Thank you for trying out Cookie Cutter PC.  This version is
written for Windows '95.


Please direct comments, suggestions and bug reports to:

	e-mail	[email protected]

	- or -

	visit our web site at:  http://dilbert.pdxnet.com/~ayecor

Directions for use:

1.  The first time you run Cookie Cutter you will be prompted to search
    the drives for cookies.  Simply do this by selecting the (fixed) drive
    to search and click the "Search Selected Drive" button.  This program
    will automatically find and catalog all occurences.

    note:  There may be more than 1, even if you only have 1 browser as
           they can be left from previous browser installations.

2.  Run Cookie Cutter after each time you use and close your web browser.
    Any cookies it finds will be eliminated and you will be told the URLs
    that wrote them to your hard drive.

3.  Under "Cutting Options" select the way you would like to use Cookie
    Cutter;

	Choose "Auto-cut Cookies on Startup" if you will start the program,
	cut cookies and exit.

	Choose "Scheduled Cutting" if you will leave it running for a period
	of time and would like cookies cut in the background.

4.  You may select or deselect a cookie to be saved by double-clicking on it
    in the box titled "Notes on where you've been", but be aware that it may 
    or may not be a "safe cookie" regaurdless.

Registering Cookie Cutter PC:

Why register?  

First, is the program useful?  Does it perform a task that you find valuable?  
Of course you'll get that good feeling that comes with "doing the right thing", 
but you'll also get fast responses to questions via e-mail.  Additionally, you 
may get the occasional free upgrade.


Pricing.

Whether you purchase through the mail, via check or money order and have the 
program mailed back, or register online with a credit card or by other means, 
the price will be the same; $13.  Initially we tried to charge a base price and 
add charges for shipping and disks, or online registration fees.  Finally (a) 
it became too complicated and (b) one couldn't actually purchase the program 
for the base price anyway (unless they came here and picked it up personally).  

Addresses and such.

register online by going to the AyeCor site at:

http://dilbert.pdxnet.com/~ayecor

-OR-

AyeCor Software
2115 Pillsbury Ave. S.
Minneapolis, MN  55404

Note:  Please note which program you are ordering and whether it is to run on 
Win95/NT or Win3.1/3.11, that is, 32-bit or 16-bit.

Cookie Cutter PC v2.23 (32-bit) *Reg Key*
Eliminates nags and 50-run limit
by ZuLu

What is it?
    Yet another (yawn) utility for deleting cookies that your web
    browser collects while surfing.

See the ZuLu.nfo *TEXT* file for details
and reg info.

Cookie Cutter PC v2.23 (32-bit) *Reg Key*
Eliminates nags and 50-run limit
by ZuLu

What is it?
    Yet another (yawn) utility for deleting cookies that your web
    browser collects while surfing.

Where to get the program
    Homepage:     http://dilbert.pdxnet.com/~ayecor
    Download URL: http://www.pdxnet.com/~ayecor/cc32/sware/ccpc32.zip

Instructions
    Either type the code in manually (not recommended), or copy and
    paste the code from here to the edit boxes in the registration
    window (much easier), or simply double click on the enclosed file
    called 'CookieCutterPC.REG' which will enter the info into the
    Windows Registry automatically, allowing you to bypass the reg
    screen altogether.  Just unzip the .REG file to any directory on
    your Harddrive and run it.  You can delete it when you're finished.

UserName:  aueozhtiuwhgwoyfihkdfyeshoijrisr
KeyNumber: aueozhtiuwhgwoyfihkdfyeshoijrisr

    You are probably saying "What the hell........" about right now
    and wondering if I goofed.  I did not.  Both entries are exactly
    the same (32 lower case letters).  The program does not display
    the Name or Number in any of it's screens.  I'm pretty sure that
    this Name/Number combo is a generic and universal reg, meaning that
    there are no other valid names and/or numbers.  But I didn't spend
    any time trying to figure it out so maybe there's a way to get it
    to accept a specific name (for those of you who just can't live
    with a program that isn't registered in your own name).

NOTE: I didn't have any other versions of the program to test the
      registration on, nor did I have the 16-bit version.  So I can't
      say for sure whether this info is valid for any release of the
      program, other than v2.23 (32-bit).  My guess is that the info
      IS valid for the 16-bit version, and may well be valid for all
      releases of v2.xx