mod_openopc	
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# ... integrating the Python OpenOPC project to run HMI
#     over Linux, BSD, Unix in an unfettered manner.
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COPYRIGHT

 THE FOLLOWING 10 LINES MAY NOT BE REMOVED, but may be
     appended with additional contributor info.
 mod_openopc Copyright (C) 2008
 V. Spinelli for Sorrento Lactalis American Group
 This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY;
 As this program is based on [and has dependancies]
 the content of GPL and LGPL works, GPL is preserved.
 This is open software, released under GNU GPL v3,
 and you are welcome to redistribute it, with this
 tag in tact.
	... http://www.sorrentolactalis.com
	... http://www.spinellicreations.com
 A copy of the GPL should be included with this work.
 If you did not receive a copy, see...
 http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt
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CONTACT		
		Author			V. Spinelli
				Email:	Vince@SpinelliCreations.com
				Site:	http://spinellicreations.com
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		Copyright Holder	Sorrento Lactalis American Group
				Email:	http://www.sorrentocheese.com/about/contact.html
				Site:	http://www.sorrentolactalis.com
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THANKS...
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Special thanks for this project are offered to the following:

- Joe Richardson at Sorrento Buffalo
	- http://www.sorrentocheese.com

	... for making me learn a thing or two about OPC based HMI's

- Barry B. and everyone at the OpenOPC for Python Project
	- http://openopc.sourceforge.net
	
	... for making it possible to 'speak' OPC in a cross platform
	    language.

- Doug Hellman of Racemi, Inc and Python Magazine
	- http://www.doughellman.com

	... for talking about programming in h-u-m-a-n words, 
	    and bringing tangible application examples to life
	    in a way that allows others to 'understand' more
	    than 'copy'.

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