    Thanks for taking the time to look into CE.  I suggest you read the ce.doc
file first, and then ce.tech.doc afterwards, to determine if you want to use
the editor.  Herein is the installation requirements

1. Edit ce.h and set the defines for your sites configuration.
2. Edit the Makefile for the proper compiler (must be ansi compliant).
3. Type Make.

4. After the binaries have been created, run ce with the following switch

5. ce -keyset and enter the keys it prompts for.  A file will be created in
   ~/.ce/ that has the name cekm.<terminalname> of the terminal you ran ce
    from (i.e. on a NeXT console cekm.vt100).

6. Copy this file to wherever you set the config path to.  For example you
   would do a cp cekm.vt100 to /usr/local/lib/ce thats all there is to it!

A note on version numbers, I am following this convention in picking version
numbers:

1.2.01a     The first part is the major version (1) Then revision (2)
            Then feature patches (01)  and finally bug fixes (a)
            Feature additions will always be a number, while bug fixes will
            always be a letter.

Enjoy CE, and please, email me with any comments, suggestions or problems
you encounter.  If you find that you are using CE on a rather regular basis,
please drop me a email note (or even better yet a real live postcard to the
address below) so I can keep track of you all.  Those of you who do drop me a
note, I will keep you informed (via email) of updates/bugfixes and such.

Charles Henrich

Many thanks to:

    Steve Fosdick for pointing out what needed to be done to make CE
                  compile/run cleanly on HP's, and for taking more time than
                  he ever should have and hunted down a bug I had mistakenly
                  attributed to a compiler optimization problem.  Thanks Steve!

    Dave W. Sanderson for telling me what to tweak to make CE compile/run
                      cleanly on RS/6000's

    And the scads of other people who pointed out bugfixes, asked for features
    and the like.

(all the legalize fun stuff follows, basically feel free to use and
distribute CE as long as you do not distribute modified copies, nor make
a profit off of CE)

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* CE v1.2 Copyright (C) 1991-95, Charles R. Henrich, All Rights Reserved.    *
*                                                                            *
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