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-An important note from the port maintainer 
-				(Andreas Klemm <andreas@knobel.gun.de>)
-
-Please note: mapedit is NOT public domain software
-==================================================
-
 Credits and license terms
 =========================
 
 Copyright 1994 by Thomas Boutell. THIS IS NOT PUBLIC DOMAIN SOFTWARE.
-Commercial users must pay for it to continue using it after 30
-days. You need not register again when new versions are released.
-Please remit $25 to:
+Commercial users must pay for it to continue using it after 30 days.
+You need not register again when new versions are released.
 
-Thomas Boutell
-426 Bellevue Ave. E Apt. 1
-Seattle, WA 98102 USA
+Please remit $25 to:	Thomas Boutell
+			426 Bellevue Ave. E Apt. 1
+			Seattle, WA 98102 USA
 
 Nonprofit and educational users are required to send me a postcard!
 
-What is mapedit?
-================
-
-mapedit is a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor for
-imagemap files.
-
-Imagemap files are a feature of both NCSA and CERN httpd servers;
-they allow you to turn a GIF into a clickable map by designating
-polygons, circles and rectangles within the GIF and specifying a
-URL for each to link to.
-
-Unfortunately, creating good image maps by hand is a lot of work,
-because the points must be located using an editor not explicitly
-designed for the purpose.
-
-mapedit allows you to load your GIF image into a scrollable,
-resizable window and then draw polygons, circles and rectangles on
-top of it, specifying a URL for each. It also allows you to go back
-and delete these "hot spots", set a default URL for clicks outside
-of the "hot" areas, and so on. In addition, it allows you to
-associate comments of arbitrary length with each object if you have
-a server that accepts the NCSA imagemap format.
+What is mapedit:	mapedit is a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get)
+			editor for imagemap files.
 
-Please take a look at the file /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/mapedit/mapedit.html
-for full usage documentation.
+For full documentation:	/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/mapedit/mapedit.html