XFormat (C) 1997 by Karsten Ballder (Ballueder@usa.net)

	To start XFormat, type 'xf' in a shell window.

This program requires wxWindows and the GNU gettext library (libintl)
to compile. 

To use other languages than the default English, do

export LANG=xxx (in bash) or (in csh:) setenv LANG xxx

where xxx is one of:

de	- German
de_DE	- German (actually, German German)
it_IT	- Italian (actually, Italian Italian)

As soon as you change LANG and start xformat, all Text will appear
in the new language. Alternatively you can use the Options dialog
within XFormat to change the language. The change will only take
effect the next time you start the program.

To compile XFormat, you need the wxWindows libraries (Xt-Port),
available from http://web.ukonline.de/julian.smart/wxwin/

For more information on XFormat or newer releases, visit
http://Ballueder.home.ml.org/


As there is another XForms based xformat utility, XFormat is now
called xf.

To compile it:
- edit the Makefile.in to reflect the proper location of the wxWindows
  libraries

- run ./configure

- run make
- run make install

