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+                                                                        Read Me
+                      WORLDWIDEWEB CERN-DISTRIBUTED CODE
+                                       
+   See the CERN copyright[1] .  This is the README file which you get when you
+   unwrap one of our tar files. These files contain information about
+   hypertext, hypertext systems, and the WorldWideWeb project. If you have
+   taken this with a .tar file, you will have only a subset of the files.
+   
+   THIS FILE IS A VERY ABRIDGED VERSION OF THE INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON THE
+   WEB.   IF IN DOUBT, READ THE WEB DIRECTLY. If you have not got ANY browser
+   installed yet, do this by telnet to info.cern.ch (no username or password).
+   
+   Files from info.cern.ch are also mirrored on ftp.ripe.net.
+   
+Archive Directory structure
+
+   Under /pub/www[2] , besides this README file, you'll find bin[3] , src[4]
+   and doc[5] directories.  The main archives are as follows:
+   
+  bin/xxx/bbbb            Executable binaries of program bbbb for system xxx.
+                         Check what's there before you bother compiling. (Note
+                         HP700/8800 series is "snake")
+                         
+  bin/next/WorldWideWeb_v.vv.tar.Z
+                         The Hypertext Browser/editor for the NeXT -- binary.
+                         
+  src/WWWLibrary_v.vv.tar.Z
+                          The W3 Library. All source, and Makefiles for
+                         selected systems.
+                         
+  src/WWWLineMode_v.vv.tar.Z
+                          The Line mode browser - all source, and Makefiles for
+                         selected systems. Requires the Library[6] .
+                         
+  src/WWWDaemon_v.vv.tar.Z
+                          The HTTP daemon, and WWW-WAIS  gateway programs.
+                         Source.  Requires the Library.
+                         
+  src/WWWMailRobot_v.vv.tar.Z
+                          The Mail Robot.
+                         
+  doc/WWWBook.tar.Z       A snapshot of our internal documentation - we prefer
+                         you to access this on line -- see warnings below.
+                         
+Basic WWW software installation from source
+
+   This applies to the line mode client and the server.  Below, $prod means
+   LineMode or Daemon depending on which you are building.
+   
+  GENERATED DIRECTORY STRUCTURE
+  
+   The tar files are all designed to be unwrapped in the same (this) directory.
+   They create different parts of a common directory tree under that directory.
+   There may be some duplication. They also generate a few files in this
+   directory: README.*, Copyright.*, and some installation instructions (.txt).
+   
+   The directory structure is, for product $prod  and machine $WWW_MACH
+   
+  WWW/$prod/Implementation
+                          Source files for a given product
+                         
+  WWW/$prod/Implementation/CommonMakefile
+                         The machine-independent parts of the Makefile for this
+                         product
+                         
+
+                                                                Read Me (65/66)
+  WWW/$prod/$WWW_MACH/    Area for compiling for a given system
+                         
+  WWW/All/$WWW_MACH/Makefile.include
+                         The machine-dependent parts of the makefile for any
+                         product
+                         
+  WWW/All/Implementation/Makefile.product
+                         A makefile which includes both parts above and so can
+                         be used from any product, any machine.
+                         
+  COMPILATION ON ALREADY SUPPORTED PLATFORMS
+  
+   You must get the WWWLibrary tar file as well as the products you want and
+   unwrap them all from the same directory.
+   
+   You must define the environmant variable WWW_MACH to be the architecure of
+   your machine (sun4, decstation, rs6000, sgi, snake, etc)
+   
+   In directory WWW, type BUILD.
+   
+  COMPILATION ON NEW PLATFORMS
+  
+   If your machine is not on the list:
+   
+      Make up a new subdirectory of that name under WWW/$prod and WWW/All,
+      copying the contents of a basically similar architecture's directory.
+      
+      Check the  WWW/All/$WWW_MACH/Makefile.include for suitable directory and
+      flag definitions.
+      
+      Check the file tcp.h for the system-specific include file coordinates,
+      etc.
+      
+      Send any changes you have to make back to www-request@info.cern.ch for
+      inclusion into future releases.
+      
+      Once you have this set up, type BUILD.
+      
+NeXTStep Browser/Editor
+
+   The browser for the NeXT is those files contained in the application
+   directory WWW/Next/Implementation/WorldWideWeb.app and is compiled. When you
+   install the app, you may want to configure the default page,
+   WorldWideWeb.app/default.html. These must point to some useful information!
+   You should keep it up to date with pointers to info on your site and
+   elsewhere. If you use the CERN home page note there is a link at the bottom
+   to the master copy on our server.   You should set up the address of your
+   local news server with
+   
+                      dwrite WorldWideWeb NewsHost  news
+
+   replacing the last word with the actual address of your news host. See
+   Installation instructions[7] .
+   
+Line Mode browser
+
+   Binaries of this for some systems are available in /pub/www/bin/ . The
+   binaries can be picked up, set executable, and run immediately.
+   
+   If there is no binary, see "Installation from source" above.
+   
+    (See Installation notes[8] ).  Do the same thing (in the same directory) to
+   the WWWLibrary_v.cc.tar.Z file to get the common library.
+   
+
+                                                               Read Me (65/130)
+   You will have an ASCII printable manual in the file
+   WWW/LineMode/Defaults/line-mode-guide.txt which you can print out at this
+   stage. This is a frozen copy of some of the online documentation.
+   
+   Whe you install the browser, you may configure a default page. This is
+   /usr/local/lib/WWW/default.html for the line mode browser. This must point
+   to some useful information! You should keep it up to date with pointers to
+   info on your site and elsewhere. If you use the CERN home page note there is
+   a link at the bottom to the master copy on our server.
+   
+   Some basic documentation on the browser is delivered with the home page in
+   the directory WWW/LineMode/Defaults. A separate tar file of that directory
+   (WWWLineModeDefaults.tar.Z) is available if you just want to update that.
+   
+   The rest of the documentation is in hypertext, and so wil be readable most
+   easily with a browser. We suggest that after installing the browser, you
+   browse through the basic documentation so that you are aware of the options
+   and customisation possibilities for example.
+   
+Server
+
+   The server can be run very simply under the internet  daemon, to export a
+   file directory tree as a browsable hypertext tree.  Binaries are avilable
+   for some platofrms, otherwise follow instructions above for compiling and
+   then go on to " Installing the basic W3 server[9] ".
+   
+XMosaic
+
+   XMosaic is an X11/Motif  W3 browser.
+   
+   The sources and binaries are distributed separately from
+   FTP.NCSA.UIUC.EDU[10] , in  /Web/xmosaic[11] .  Binaries are available for
+   some platforms.  If you have to build from source, check the README in the
+   distribution.
+   
+   The binaries can be picked up, uncompressed, set "executable" and run
+   immediately.
+   
+Viola browser for X11
+
+   Viola is an X11 application for reading global hypertext.  If a binary is
+   available from your machine, in /pub/www/bin/.../viola*, then take that and
+   also the Viola "apps" tar file which contains the scripts you will need.
+   
+   To generate this from source, you will need both the W3 library and the
+   Viola source files.  There is an Imakefile with the viola source directory.
+   You will need to generate the XPA and XPM libraries and the W3 library
+   befere you make viola itself.
+   
+Documentation
+
+   In the /pub/www/doc[12] directory are a number articles, preprints and
+   guides on the web.
+   
+   See the online WWW bibliography[13] for a list of these and other articles,
+   books, etc. and also the list of WWW Manuals[14] available in text and
+   postscript form.
+   
+General
+
+   Your comments will of course be most appreciated, on code, or information on
+   the web which is out of date or misleading. If you write your own hypertext
+   and make it available by anonymous ftp or using a server, tell us and we'll
+   put some pointers to it in ours. Thus spreads the web...
+
+                                                               Read Me (66/195)
+                                                                Tim Berners-Lee
+                                                                               
+                                                           WorldWideWeb project
+                                                                               
+                                              CERN, 1211 Geneva 23, Switzerland
+                                                                               
+          Tel: +41 22 767 3755; Fax: +41 22 767 7155; email: timbl@info.cern.ch
+                                                                               
+