                          INSTALLING DIGLIB

     1.  Copy all the files from tape or all floppies to an empty
         (sub)directory, i.e.
                               VAX/VMS floppys
                $ ALLO DYA0:
                $ CREATE/DIR [.DIGLIB]
                $ SET DEF [.DIGLIB]
                $ MOUNT DYA0: DIGLIBDOC
                $ COPY DYA0:[DIGLIB]*.* *
                $ DISM DYA0:
                $ MOUNT DYA0: DIGLIBVAX
                $ COPY DYA0:[DIGLIB]*.* *
                $ DISM DYA0:
                $ !Only copy DIGLIBFNT if you want the Hershey Fonts support.
                $ MOUNT DYA0: DIGLIBFNT
                $ COPY DYA0:[DIGLIB]*.* *
                $ DISM DYA0:
                $ DEAL DYA0:

                            VAX/VMS BACKUP tape
		$ ALLO MSA0:
		$ MOUNT MSA0:/FOR
		$ BACKUP/REW MSA0: DUA0:[DIGLIB]/LOG/OWNER=[me]
		$ DISM MSA0:
		$ DEAL MSA0:
				   
                               RSX floppies
                ALLO DY:
                UFD DL0:[1,37]
                MOU DY: DIGLIBDOC
                COPY DY:[1,37]*.* SY:
                DISM DY:
                MOU DY: DIGLIBRSX
                COPY DY:[1,37]*.* SY:
                DISM DY:
                DEAL DY:

                           RT11 and TSX floppies
                COPY DY:*.* DL1:        {documentation disk}
                COPY DY:*.* DL1:        {source disk}


     2.  Print the DIGLIB documentation:
                PRINT DIGLIB.DOC
                PRINT RELEAS.DOC	{If you previously used DIGLIB}
                PRINT DRIVRS.DOC        {If you wish to write a graphics driver}


     3.  Find the INSTALLATION GUIDE section of DIGLIB.DOC and follow
         the procedure.  It is very automatic for VMS and RSX
         since these operating systems support useful command language
         processors.  RT and TSX people must use their intelligence,
         experience, cunning and wits!  When RT V5 becomes more
         popular, I may endevor to write an automatic installation
         command procedure for RT.


                                Good Luck,
                                        Hal R. Brand
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