This release includes a new graphical utility, "setup," to configure, 
build and install Postilion.  This program will make it's best guesses
as to where to install Postilion, which Tcl/Tk configuration files to
use, etc.

For the quickest route, simply type "./setup" and follow the instructions.
You will need to have Tcl/Tk 8.0 (not higher), patch level 2 (or higher)
already installed prior to installing Postilion.  If the "wish" interpreter
which is first in your path is not compatible, or if there is no
interpreter in your path, then run setup as "/path/to/wish setup" instead.

Note: If you have TkStep installed, and wish to use it, use the command
"/usr/local/bin/wishstep setup" (change patch if necessary) to run setup.

If you have problems, then try the following steps (from the build directory).

	(to clean up the results of any failed attempt)
	$make distclean

	(to configure and build)
	$configure --help (to see which options are accepted)
		(the most often needed options are --with-tcl-config=dir
		 and --with-tk-config=dir, which tell configure how to 
		 find the necessary Tcl/Tk configuration files)
	$configure --[your options]
	$make

	(to test prior to installation)
	$cd script
	$./postilion

	(then, to install...)
	$make install

When running Postilion for the first time, you will be prompted to create the
directory ~/.postilion.  This will be used to store configuration 
information, aliases, etc.  You will then receive some prompts to personalize the program for your use.

Refer to the web page http://www.postilion.org for updates, patches,
etc. or just read the copy here "index.html".  It includes many
answers to common problems.

Please read all documentation, including index.html before contacting 
me with bug reports.

***WARNING WARNING WARNING***

This is BETA software, treat it as such!  Do not flame me if something
goes wrong with it.  By using this software you agree to be a beta tester,
and to notify me of any errors you encounter with it.

Do NOT notify the original author (Martin Forssen) about bugs with this
version of the software.  He has not approved this release, and shouldn't
be bothered dealing with problems which I may have created in his program.

***END OF WARNING***

***Editorial***
While it is allowable under the OPL license to utilize the image files from 
the Postilion distribution in another program, it's considered somewhat 
lame to steal the look from an existing program.
***End of Editorial***

Enjoy,
	-nic
	Nic Bernstein <nic@postilion.org>
