This commodity is a firewall to grant access to the network per application.
It's using the network monitoring feature of the Roadshow TCP/IP stack (AmigaOS
4 TCP/IP stack).

Usage:
When any application is trying to connect to the network you will be prompted if
you want to accept or reject that application to connect. Granite will remember
your selection and won't ask it the second t me. Use Granite's main window to
control the list of the applications.

Install:
After unpacking this software add it to your WBStartup preferences. Double click
the icon to run it immediately.

Check tooltypes from the included readme.

Note: I don't know how useful or needed this commodity is because AmigaOS
doesn't have any known malware currently.


Version history:
- 1.4 (2nd November 2010):
	- info.datatype not needed anymore
	- added a new tooltype
	- updated language catalogs
	- fixed: it's not possible to add same program twice to the list anymore
	- more icons

- 1.3 (27th October 2010):
	- Fixed wrong access setting in the list: Ask was replaced by Reject or Accept
	- Fixed the readme
	- Added check if the info.datatype is installed when DISPLAY_ICONS is enabled

- 1.2 (25th October 2010):
	- Fixed changing content of wrong column of the list

- 1.1 (19th October 2010):
	- Re-release with French language catalog

- 1.1 (16th October 2010):
	- Re-release with Italian language catalog

- 1.1 (15th October 2010):
	- New icons added, icons by Frank Ruthe
	- Language catalogs changed
	- Iconification fixed
	- Icon displaying (+ a new tooltype)
	- Granite will protect its settings file now when it's running.
	  Use GUI to make changes !
	- Other changes

- 1.0 (4th October 2010):
	- The first public release