Refer to Atari programs by original names (LZ and DZ, not ALF and UNALF).

1 files changed, 14 insertions, 9 deletions

diff --git a/README.txt b/README.txt
index c0a0258..6f4b8d6 100644
--- a/README.txt
+++ b/README.txt
@@ -10,7 +10,9 @@ Linux and anything else that's POSIX-ish. It's also intended to
 be a repository of information about the ALF archiver (and UNALF
 dearchiver).
 
-The original ALF/UNALF programs for the Atari were written by Alfred.
+The original LZ.COM/DZ.COM (aka ALF/UNALF) programs for the Atari were
+written by Alfred.
+
 This project is by B. Watson (urchlay@slackware.uk).
 
 The rest of this file is a list of the contents of the git repository
@@ -26,15 +28,18 @@ Included in both the source and binary distributions:
   file structure is almost identical to ARC's. This file was taken from
   the arc-5.21q source.
 
-- doc/alf14.atr - the distribution disk for ALF version 1.4, as an Atari
-  8-bit single-density floppy disk image. This likely isn't the original
-  distribution disk, but it's the only one I've found on the various
-  archive sites.
+- doc/DZ.COM - the Atari executable of the ALF extractor (aka UNALF).
+  This and LZ.COM are the same files as the ones inside the .atr image.
+
+- doc/LZ.COM - the Atari executable of the ALF archiver (aka ALF).
+
+- doc/alf14.atr - bootable DOS 2.0S disk image, with LZ.COM (aka ALF),
+  DZ.COM (aka UNALF), and the documentation. This is not the original
+  distribution disk: there never was one. Alfred distributed these
+  files as an ARC archive on his BBS.
 
-- doc/alf14_doc.txt - the documentation for ALF and UNALF, extracted
-  from the disk image and converted from ATASCII to standard ASCII. Note
-  that the filenames are different: LZ.COM for ALF14.COM and DZ.COM for
-  UNALF14.COM.
+- doc/alf14_doc.txt - the documentation for LZ.COM and DZ.COM, extracted
+  from the disk image and converted from ATASCII to standard ASCII.
 
 - doc/fileformat.txt - documents how the ALF file format differs from ARC.