NEW YORK, NY, March 28/PRNewswire/ -- Jeff Pulver ('Pulver'), publisher of
Netwatch (http://www.pulver.com/netwatch), an internet publication,
announced today that that he has settled his lawsuit with Third Planet
Publishing of Dallas, Texas, a wholly owned subsidiary of Camelot
Corporation (NASDAQ:CAML).

Pulver said, "This case has been resolved by agreement satisfactory to 
all parties." 

The terms of the Agreed Final Judgement are below:

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                                   AGREED FINAL JUDGMENT   				        
                              IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
                               FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS
                                        SHERMAN DIVISION

THIRD PLANET PUBLISHING                 |
INC.,                                   |
Plaintiff,                              |        
                                        | CIVIL ACTION NO.
V.                                      | 4:95-CV-328
                                        |
JEFF PULVER and PERFORMANCE             |
SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL, INC.             |
Defendants                              |

                           AGREED FINAL JUDGMENT

On this date, came Plaintiff, Third Planet Publishing, Inc.
("Third Planet") and Defendant Jeff Pulver ("Pulver") the remaining 
parties, and announced, prior to  trial, that they have agreed to settle 
the claims in issue in this action and to the entry of this Agreed Final 
Judgment.  The Court being of the opinion that this judgment should be 
entered as agreed to by the parties, find as follows:

1.  The Court has subject matter jurisdiction of this action and
    personal jurisdiction over the Defendant, Jeff Pulver.

2.  Third Planet owns federally registered copyright in, and to the
    Digiphone system driver made the subject of this suit.

3.  Pulver admits infringing Third Planet's copyright by allowing
    Third Planet's driver software to be posted to his file transfer
    protocol (ftp) site so that it could be downloaded by readers of
    Pulver's mailing list, and admits that at least sixty seven (67)
    readers of his mailing list downloaded a portion of Third
    Planet's driver software without Third Planet's permission.

4.  Pulver did not post, distribute or ever have in his possession
    or make available any of Third Planet's source code.

It is ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that:

5.   Defendant, Jeff Pulver is hereby permanently enjoined as
     follows:

     Jeff Pulver shall not operate, maintain or control any file
     transfer protocol (ftp)site (or any other site on a computer
     facilitating transfer of files over the internet) in a manner as
     would permit someone to upload Third Planet's copyrighted
     software to such site and make it available for download by
     others.

6.   All relief sought in Third Planet's complaint that is not
     specifically granted is denied, and each party shall pay its own
     attorney's fees.


Signed this 27th day of March, 1996.

						/s/  Paul Brown
						
						United States District Judge