["Olivier Biot (Ethereal)" <ethereal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You are free to present details and usage of Ethereal in your thesis, as 
long as you comply with the license.

You'll find some answers to this question on the Ethereal FAQ at 
http://www.ethereal.com/faq.html, more precisely 
http://www.ethereal.com/faq.html#q1.3 and 
http://www.ethereal.com/faq.html#q1.4

If you envisage to insert code excerpts, you should contact the copyright 
owners. They are listed at the top of every source file, and their address 
can be found in the AUTHORS file shipped with the Ethereal source.

Having worked on WAP for about 5 years, I'm curious about the topic you'll 
be discussing :)

Best regards,

Olivier

PS: please note that I changed to another ISP this week, hence my e-mail 
address' domain "@tiscali.be" has to be replaced with "@versateladsl.be". 
This has been changed in the Ethereal source repository, but not in the 
released 0.10.4 source code.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: s a

Hello sir/madam,
             I am a postgraduate student working in this ethereal tool.
i want to know whether i can present the details/usage of this
tool in my thesis to be submitted regarding WAP protocol analysis.
                        I shall be much oblidged if replied soon.