FREEWARE:

    This software may NOT be distributed or bundled with any product
    that is sold for commercial profit without the explicit permission
    of the author. In cases where the author has consented, the PKUNZIP(tm)
    authentication message which normally reads :

        Authentic files Verified!   # EYC098
        Tenth Planet Software International

    will additionally indicate the commercial entity to which permission
    has been granted. If authentication is not present, please contact
    the author to obtain a bona fide copy.

Disclaimer:

    The author hereby disclaims all warranties relating to this software,
    whether express or implied, including without limitation any implied
    warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
    The author will not be liable for any special, incidental,
    consequential, indirect or similar damages due to loss of data or any
    other reason, even if the author or an agent of the author has been
    advised of the possibility of such damages.  In no event shall the
    author's liability for any damages ever exceed the price paid for
    the software, regardless of the form of the claim.  The person
    using the software bears all risk as to the quality and performance
    of the software.

UnPKLite:

    This tool was designed to decompress most .EXE files created by PKware's
    PKLite v1.00-2.01 including those made with PKLite Professional using
    the -e (extra) option and which cannot be expanded using the -x (expand)
    option of PKLite.

    The key reason to decompress files is so they can be run and examined
    by debuggers like DEBUG, CodeView or Periscope. If the file is not
    decompressed the user must step through the decompression and relocation
    code every time the file is loaded before breakpoints can be set.

    Be aware that some applications test for a memory signature that the PK
    decompressor leaves in memory after it runs and passes control off to
    the application. PKware has several utilities that trash themselves if
    they fail to detect the memory signature. And one PKware app is multiply
    compressed, 13 (thirteen) times.

    Disassemblers like the very powerful V Communications' "Sourcer! The
    Commenting Disassembler!" need the file to be decompressed so that it
    can make sense of the code and provide labeling of jumps and calls.

    The usage of UnPKLite is very simple, the program is run with the name
    of the file to be decompressed and a name of the file to place the
    decompressed image in. The decompression process will be aborted if
    the source file is not compressed with PKLite, or a supported version
    thereof. The process will also be aborted if there is insufficient
    memory for UnPKLite to allocated its buffers, this is a programming
    issue and frankly I'm too lazy to expend the effort to rewrite the
    code to overcome this. If this is really an issue for you I can
    supply a DOS Extender or Win32 version.

    If you found this tool to be mildly useful or entertaining please send
    me some Email, positive feedback is always good to get and makes writing
    FREEWARE worth while. If you didn't like this tool, discard it, and keep
    your sentiments to yourself.


Clive Turvey, January 28, 1998.
DeKalb, IL., USA & Southampton, ENGLAND.

Email : clive@tbcnet.com
      : 74011.1732@compuserve.com

URL   : http://www.tbcnet.com/~clive

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I have finished writing Windows Source Version 3, which is now available
from V Communications Inc. Versions one & two of Windows Source were
written by Andrew Schulman.

What is Windows Source?

Windows Source is an add-on to V Communications' Sourcer disassembler
which preprocesses executable, dynamic link library, device drivers and
VxD files for Windows 3.x, Windows '95 & Windows NT. It also provides
support for OS/2 1.x, 2.x & Warp.

Where possible symbolic debug information included in separate .SYM,
.DBG files, or included in Codeview or COFF debugging sections.

Windows Source Web Page : http://www.tbcnet.com/~clive/vcomwinp.html

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For information about V Communications software :

Sourcer, Bios Preprocessor, Windows Source, System Commander,

V Communications, Inc., 2290 North First Street,
Suite 101, San Jose, CA 95131-2017.

Orders: 800-648-8266 (USA & Canada)
Phone : 408-965-4000
Fax   : 408-965-4014
BBS   : 408-965-4016
Tech  : 408-965-4018
Email : sales@v-com.com
      : 75031.3042@compuserve.com
URL   : http://www.v-com.com

These tools are highly recommended, be sure to let them know Clive Turvey
sent you.