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					Transmogribot (Copyright © 2002 Nick Howes) 		
					is a simple utility program to convert between various engineering 
					units.  You may download and use it for free 
					(but donations are gratefully accepted - click on the button below).
					You may link to this page.  Please don't 
					redistribute Transmogribot; please don't decompile it or modify it.  
					(If there's a significant amount of interest expressed, 
					I will consider opening the source code)
				 
					While we believe that the data in this application is accurate, 
					it may not be.  There may also be bugs in the code that  
					cause malfunctions.Use this application at your own risk.
 Mac OS X
					Download a disk image tmb.dmg.gz 		containing the application.Unzip (usually automatic) and mount the disk image (usually automatic or double-click tmb.dmg).
 Drag the application to the folder of your choice.
 
 Windows, Linux, Solaris, etc.
					First ensure that you have a 
					Java Runtime Environment 		(version 1.3 or later) installed on your machine.Next, get the tmb.jar file.
 Double-click the JAR file to launch the application 
					(or type
 java -jar tmb.jarin a terminal or DOS window). Known bugs
					-none-
				 Version History
					
						1.1  			Added units: point, pica, hand, fathom, rod, furlong; stone, carat.  Removed 'degree' symbol from Kelvin.
					
						1.0  			Minor fixes.
					
						1b2  			Fixed bug where degree sign wasn't properly displayed.
					
						1b1  			Added many unit types.
					
						1d11  			Added velocity unit type.  Changed quit handling for Jaguar.
					
						1d10  			-not released-
					
						1d9  			Improved about dialog. Still no new unit types :(
					
						1d8  			Changed UI to eliminate menus (suggested by John Manning).  New icon.
					
						1d7  			Various UI improvements.
					
						1d6  			Remembers window position.  Screen or Window menu option for Mac OS X.
					
						1d5  			Changed menus to match Mac L&F.  Fixed bug where support classes were omitted for Windows/Linux/etc.
					
						1d4  			sets a default convertion.
					
			
						1d3  			results can be copied (for pasting into other programs)
					
						1d2  			better result formatting
					
						1d1  			first release, not too many unit types
					 
					Send comments, questions, suggestions, bug reports to tmb@ghostwood.org
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