Getting help
============

If you run into problems, there are several things you can do (in order of
preference):

* Read the documentation.  I know it's inadequate, but it's there, and does
help (a bit... I think :)  Read all the README.* files, and also check other
files in the docs directory.

* Read the USENET Newsgroup alt.dcom.slip-emulators (it's FAQ is also
included in the docs directory).  Sure, the name is misleading (it should be
alt.dcom.tcpip-emulators), but other than that it's a great source of
information.  Your question has probably been answered before (in which case
you should read the FAQ), and if not, it will allow others to find the
answer to a question which may have nagged them.

* Read my WWW home page (http://blitzen.canberra.edu.au/~danjo/), especially
the "Latest Info" link (http://blitzen.canberra.edu.au/~danjo/latest.html).
I usually put up major bugfixes on it, and other general info which affects
the latest release of slirp.

* Once you have exhausted the above resources, you can send me e-mail.
Please don't send me questions regarding how to un-gzip or un-tar files, I
am not a unix tutor.  Also, give me as much info as you deem necessary.
*Always* give me the OS's, version of OS's, version of slirp, etc.  Please
do *not* send me debugging files, unless I ask for them.


Dan ...
