(The following was because the person I wrote this to initially
	used the WindowsRAR package to create a self extracting
	executable file - I frown on that intensely except for something
	that you give only to somebody else you know personally.)

	Okay, your wham doozle executable has been identified as bad
	by one or more AV vendors.  Now, what can you do if what you
	have is valid?

	1. If you aren't concerned about Copyright and don't want to
	maintain your control over said code then GPL the code.  If
	you want to retain the Copyright, take the code down to a Notary
	Public in the United States or something similar in other
	countries and have it notarized.  That preserves your priority.
	A bound notebook with hand written entries seals the Copyright
	to you.  If you have the notebook , show that to the Notary Public.

	2. Send what you have to the companies that have marked what
	you have created as bad.  Here is another an excellent one
	since they will share what they have with other AV companies:

	http://cgi.clamav.net/sendvirus.cgi

	Give them the source code and the entire procedure you used to
	create the file.  That includes the use of self extracting exe
	file creators like Windows RAR, Zip, or what ever it was that
	you used to create the file.  But be sure you include the source
	unless it is too big.  In that case, ask them if they want it.
	Then wait for them to clear it.  If you have nothing to hide they
	will do it.

	Here is another partial list of AV companies where you can submit
	what you have to them:

	http://portableapps.com/node/21968

	Do not blame me or even them if it is not complete.  Many AV
	companies have NO way to contact them.  But since ClamAV
	will share with everybody that is a good place to start.  A
	rule of thumb is in order here though - no source code for a
	program coming out of the blue means I DO NOT WANT IT!  Even
	if ALL the AV companies mark it clean I STILL DO NOT WANT IT!

	3. When you repackage it again, use something like Inno setup
	or something similar that allows you to enter your Copyright.
	That still makes it incompatible with me since I need
	everything I have covered under one or another GPL license.
	But if you aren't going to put Copyright into your code - I DO
	NOT WANT IT!  I am sorry, but on this one that is ABSOLUTE!
	IMHO, only an idiot would accept code with no copyright in
	it from somebody they don't know.