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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, ETC. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: Larry Atherton of Motion Software wishes to thank the many individuals who contributed to the development and enhancement of this program: Curtis Leaverton, Simulation Designer. Curtis Leaverton originally developed the core simulation used in DynomationTwoStroke. His engine computer simulations have changed the way performance enthusiasts approach engine building. Audie Thomas, Owner of Audie Technology, Inc., developer of many software and hardware tools used by amateur and professional engine enthusiasts. One of the programmers of the original DOS-Dynomation and DynomationTwoStroke, Audie graciously contributed his valuable time and expert advice during the update of this software to Windows98/XP. Brent Erickson, Simulation Designer, Windows, C, C++, Assembler Programmer. Brent’s positive “can-do” attitude is backed up by his ability to accomplish what many dismiss as impossible. Brent developed many new simulation models and interface improvements for Dynomation and other Motion Software, Inc., simulation packages. Our Beta Testers And Dedicated Dynomation Enthusiasts—There are hundreds of individuals that use Dynomation-5 and DynomationTwoStroke that have graciously given their time to provide suggestions, test new features, and help our development team improve our programs. Many of these individuals treat have treated Dynomation as if it was their own, truly caring about making it the best possible simulation. To these dedicated enthusiasts, many of which run their own companies and have limited time to give, we offer our sincerest thanks. We could not have done it without you! And thanks to Heikki van den Berg at VHM (www. whm.eu) for providing the awesome engine photo used on the cover of this User Guide. Larry Atherton, Pres., CEO Motion Software, Inc. This publication is the copyright property of Motion Software, Inc. Copyright © 1995, 2014 by Motion Software, Inc. All rights reserved. All text and photographs in this publication are the copyright property of Motion Software, Inc. It is unlawful to reproduce—or copy in any way—resell, or redistribute this information without the expressed written permission of Motion Software, Inc. This PDF document may be downloaded by DynomationTwoStroke users and prospective buyers for informational and educational use only. No other uses are permitted. The text, photographs, drawings, and other artwork (hereafter referred to as information) contained in this publication is provided without any warranty as to its usability or performance. Specific system configurations and the applicability of described procedures both in software and in real-world conditions—and the qualifications of individual readers and software users—are beyond the control of the publisher, therefore the publisher disclaims all liability, either expressed or implied, for use of the information in this publication. All risk for its use is entirely assumed by the purchaser/user. In no event shall Motion Software, Inc., be liable for any indirect, special, or consequential damages, including but not limited to personal injury or any other damages, arising out of the use or misuse of any information in this publication or out of the software that it describes. This manual is an independent publication of Motion Software, Inc. All trademarks are the registered property of the trademark holders. The publisher (Motion Software, Inc.) reserves the right to revise this publication or change its content from time to time without obligation to notify any persons of such revisions or changes. DynomationTwoStroke -- Page