This  is  a  new but 'unofficial' release of Martin  Murrays  NULU.  The
original documentation for NULU version 1.5 still applies except for the
section headed NULU MODIFICATION where the patch addresses have changed.
These  have been detailed in NULUMOD.DOC in this library.

I  have also included a lengthy file called NULU152.INF which shows  the
changes  that  I  have made.  These are primarily  intended  for  Martin
Murrays use and may be of no interest to the user.  There are,  however,
details  of  how to overcome the famous BDOS function 37  bug  (actually
BDOS  function  14)  from  both within a program  wishing  to  use  this
function and the easy way by patching the BDOS (not to be recommended).

Also  in  this file is a description of an undocumented feature  of  the
CP/M  2.2 and CP/M Plus BDOS which seems to have caused grief to many  a
software  author  (including MicroPro in Wordstar).  It would seem  that
Digital  Research  'forgot'  to mention  this  invaluable  feature  when
documenting  CP/M  2.2  and Plus.  I now reveal all to  an  unsuspecting
world.

Lastly,  although  I  have  checked  this new  release  of  NULU  fairly
carefully, I cannot guarantee that it is bug free. If anyone discovers a
bug (which was NOT present in NULU versions 1.5 and 1.51), please let me
know and I will fix asap. I can be contacted via MBBS Leconfield England
(0401-50745 - V21/V22/V23 - 24hrs a day [See - free advertising Martin])
or voice on 01-954-8732 (Evenings - most definately NOT 24hrs a day).

If  anyone is in contact with the States or Canada,  please upload  this
library (I can't afford it myself!).

                                Mick Waters.
                                   16/7/87 (07/16/87 for the Americans).