QEDIT/UX Version 4.5.01
                       Full-Screen Text Editor for HP-UX



   Installation


          If you are a  new  Qedit  user,  please  follow  the  installation
          instructions in the Qedit User Manual.  The following instructions
          assume that you are an existing Qedit user  who  is  upgrading  to
          version 4.5.01.

          To install this upgrade of Qedit/UX, follow these steps:

          1. You must log on as root.

          2. You must create the correct directory structure.

          3. You  must  restore  Qedit/UX  and its associated files from the
             distribution tape.

          4. You can optionally set up a path for Qedit/UX or copy it to  an
             existing directory in your path.

          5. You can install WinHelp documentation files (optional).

          It  should take about 30 minutes to complete all the steps; no one
          can use Qedit during this time.


   Installation Assistance

          If you have any questions  about  the  upgrade  or  run  into  any
          problems,  please  call  us.   Technical  support  is available on
          weekdays from 7 a.m. to  4  p.m.,  Pacific  time.   You  can  also
          receive  emergency  support  outside of these hours by calling our
          regular phone number and asking the operator  to  page  a  support
          person for you.


   Replace Any Pre-Release

          If  you  are currently running a pre-release version of Qedit, you
          should replace it with this  new  official  release.   Pre-release
          versions  expire  within two years of their creation date, whereas
          this new release has no expiry date.  You can easily  recognize  a
          pre-release  by  its  three-part version number (e.g., 4.3.52) and
          the words "Pre-Release" next to the version number.


   Step 1:  Log On as Root

          You can log on as root in either of two ways:

          a. Exit from HP-UX and log on with root as the user name.

          b. If you are already logged on, you can execute this command:

                  su -

          In either case, you have to know and supply the user password  for
          root.


   Step 2:  Create Robelle Directory

          Qedit/UX  is  installed  in  /usr/robelle.   Before  restoring the
          files, you must first create the Robelle directory (/usr/robelle):

               mkdir /usr/robelle


   Step 3:  Restore Files

          Use  the  following command to restore the Qedit/UX files from the
          distribution tape:

               tar xv /usr/robelle

          After successfully restoring  the  files,  you  can  run  the  new
          version of Qedit/UX:

               /usr/robelle/bin/qedit


   Step 4:  Set Up Path (optional)

          You can invoke Qedit with the following command:

               /usr/robelle/bin/qedit

          If you just type

               qedit

          to  invoke  Qedit/UX, you must either add /usr/robelle/bin to your
          PATH  or  copy  /usr/robelle/bin/qedit  to  a  directory  that  is
          currently  on  your  PATH.  Similarly, the man pages for Qedit are
          found in /usr/robelle/man/man1/qedit.1.  To  make  the  man  pages
          available to everyone, you can either add /usr/robelle/man to your
          MANPATH or you can copy the man  pages  to  a  directory  that  is
          currently on your MANPATH.


   Step 5:  Install WinHelp Documentation Files (optional)

          The Qedit documentation for both MPE and HP-UX is now available in
          the MS-Windows WinHelp format.  You can only use  these  files  if
          you have MS Windows 3.1 or later.  To install the WinHelp files on
          a PC, follow these instructions.


   Make a Temporary Directory for the Setup Program

          From either DOS or the File Manager,  make  a  directory  for  the
          installation   files.    You   can  remove  this  directory  after
          installing the WinHelp files.

               mkdir \robtemp


   Download the Compressed Files

          In the next step, use Reflection to download  the  self-extracting
          Zip  file  to  your  PC.   This  Zip file on the HP 3000 is called
          Qedhelp.Whelp.Robelle.  You should be logged on as Mgr.Robelle.

          Press Alt-Y to go to the Reflection  Command  Line  window.   Make
          sure you use the binary transfer.

              receive c:\robtemp\qedhelp.exe
                      from qedhelp.whelp.robelle binary


   Expand the Compressed Files

          You  only need the following commands to extract the files because
          we provide the Setup program and Help files in one self-extracting
          Zip file.  From the DOS prompt, type these commands:

             cd \robtemp            {go to the new Robtemp directory}
             qedhelp.exe            {extract the Help files}


   Run the Setup Program

          From  the  Program  Manager, run the Setup program by choosing Run
          from the File menu, then type c:\robtemp\setup in the Command Line
          box.  Follow the instructions in the Setup program.

          You can now access all the Qedit documentation by selecting any of
          the icons in the "Robelle Help" Program Manager Group.


   Remove the Robtemp Directory

          Now you can remove all  the  files  from  the  Robtemp  directory;
          either  delete them from the File Manager or use the following DOS
          commands:

             cd \robtemp
             del *.*                {delete all the files}
             cd ..
             rmdir robtemp          {remove the Robtemp directory}

          You can  also  copy  the  files  in  Robtemp  to  a  diskette  and
          distribute them to other Qedit users.