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	  <h1>License Agreement</h1>
	
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	  <font face="Trebuchet MS" style="font-size: 10pt"><strong>
	  ExperienceUI for NSIS (Open Source)<br>
	  License Agreement<br>
	  Copyright &copy; 2004-2005 Dashboard Software Ltd.</strong></font><br>
	  <br>
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	  This license applies to everything in the ExperienceUI package, except where otherwise noted.<br>
	  <br>
	  This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages arising from the use of this software.<br>
	  <br>
	  Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it freely, subject to the following restrictions:<br>
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	  <li>The origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this software in a product, an acknowledgement in the product documentation would be appreciated but is not required.<br><br></li>
	  <li>Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not be misrepresented as being the original software.<br><br></li>
	  <li>This notice may not be removed or altered from any source distribution.<br><br></li>
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	  <h1>Acknowledgements</h1>
	  
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	    The first person I would like to thank for this whole thing is Amir Szekely, aka KiCHiK.  He's done so much awesome work on NSIS,
	    he's always got a great idea for a new feature, and, heck, he can code like crazy!<br>
	    <br>
	    I also want to thank Joost Verburg for writing the Modern UI, which is where I got the section descriptions, multi-language
	    support, and the basic layout for the ExperienceUI page system.<br>
	    <br>
	    Of course, I want to say thanks to ZmAn3, who created the computer graphic (Left Logo) that is used by default in all ExperienceUI
	    installers.<br>
	    <br>
	    Next on the list is MacroVision, for the inspiration to make this thing.  They've always got great ideas for us third-party
	    imitators to copy.  InstallShield® might be slow, but if it didn't look so good, this text would probably be buried somewhere
	    in the Modern UI readme right now.<br>
	    <br>
	    Finally, hats off to Afrow UK for hosting the download site until I could get something going.  Stu also wrote NSISArray, a custom
      version of which is used in the Start Menu page.<br>
	    <br>
	    Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.<br> 
	    InstallShield is a registered trademark of MacroVision, Inc.<br>
	    WinZip is a registered trademark of WinZip Computing, Inc.
	    
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	  <h1>Copyright</h1>
	  
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	  The ExperienceUI for NSIS is copyright &copy; 2004-2005 Dan Fuhry.  As stated in the license agreement, you are free to modify/distribute/make
	  fun of this software as much as you want, and you can use it in your own software, but <i>please</i> don't tell everyone you wrote the original
	  thing.  And, if you use the ExperienceUI in your own software, I would appreciate an acknowledgement in the documentation, but this
	  is not required.
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	  <h1>Translators</h1>
	  
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	  I would like to take the time to personally thank each and every person that has assisted me in translating the ExperienceUI into
          another language.  The list below is in alphabetical order<br>
          <br>
          <b>English (American):</b> Dan Fuhry<br>
          <b>French:</b>  [d]évolution (<a href="mailto:edjy@iquebec.com">edjy@iquebec.com</a>)<br>
          <b>German:</b> Matthias DuPont (Matze) (<a href="mailto:matze@gravure-hebdo.com">matze@gravure-hebdo.com</a>)<br>
          <b>Portuguese (Brazilian):</b> Jenner Modesto (<a href="mailto:jennermodesto@gmail.com">jennermodesto@gmail.com</a>)<br>
          <b>Spanish:</b> Matthias DuPont (Matze) (<a href="mailto:matze@gravure-hebdo.com">matze@gravure-hebdo.com</a>)<br>
          
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	  <h1>Web Links</h1>
	  
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	  I used the following software to create the ExperienceUI:<br>
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	  <b><a href="javascript:loadBrowser('http://nsis.sourceforge.net')">NSIS</a></b> - Oh, NSIS where would we be without you? Probably using Inno Setup or InstallShield and wishing for a more flexible/faster
	  scripting platform.<br>
	  <br>
	  <b><a href="javascript:loadBrowser('http://hmne.sourceforge.net')">HM NIS Edit</a></b> - The best NSIS editor on the planet, hands down.  HMNE is great for beginners and advanced programmers alike,
	  and it has an integrated compiler.<br>
	  <br>
	  <b><a href="javascript:loadBrowser('http://www.jedit.org')">jEdit 4.2</a></b> - I used jEdit to create the page you're reading right now, and I would recommend it to any programmer that needs
	  an editor with support for lots of languages.  jEdit saves open files, markers, and even caret positions when you close it, so
	  you'll never be looking for where you left off again.  Make sure you have Java.<br>
	  <br>
	  <b><a href="javascript:loadBrowser('http://www.knopper.net/knoppix')">KNOPPIX Linux</a></b> - I was on vacation and needed a laptop to keep up with my work, but the only one available didn't have a hard disk (go figure).  I simply popped my KNOPPIX LiveCD into the laptop and loaded my config from my USB pen drive, and I was good to go!  The download is 700MB, so make sure you have at least DSL, and preferably T1.  Oh, yeah, you can also buy a CD.  Like most Linux distros, you can't write to NTFS very well, so try to have a FAT or FAT32 partition to store shared files on.  I used the Kate editor to hand-modify this readme.<br>
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	  <b><a href="javascript:loadBrowser('http://www.aha-soft.com')">IconLover</a></b> - IconLover might be intended for use as an icon editor, but it's soooooo powerful...if you need an alternative
	  to Paint (who doesn't?) this should be your first stop.<br>
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	  <b><a href="javascript:loadBrowser('http://www.gimp.org')">The GIMP</a></b> - If you haven't heard of this open-source alternative to Photoshop, you must be extremely new to the Internet.  I used the GIMP to create some of the more impressive images in the ExperienceUI.<br>
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	  <b><a href="javascript:loadBrowser('http://sourceforge.net')">SourceForge.net</a></b> - "Everybody loves SourceForge" is the best thing since Linux.  They'll host your open-source projects for absolutely free (open source coding doesn't exactly pay too well), and SourceForge provides you with all the admin tools you could possibly want.<br>
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	  <b><a href="javascript:loadBrowser('http://www.opencube.com')">OpenCube Tree Menus</a></b> - The menu tree on the left of the window was based on code by OpenCube.<br>
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	  <a href="javascript:loadBrowser('http://sourceforge.net')"><img border=0 src=../Images/sourceforge.gif alt="Go to sourceforge.net"></a>
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	  <a href="javascript:loadBrowser('http://xpui.sourceforge.net')"><img border=0 src=../Images/XPUILogo.png alt="Go to the ExperienceUI Website"></a>
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	  <a href="javascript:loadBrowser('http://nsis.sourceforge.net')"><img border=0 src=../Images/nsis.gif alt="Go to the NSIS web site"></a>
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          <p class=footer>Copyright &copy; 2004-2006 Dan Fuhry.  All rights except those explicitly given in the <a href=javascript:void(0) style=color:#A0A0D0 onmouseover="this.style.color='#A0A0A0'" onmouseout="this.style.color='#A0A0D0'">license agreement</a> reserved.</p>
  
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