TWPSK README

WELCOME TO TWPSK

twpsk is free software. Please see the file COPYING for details.

Documentation is built in to the program and can be read via the
Help button on the menu bar.

For building and installation instructions please see the INSTALL file.

This software is released under the GNU General License and is provided
FREE.  If you like it, and would like to show your appreciation, may I
suggest a donation in the name of Mary Jo Dopson (my sister, and a sixteen
year survivor) to "The Quad Cities Race for the Cure", a chapter of the
Susan G. Komen National Foundation for Breast Cancer Prevention and Cure.
Their address is:

Susan G. Komen for the Cure Quad Cities Affilate
1227 East Rusholme Street
Davenport, IA 52803
http://www.komenquadcities.org

This program uses the C++ classes developed by Hansi Reiser, DL9RDZ.
I added the graphical interface on top of Hansi's classes.


INSTALLATION - TWPSK
For building and installation instructions please see the INSTALL file
in this directory.  Once you have twpsk compiled and installed, you will
want to edit Twpsk, the resource file.

The install script copied Twpsk to:   /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults
That file has some generic settings.  You will want to change some of
them.  You could, as root, edit the copy made by the install script.
Or to make it easier to edit, you can copy it to one of the locations
below.  Resource files in these locations will override the settings
in the generic file.

         append it to the .Xdefaults file in your home directory

    or   copy it to your home directory

    or   I have a directory (app-defaults) in my home directory and copy
         all resource files there.  Then, in my start up script say:

         XAPPLRESDIR=$HOME/app-defaults 
         export XAPPLRESDIR

    The resource file has lots of comments to help you make the changes.
    As a minimum, you will want to change:


    Resource Name               near line #

    Twpsk.call                      39
    Twpsk*label1                    74

Maintainers can use:
   ./configure --bindir="path" --datarootdir="path"
   and
   make install DESTDIR="rootpath"
   to build their distribution trees.


Drop me an e-mail if you have any problems, comments or anything you would
like to see added or changed.

73,

Ted - WA0EIR
wa0eir@wa0eir.bcts.info

