Dear visitor,

As you probably know the »PSR Registration Shuffler« is free software. This
means that you as a user of the program obtain the right to run the program,
to share it with everybody you like, to study its source code and to create
dervied works based upon it. Provided you don't change the license terms of
the program.

I myself obtained the same rights from other authors for their software and
thus make great use of it. Especially the pre-built Windows distribution of
the program ships with third-party programs and libraries which are needed
for my program to even run. This included packages are free software, too.

One of the great things of free software is that source code is readily
available so that you can easily build upon the work from others. But for
this to work it is mandatory that someone who publishes a derived work baed
upon free software relicenses the work under the same terms as (s)he received
the included works. Otherwise the principle of flurishing free software to
the benefit of developers and users couldn't work.

This means that I am also required to pass on the included software which
is distributed along with my program - including its source code. I could do
this by simply handing it out to you upon request. But for me and for you
it is more convenient to have the source codes available on my public web
server.

So if you are curious and want to see inside the things which make my program
work or if you just want to make use of your good rights given to you be the
principles of free software simply grab the source codes here.

While that's perfectly fine I want to note that you won't find the latest
versions of the source codes here. What you find here reflects the software
I'm shipping with the Windows distribution of the »PSR Registration Shuffler«.
Meanwhile official development of the packages goes on and so depending upon
your needs you might be better advised to get the newest source codes from the
upstream authors instead.

Other than that, lend yourself.

Yours,
Dennis Schulmeister
dennis -at- windows3.de