Hi

This package contains troff sources corresponding to the NG files in the
Nanforum Toolkit v 2.0 library.  You can print these by running troff on
most any unix system (each installation has its own flavor of troff).  Do not
use a macro package, these files are "raw" troff sources.  Example:

	ptroff -P apple-lw xxx.tr

They work reasonably well for nroff also if you dont have a troff device
at your site.

These files were generated using a program which decodes .ng files, and
translates it into troff.  Sometimes the translation isn't perfect, especially
with tables, and non-ascii characters, but it is 99% OK.  Beats not having
any hardcopy.

The 18 files (1-18).tr correspond to the 18 .ngo files that make up the
documentation, I'll call these chapters.

The file merged.tr is just the topics of each chapter.  All 18 chapters are
summarized in this file, one page per chapter.  This is like a table of
contents.

The file xrefs.tr is a sorted list of all the functions, referencing which
chapter contains it.  This is like an index.

All the files in this zoo are in unix text format (ie, only control-J at
ends of lines).  To translate these into msdos format, add a control-M before
every control-J (I think there may be PD programs that do this trivial
thing).  Why unix text format?... because I suspect most people will be running
unix "troff" and "nroff" on these files.  Of course there may be some PC
implementations of troff and nroff, I dont know of any.

THE FILES CONTAINED IN THIS ARCHIVE ARE DERIVED FROM THE DOCUMENTATION
IN THE NANFORUM TOOLKIT VERSION 2.0 WHICH IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.  THIS
ARCHIVE AND ALL FILES WITHIN THIS ARCHIVE MAY BE FREELY DISTRIBUTED AND USED
SUBJECT TO THE TERMS IN THE NANFOR.LIB PUBLIC DOMAIN STATEMENT.  A COPY
OF THAT STATEMENT IS IN THE TROFF FILE 15.TR.

If you manage to print these, please drop me a line giving details on
your system.  This would help me design future stuff.  Do not send
money, dont sue me, and dont expect support.

Good luck.

David Lai
Expo Systems
1370 McKendrie St.,
San Jose Ca 95126
408-241-4615 (phone and FAX)

Email: lai%badjams@mips.com