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# README
# Geography::USStates
# Version 0.10
# Dion Almaer (dion@member.com)
# Tue Dec 15 12:02:59 CST 1998
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# ABOUT
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Geography::USStates holds US State name and abbreviation information
that you can get through a few simple functions

NOTE: perldoc Geography::USStates to find out more!
      see 'test.pl' to see sample functions being used!

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# COMPATIBILITY
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This module is pure Perl. It should work with any Perl5

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# INSTALL
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To build and test this distribution, type:

  perl Makefile.PL
  make test

If the tests pass, install it:

  make install

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# PROBLEMS/BUG REPORTS
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Please send any reports of problems or bugs to dion@member.com. I wouldn't
mind a short note to know that you're using this, just so I can justify its
continued development to my manager :-). (In seriousness, a rough idea of
how many others are using this will help promote its upkeep.)

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# CREDITS AND LICENSES
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This package is copyright © 1998 by Dion Almer (dion@member.com) and may be
distributed under terms of the Artistic License used to cover Perl itself.
See the file Artistic in the distribution of Perl 5.002 or later for details
of copy and distribution terms.
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