HOME PAGE:

  http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~hancockd/CityZen/index.html

INSTALLING:

  Before you install or run CITYZEN you should read the disclaimer 
  (at the above website) and backup your data. 

  Unix/Linux:
    gzip'ped tar file:
      http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~hancockd/CityZen/CityZen-1.1-BETA.tar.gz

  MS-Windows:
    ZIP file:
      http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~hancockd/CityZen/CZen1-1B.zip
  
  Other:
    uncompressed PalmOS® database files:
      http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~hancockd/CityZen/CityZen.prc
      http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~hancockd/CityZen/labels.pdb
      http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~hancockd/CityZen/segments.pdb

  Once you have retrieved and unpacked CITYZEN, you need to install 3 files 
  on your Palm® device: CityZen.prc, labels.pdb and segments.pdb.

  The online Users Guide can be found at:

       http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~hancockd/CityZen/index.html

  where you can also download a local copy of the Guide.

COPYRIGHT:

  CITYZEN is Copyright © 1999 David Hancock.

  You are free to use and distribute this version (CITYZEN-1.1-BETA) for any
  non-commercial purpose. 

  Segment and country databases built from World databank I hosted at
  GRID-Arendal in Norway. The GRID (Global Resource Info Database) nodes are
  the responsibilty of the United Nations Environment Programme.

     World databank I (WD1) was compiled by GRID-Geneva and is a
     clean, up-to-date version of global boundaries, including new
     national boundaries with correct topology for countries emerging
     from the former Soviet Union and parts of Eastern Europe. This new
     data set is derived from an existing product, the PC World Database
     (which ESRI derived from World Boundary Database-II or
     WBDb-II), but includes many recent and significant changes in
     national boundaries. 

  City data from World Cities Population Database also hosted at GRID-Arendal.

     The World Cities Population Database (WCPD) was produced by
     the Birkbeck College of the University of London in 1990 at the
     request of the United Nations Environment Programme in Nairobi. 

  These database may not be for any commerical purpose.

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