If Found...                                        1997 Nemesis Productions
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Dec 31, 1997

Description 

	This is a simple utility that may help retrieve
	your Newton if you ever lose it. 

	When you turn on the Newton, it will display a
	screen which has your contact information
	(taken from the Owner info). 

	It also serves as a launching pad to get to
	various built-in Applications on the Newton.
	
	From the screen which comes up, you can access
	your Notes, Names, Dates, Extras, Prefs, and
	Clock.

	To get past this intro screen and back to what
	you were working on before, you simply tap
	anywhere on the screen, or hit a key on your
	keyboard. 

	NOTE: This is NOT prevent anyone from
	accessing your Newton data.J If you are
	looking for a security/password program to
	prevent unauthorized access.... this isn't it. 
	
	
SimpleBack

	SimpleBack is also included.  Since IfFound takes
	the place of a lot of the needs of a backdrop
	application... if you want to conserve more
	heap space, you can use this "SimpleBack" as
	a blank backdrop.  

Cost 

  For Personal Use:
	
	IfFound is not Crippled in any way. I'm not going to call it
	shareware, however, as I've discovered I don't have enough time,
	as a medstudent, to properly support software products. So, if you
	do find this software useful, I would very much appreciate $5 as a
	show of support. However, there is a lot of crappy shareware out
	there... so I'll leave it to you to decide if it's worth that much. 

  For Business/Institution Usage:
	
	Please contact me regarding usage/payment of this product. (Address/email below)
  
  Send Checks/MO (Payable to "Arnold Kim") to: 

	Arnold Kim
	Nemesis Productions
	118 Selden Rd.
	Newport News, VA 23606

Contact Us

	Web: http://users.visi.net/~arn/
	email:  akim@iname.com
	
	Postal:
	
	Arnold Kim
	Nemesis Productions
	118 Selden Rd.
	Newport News, Va 23606


Disclaimer 

	Nemesis Productions makes no guarentees
	regarding the retrieval of your lost hardware.
	Bottom Line: if you lose it, it's your fault. 
	

(c) Copyright 1997 Arnold Kim
