

       Netica API Programmer's Library, version 1.05,

       Windows static library for Borland C/C++ 5.x (32 bit)



LICENSE AGREEMENT
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Before using Netica, make sure you accept the license agreement,
which is included with this package.
If not, return Netica unused for a refund.


INSTALLATION
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To install, simply copy the files on the floppy disk to the hard drive
directory of your choice (usually a new one is best), or unzip the
downloaded file.

It is best to first get the example project working.
To do that, double-click on the Demo.ide icon. If Borland C/C++ 5.x
is installed, it will start up and load the Demo project.

Choose Run from the Debug menu.  It will compile and link the required
files, make DEMO.EXE and will run it.  If you don't get any errors,
then your installation was probably succesful.  Borland C/C++ may come
into the foreground while it is running Demo so you may have to click 
on the taskbar button to bring Demo back.  DEMO.EXE should also run fine 
by double-clicking on its icon.

If you have Borland C/C++ installed on a directory other than "\BC5",
or on a drive different from the Netica installation, it will not be able
to find the required library and header files, so you will have to choose
Project from the Options menu, click on the Directories topic, and set the
directories appropriately (you may want to include a drive letter like C:
in front of some of them).

Once you have the example program running, you can duplicate the
"Demo" project (remember to duplicate both DEMO.IDE and DEMO.DSW),
replace DEMO.C with your own source files, and you are ready to build
your own application.

Alternately, you can simply include NETICA.LIB in your own project.
In that case you must be careful that none of your compiler or linker options
are incompatible with NETICA.LIB, which was built using the same options as 
the "Demo" project.

This library is only for 32 bit development.  If you need to do 16 bit
development, use NeticaAPI_Win_Bor_101.zip, or contact Norsys.


LICENSE PASSWORD
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In your own software, you should use the license password provided to you
by email, or on your invoice.  If you just use NULL, as in the "Demo"
project, Netica will only operate in a demonstration mode.


FUTURE VERSIONS
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Your purchase price includes all version 1.xx releases of Netica (for your
chosen operating system), so your license password will work on all of them.  
If you are downloading Netica, then you can simply download the new versions
as they appear.
If Netica was mailed to you, then you will receive mailings of selected
new versions.  Additional mailings can be purchased from Norsys.


SPECIAL BUILDS
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Versions of the Netica library built with different options may be purchased
from Norsys.  For example, you may want a version for 16 bit development,
and one that accesses the floating point coprocessor directly.


PROBLEMS
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If you have problems, contact Norsys at:    info_norsys@norsys.com



Norsys Software Corp.
www.norsys.com

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