                        STDynArray License Agreement

     By using the software product ("STDynArray") contained in this 
package, you agree to the terms and conditions of this license 
agreement.

     Permission is given to the licensee ("you") of this product to 
use the development version of this software by one programmer only.  
It may be loaded on as many computers as you wish, but may not be used 
by a second programmer unless another license is purchased by that 
programmer or if the first programmer ceases to use this software.  
You may utilize and/or modify this product for use in your compiled 
applications.  You may distribute and sell any product which results 
from using this product in your applications, except a product of 
similar nature.  You may NOT redistribute any code that may be 
included with this product.

     This product is licensed "as is," without warranty, implied or 
expressed.  While every effort is made to insure that this product and 
its documentation are free of defects, Software Technology shall not 
be held responsible for any loss of profit or any other commercial 
damage, including, but not limited to special, incidental, 
consequential or other damages occasioned by the use of this product.

RESTRICTIONS:

     You MAY use STDynArray components and the related code to
create new components for use within your company or to create a 
Windows program (executable file created by Delphi).  Derived 
components are subject to the licensing requirements above.  
Resulting .EXE files may be distributed via freeware, shareware or 
any commercial means of sale or distribution, but you must NOT 
include any STDynArray .DCU, .DFM, .DPR, .HLP, .OPT, .PAS or .RES 
files on your distribution media.

     You may NOT create new Delphi components for distribution 
outside of your company, via freeware, shareware or any commercial 
product offering, based on any STDynArray component.  You may NOT 
distribute the STDynArray code to anyone outside of your company.

     Software Technology is not responsible for, nor can we provide 
technical support for, your use of any un-documented STDynArray 
function, procedure or property.  You assume full responsibility for 
supporting your resulting code and component(s) as well as the results 
of your using any undocumented function, procedure or property.
