Installation Notes for Wingz 1.4.2
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System Requirements
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- A PC equipped with an Intel 386 compatible processor.

- 4MB of RAM for simple work; 8MB or more, for more complicated work.

- 4MB of free hard disk space

- Linux version 1.2 (ELF) or later with X11R6 installed

Installation
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Decide which directory to place it, for example "/usr".
Log in as root and enter:

    $ cp Wingz-142.tgz /usr
    $ cd /usr
    $ tar zpxf Wingz-142.tgz
    $ chmod 666 Wingz/.wingz
    $ rm Wingz.tgz

This will create a single directory under "/usr", called Wingz.
All other files are found below this directory, for a complete
list, look in the MANIFEST file.

It is recommended (but not essential) to copy the Wingz.Xdefs file
to "/usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/Wingz".  This file also includes some
recommended MWM resource settings.

Running
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To start up Wingz, the environment variable "WINGZ" needs to be
set to the absolute path of the "Wingz" directory.  For example:

    $ WINGZ=/usr/Wingz export WINGZ

To start Wingz up, enter:

    $ $WINGZ/bin/Wingz

Note: the evaluation of Wingz is only licensed for one user

Help
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On-line help is available from the "Window" menu.  It is also possible
to see what Hyperscript is generated to run commands by switching
on "Learn mode".  (See the "Learn command" in the on-line help for
more detail.)

Reporting problems
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Problems or comments may be reported to "linux-bug@wingz.com".
No reply or action is guaranteed unless you quote a valid
registration number (see the "REGISTER" file for details on how
to obtain a valid registration number).