DrawAid V3.31
1st October 2002

This application and suite of procedures allows BASIC programers
to produce specialist Drawfile generating programs for their own
needs with the minimum of work, and no knowledge of the RISC OS
Wimp system.

The application is particularly useful for mathematical or parametric design,
in which a range of precise or geometrically similar objects are required to be drawn.

For some further information see the Notes directory which can be found
by clicking on the icon bar DrawAid icon.

Full instructions are in the separate UserGuide, which is included in Adobe Acrobat format.

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COPYRIGHT Conditions

This software is made available for use under free licence, but remains the property and copyright of the CARVIC Manufacturing.  ie it is classed as 'Freeware' and may be copied freely, but distribution copies may not be altered in any way from the original zipped file.  Additional, user generated, drawing procedures may be added to the Library for individual use, but must not be included in the freeware distribution copy, which must remain as in this zipped file.

DISCLAIMER

Whilst CARVIC Manufacturing has taken care to ensure that the information and function contained in this DrawAid software and in the supporting documentation is reasonably correct, and since by its nature the software will interact closely with the user's own programs, CARVIC Manufacturing accepts no liability for any consequential loss or damage, however caused.   The user must ensure to his/her own satisfaction that the results of the joint programs are correct.

SUPPORT

This software is provided freely, and owing to business commitments NO support is available.  An exception to this is made in the case of customers who in the years 1991 to 2002 purchased a licenced copy of DrawAid from CARVIC Manufacturing.  The licence number should be quoted in this circumstance and communications made as detailed in the original documentation.


Bill Graham
  
  CARVIC Manufacturing,
  FORRES
  Scotland

14th January 2003