Where's COMPRESS.EXE, you ask?

Unfortunately, CatSetup 1.9's self-extracting feature uses
LZEXPAND.DLL, which expands files that have been compressed
using the COMPRESS.EXE utility which is, as I found out,
not legal to distribute without a license from Unisys
(it's the same thing used for GIF files).  I have never
distributed COMPRESS.EXE, so looking at previous versions
of the repository will not turn up anything :-(.

I use the COMPRESS.EXE that comes with Borland C++ 4.5 and
then stuff all the files into a SETUP.EXE using the Resource
Workshop that comes with Borland C++ 4.5.  It's also possible
to use Microsoft Visual C++ to open SETUP.EXE as a Resource,
open the CATSETUP.RC file, copy everything in CATSETUP.RC to
the clipboard, paste in SETUP.EXE, and the save. The
SETUP.EXE in this directory usually has the latest version
in it already for your convenience :-).

If any of this is wrong, please let me know at
slawrance@technologist.com.  Thank you :)

Note that CatSetup 1.9 is also under the GNU GPL and is
available at http://resnet.bryant.edu/~slawrance/programs.shtml.