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Abbreviated LICENSE:
The ASAD package (including the ASAD reaction database) is freely available but without warranty. The package is copyright Centre for Atmospheric Science, 1995-2004 so you must not further distribute, sell or include portions of the software in any commercial software but you are free to use and modify it under the terms of this license for personal use. We ask that you respect the development effort for ASAD and give appropriate acknowledgement in any publications arising out of its use.
Please read the full license.

ASAD Software Registration

The ASAD code is freely available to anyone who fills in this simple registration form (so that we can keep track of who using the software and make a case for supporting external users). The form will be sent to Glenn Carver who will contact you with details on how to obtain the software.

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Tell us what you will use ASAD for:
Where did you hear about ASAD?:	PLEASE SELECT ONE By a web search (e.g. Google) By a link from another web page By a colleague I read the ASAD paper published in Comp. Phys. Comm. (CPC) From the CPC program library web site Some other way
The ASAD package includes Fortran77 source code and utilities, master ratefiles and userguide.
Clicking 'Submit' will send a message to the maintainer of ASAD requesting access to the software.

New Utility Programs

30th Sept. 1998 New and updated utility programs are now available. For users who have previously downloaded ASAD version 2.0 or older versions, you can retrieve a separate compress Unix tarfile containing just the new utils subdirectory. You do not need to retrieve this if you are going to download the entire package again.

The new utility programs are:

• checkrate.f : Format and syntax checker for ASAD ratefile format.
• degrade.f : Will take an input molecule and print out all the reactions and products for that molecule. Useful for finding the degradation of complex molecules.

If anyone has problems with the new utilities (or any of the others), or has problems downloading this separate tarfile, please contact me.