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# File: README
# Author: Dirk Nitschke
# Created: 1996/11/17
# Last Modified: 1996/11/26
# By: Dirk Nitschke
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This directory contains the zip-archive TSCONFIG.ZIP which stores
the program TSCONFIG.EXE and friends. The tsconfig programm tries to
make the confguration of the TeXShell by J. Schlegelmilch easier,
especially if you have a lot of computers with different processors.
The program reads a definition file which is a modified version of a
configuration file for the TeXShell. The definition file contains
conditions which tell TSCONFIG.EXE whether to transfer the following
data into the TeXShell configuration file or not. This means that the
definition file is a generic configuration file and TSCONFIG.EXE decides
which parts are needed for your system depending on your processor,
coprocessor, existing and non-existing files, defined and undefined
variables. In addition TSCONFIG.EXE supports templates as part of the
definition file. Their expansion is written to the resulting
configuration file.
To install the tsconfig package you have to unzip the archive. If your
unpacking program restores the directory structure stored in the archive,
you get a directory TSCONFIG which contains the following files:
README This file again.
TSCONFIG.EXE The program itself.
TEXSHELL.DEF An example definition file.
TSCDOC.GER German documentation.
TSCDOC.ENG English documentation.
Dirk Nitschke <nitschke@math.uni-hamburg.de>, 1996/11/26
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