FAS COPYRIGHT
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Copyright (C) 1990-1994 Uwe Doering

Although FAS is frequently refered to as a public domain driver,
FAS was never released to the public domain (this is true for
all releases of FAS). FAS is freeware, and the author has the
full copyright.

Here are the conditions under which you may copy and distribute
FAS. The goal of these terms is to spread FAS as wide as possible
and, on the other hand, to prevent anyone from making money out
of it, and to prevent any restrictions of the availability of
FAS.

1. You can freely copy FAS, and you may give copies of FAS to
   everyone.
2. FAS has to be distributed as the complete package released
   by its author.
3. Vendors may bundle FAS with their products as long as they
   a) tell their customers (somewhere in the written documentation)
      that FAS is freeware, wasn't developed by the vendor, and the
      vendor doesn't have the copyright for FAS. 
   b) provide the complete original package in addition to their
      customized version. Customization means modification of
      the configuration files. No changes to the actual source
      file (fas.c) are allowed.
   c) tell their customers (somewhere in the written documentation)
      where the original package is located on the distribution
      media.
4. Changes to the sources are allowed
   a) for private use.
   b) to develop another freeware package with similar copyright
      restrictions. This new package has to have a different name.
5. The author isn't liable for any damage or loss of data caused
   by FAS.
