This procedure is for the one-time, first-time installation of this program.
There are two options presented here, one is to run the INSTALLSCHED script
which will install sched automatically. The other option is to do the
installation by hand.  All pathnames are WRT the current working directory.

OPTION 1: AUTO INSTALL WITH INSTALLSCHED
========================================
1) Load the software into the directory it will be installed to.  Run the
install script:
	cd sched
	INSTALLSCHED


OPTION 2: MANUAL INSTALL
========================
1) Load the software into the directory it will be installed to, and change
directory to there:
	cd sched

2) If you want to use Postscript (recommended), compile the program 'a2ps'.
The source 'a2ps.c' has been modified so that its defaults are most suitable
for use with this program; all that needs to be done is compilation:
      cd .ascii_to_ps
      make
      cp a2ps ../.a2ps
      cd ..

Then inform sched that Postscript will be used (need caps):
	echo "ON" > .ps

If you dont want to use Postscript printing, turn it off (need caps):
	echo "OFF" > .ps

3) Verify the host machine is currently running with the correct date.

4) Each day is divided into time slots, which represents the smallest
reservable period of a day.  Time slots are stored in the file '.template',
which is used by the program as a reference for making, deleting and
reporting schedules.

If the day is to be divided into 1 hour increments, then the file
'.template' must be created with 24 time slots, one per line, in the
following construct:

	0000-0100
	0100-0200
	...
	2300-2400

Time slots MUST use military time as shown above: slots are 9 char long,
with the start of the slot seperated from the end of the slot by a hyphen '-'
at character position 5. If certain time slots are to never be used (e.g.
after hours), then leave those slots out of the template.  Time slots must
ALWAYS be sequential, starting with the earliest time and ending with the
latest. A day runs from 0000 through 2400, inclusive.

Once the template has been created, copy it to the file '.template', and it's
ready for use.  All reservations in the calendar must be made using the same
'.template'. If after using one template, you decide to later use another, then
all current reservations must be deleted, and reentered using the new template.
   
There are three templates provided you may choose to use, they are:
	.template.8-5_slots
	.template.half-hour_slots
	.template.one-hour_slots 
If you want to use one of these, copy it to the .template file, for
example:
	cp .template.one-hour_slots .template

5) Verify the path names to all the Unix commands used in the command script
'.schedrc' are correct for your machine.

6) Verify the printer you wish to use is ready.   Inform sched of the
default printer name:
	echo "your_printer_name_here" > .printer

7) Choose the type of resource you want to schedule.  If for example you
want to schedule time for hosts, then enter the following command (need caps):
	echo "HOST" > .resourcefile

8) Choose the default report format, either FLAT or MATRIX. MATRIX is
recommended (need caps):
	echo "MATRIX" > .reportfile

END
