commercial Licenses            66283761       $20.00
  
Note: You are dialing an automatic system and only one numbered product may be
ordered with each phone call.  If you wish to order more than one product you
may call right back to order the next item.  For each call, select one of the
numbered products shown above. 

All prices are subject to change without notice.

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