              Welcome to MultiGraph-2.2, Ver. 9503
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This !!README.TXT file contains introductory and important
information about the library itself, conditions of its use, some
warnings and last-minute information.

1. Introduction
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MultiGraph-2 is a graphics support library for Modula-2 language.
It was compiled by Stony Brook Modula-2 Ver 2.2 compiler, and can be
linked with any other modules, compiled by this system. The library
consists of definition modules, the M2L-file, brief documentation
and demonstration programs.

Brief library announcement for the Usenet is contained in the file
ANNOUNCE.TXT. For the library overview see the file OVERVIEW.TXT.
Some simple examples are contained and discussed in the file
EXAMPLES.TXT. For more complex examples see sources of
demonstration programs. The file FILELIST.TXT contains the full
list of library files. About the registration see the file
REGISTER.TXT.

2. Conditions
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This library is a shareware, i.e. any individual may use it in any
project or program on a single computer. Sources can be supplied
after the registration. BTW, sources are written so, that they can
be compiled by TopSpeed Modula-2 Ver 1.17 and Ver 3.xx (after some
automatic conversion).

To use the library in a commercial, educational or governmental
agency on more than one computer, it is necessary to register.
Registration fee doesn't depend on the total number of
computers that will use the library.

If you distribute the library to friends, associates, or to
computer bulletin board system (BBS), please distribute the whole
archive MG202SB2.ZIP rather than separate files.

3. Warnings
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The library is distributed as is.

Authors disclaim all warranties as to the library, expressed or
implied, including any implied warranties of merchantability,
fitness for a particular purpose or functionality. Authors will
assume no liability for damages either from the direct use of this
product or as a consequence of the use of this product.

Authors don't guarantee errors correction in limited time.
Nevertheless we expect the library will continually be improved
both in speed and features.

4. How to compile and link demonstration programs
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To try the demos You should enter QuickMod (M2E), create some
temporary library (for example, WORK), add to the library WORK 
the reference to the library SB_MG2.M2L (Alt-N, Library, its path),
add to the library WORK the reference to demonstration program 
sources (Alt-N, Program, their paths), and then create executables
(Alt-L) or directly run them (Alt-R). 

IMPORTANT! Each demo reads some data files from the CURRENT 
directory. So You should run it from the directory, where these 
data files do exist. Their names see in FILELIST.TXT.

ATTENTION! Don't forget to increase the program stack size
(Alt-O, Program stack size). The stack size should be not less 
than 12000. 

5. Last-minute information
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Not yet.

P.S.
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We are sorry for our dumb English! We'll greatly appreciate to
everyone, who will point our language discrepancies in comments
and documentation.

--
Alex Iakovlev & Dimon Maslov
E-mail: iak@sms.ccas.msk.su
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