Installation instructions for this version of SWING (24-Sep-87):

	The source files are
	
	    SWING.FOR	    ! complete Fortran sources
	    SWING.CMN,PULLDOWN.CMN  ! included COMMON files
	    SWING.HLP	    ! help source file
	    SWING.ANNOUNCE  ! sample announcement file

	Rebuild the image (all or part of the following):

	    $ FORTRAN SWING.FOR
	    $ LINK/EXE=SWING SWING.OBJ

	EITHER install the help file on the system:

	    $ LIBRARY/LOG SYS$HELP:HELPLIB/HELP SWING.HLP

	OR build a private help library, and define a supplemental help
	library logical name:

	    $ LIBRARY/LOG SWING/HELP/CREATE=BLOCKS=12  SWING.HLP
	    $ DEFINE  HLP$LIBRARY  dev:[dir]SWING

	To install on the system, simply copy SWING.EXE to SYS$SYSTEM:

	    $ COPY SWING.EXE SYS$COMMON:[SYSEXE]*.*

	It is most convenient to define a command symbol for SWING, either
	in the system login file or in your individual LOGIN.COM:

	    $ SWING :== $SYS$SYSTEM:SWING  -- or--
	    $ SWING :== $dev:[dir]:SWING

	Invoke it merely by typing SWING.  You MUST be on a DEC/ANSI
	compatible terminal with AVO.

	You can now pass the disk:[directory] as a parameter to SWING, ie

	$ SWING disk9:[software]

	from any other current location and you will be placed in that 
	directory as SWING starts up.  Read the .HLP file for specifics.

Modifications to original SWING sources by:
	Craig Young
	Michael Bednarek
	Greg Janee
	Walt Lamia (DEC)  (latest version 24-Sep-87)

Apologies to anyone's name that got missed.

Contents of original AAAREADME.GRC file follows:
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[.GRC.ERIC.SWING]

      SWING displays the current directory tree on a CRT screen for 
interactive tree manipulation.  It is able to do the following:

      o  SET DEFAULT by moving from node to node with the arrow keys
         and exiting SWING when the current node is the directory 
         desired.

      o  Rename a subdirectory.

      o  Interactively create a new subdirectory.

      o  Interactively move a subdirectory structure to a new position, 
         with all of its children.

      o  Interactively delete a tree structure - each node blinks and 
         then disappears as it is deleted.  This graphically does what
         the DELTREE type command procedures do.

      o  Create hardcopy of the current directory structure.

      o  Create a "binary save file" so the whole directory doesn't have
         to be searched each time SWING is used.

      The SWING program is written entirely in FORTRAN and replaces a 
lot of worn out command procedures that have been written over the years. 
It allows the user to quickly examine and manipulate a directory 
structure, saving time for the real work at hand.  

      The screen manipulation is handled by the SMG routines and all 
eight directory levels are supported.  The screen is switched between 
80 and 132 columns as the directory tree changes size.  The display 
scrolls up and down for long directory trees and commands are either 
entered by hitting keys or by a pulldown menu at the top of the screen.
There is help while in SWING and a help file is furnished for the VMS 
HELP library as well.  You have to try SWING to believe it.  It is 
proof that computers can be easy to use!

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THE FILES              THEIR USE
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AAAREADME.GRC;1        This file
COMPILE.COM;1          Command procedure to compile source
PULLDOWN.CMN;1         Commons for PULLDOWN.FOR
PULLDOWN.FOR;1         PULLDOWN menu package for SWING
PULLDOWN.OBJ;1         PULLDOWN object code VMS 4.3
SWING.CMN;1            Commons for SWING.FOR
SWING.EXE;1            SWING executable VMS 4.4
SWING.FOR;1            SWING source 
SWING.HLB;1            SWING help library
SWING.HLP;1            SWING help source
SWING.OBJ;1            SWING object code VMS 4.4

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                            INSTALLATION


$ ! Set up a symbol like this in your sylogin.com or login.com
$ !
$ SWING:== $GRC$TOOLS:SWING

$ ! Add the help library to helplib
$ ! This requires privilege
$ !
$ LIBRARY/HELP SYS$HELP:HELPLIB SWING.HLP

$ ! Put the SWING help library in SYS$HELP for interactive help in SWING
$ ! This requires privilege
$ !
$ LIBRARY/HELP/CREATE SYS$HELP:SWING SWING.HLP

NOTE:  GRC$TOOLS is a logical that must be defined in the system logical 
       name table.  The logical GRC$TOOLS is used throughout the GRC 
       tools on this DECUS tape and should point to the disk and 
       directory containing SWING.EXE.

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      COMPLEMENTS, SUGGESTIONS AND COMPLAINTS TO THE FOLLOWING:

                       Eric Andresen
                       General Research Corporation
                       5383 Hollister Avenue
                       Santa Barbara, CA  93111
                       (805)964-7724  Ext. 332

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