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+Remark:
+=======
+
+These instructions were take from the KOMA-Script distribution. If you
+find instructions there stating "KOMA-Script" exchange that with
+"pdfcprot" -- I just forgot to adjust it. ;-)
+
+Installation
+============
+
+Preamble:
+---------
+
+This manual is only for use with TeX installations using TDS. Examples
+of those TeX installations are teTeX and MikTeX. If you are not sure,
+search about a directory named `texmf'. Perhaps there are more lots of
+directories named `texmf'. At unix you may find `/usr/texmf' (or
+`/usr/share/texmf'), `/usr/local/texmf' (or `/usr/local/share/texmf')
+and several users with `~/texmf' (`texmf' at the home directory of
+several users). At windows with MikTeX this is often `\texmf' or 
+`\Miktex' and `\localtexmf'.
+
+One of these is the primary texmf tree of the package manager
+(`/usr/texmf' or `/usr/share/texmf', with MikTeX `\texmf' or 
+`\Miktex'). This was created at the installation of your TeX 
+distribution.
+
+One of these is the system texmf tree (`/usr/local/texmf' or
+`/usr/local/share/texmf', with MikTeX `\localtexmf'). If you are
+administrator use this texmf tree to install pdfcprot.
+
+If you install pdfcprot as normal user, you have to ask your
+administrator, where to install pdfcprot. You can also ask
+texmf.cfg, if you can use a local texmf tree at your HOME directory.
+
+Short:
+
+- Do NOT install pdfcprot at the primary texmf tree of the package
+  manager (e.g. if you're using MikTeX not at `\texmf' oder `\Miktex').
+- If you are administrator, install pdfcprot at the system texmf
+  tree.
+- If you are normal user, use the texmf tree of your HOME directory or
+  "Own Files" at windows or ask your administrator.
+
+In the following `.../texmf' is used for your texmf tree. If you are
+using windows and the explorer or DOS-prompt, you have also replace
+every slash (`/') by backslash (`\'). At TeX itself you're using still
+slash for directory separation.
+
+
+Installation:
+-------------
+
+At Unix you may edit a `Makefile' called copy of `Makefile.unx', set
+variable TEXMF to your texmf tree, save Makefile and call make. If no
+error occurs, you can do the installation with `make install'
+subsequently.
+
+If you don't use Unix or don't like Makefile, do this:
+
+1. Copy all files of pdfcprot bundle to a new directory and change
+   to this directory.
+2. Call LaTeX with filename pdfcprot.ins. At Unix just say:
+       latex pdfcprot.ins
+   This may be done at windows, too.
+   If LaTeX tells you some files already existing, DO NOT overwrite
+   them, yet.
+   Inform yourself, which files are newer, the one you want to install
+   or the already installed. Afterwards call LaTeX again an overwrite
+   older files - and only older - by newer.
+3. Copy all generated files ending `.sty' and all files ending `.cpa'
+   into the directory `.../texmf/tex/latex/pdfcprot'. If there
+   isn't a directory named `.../texmf/tex/latex/pdfcprot', create
+   it. (Remember! This is `\localtexmf\tex\latex\pdfcprot' at 
+   MikTeX.)
+4. Maybe you have to inform your TeX distribution about the newly
+   installed files. Using teTeX you have to call `texhash', using 
+   MikTeX this is `Refresh Filename Database'. At fpTeX there is also
+   an entry at windows start button. Ask the manual of your
+   distribution or your administrator.  
+5. Read the documentation of pdfcprot. If you don't know l2short and
+   usrguide, read them also before reading it.
+
+Have a nice day, even if you don't understand my 
+`something-like-english'!
+
+
+