COMPILING
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I assume that you were smart enough to unpack the archive...

1) Edit the QTDIR variable in the make to point to the root of your Qt
   installation.  This is usually "/usr/lib/qt" or "/usr/local/lib/qt".

2) Uncomment the block of compiler variables that best describes your platform.

3) Type "make depend".

4) Type "make".

5) Wait a few minutes, and you will (hopefully) get an executable called "qweb".


INSTALLATION
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There are only two things that absolutely must be present for QWeb to run, the
executable and the "dtd" directory.  Move both to your favorite sytem location
(i.e. /usr/local/bin/qweb and /usr/local/lib/dtd/).  The location of the "dtd"
directory is not critical because it is configured from the Preferences window
within QWeb.  In fact, each user may have his/her own "dtd" directory.  You will
probably also want to copy the manual page to some place nice
(i.e. /usr/local/man/man1/qweb.1).

The first time you run QWeb, you will probably get a few error dialogs that
complain about not being able to find DTDs and Style Sheets.  Go to the
Preferences window, and set the SGML Catalog File to point to your "dtd/CATALOG"
file.  Save the preferences, and re-run QWeb.

All user preferences are stored in $HOME/.qwebrc.  The file is relatively easy
to read and/or modify in emergencies.  $HOME/.qwebrc is about the only
hard-coded file name in QWeb.


USING IT
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Check the README for details on DTDs, Style Sheets, and Bookmarks.
