ChemConsole v-0.2
			        By
			   Nathan Stevens
			 nat250@cyberwar.com
			  
/*
 * ChemConsole
 * Copyright (c) 1999 Nathan Stevens, all rights reserved.
 *
 * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
 * modification, are permitted.
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Contents:

  1) About
  2) Installation
  
About:

  This is version 0.2 of ChemConsole. 
  It is a Java code -- a Java application.
  ChemConsole provides a GUI to legacy Chemistry applications and allows 
  network access  to those applications. The current version of ChemConsole 
  supports Babel v-1.6 and MOPAC7 on the local computer. Future version will 
  have support for more application such as Gaussian or any other programs  I 
  get request to add or some one else decides to add.

Installation:
  To run ChemConsole you must  have the JRE  v1.1.7 and Swing 1.03 or later 
  installed and configured properly. These programs can be obtained from Sun's
  JavaSoft  web site, www.javasoft.com. ChemConsole may work with earlier 
  version of the JRE and Swing, but I haven't tested it.

  The first thing you need to do get the correct file for your platform. 
  For Unix get the ChemConsole-0.2.tar.gz file. 
  For Dos get  the  ChemConsole-0.2.zip file.

  Next change to the directory in wich you plan to install the program and
  extract the program file using the appropriate method. For Unix this
  would be:
    tar zxvf ChemConsole-0.2.tar.gz
  or (if you do not use GNU tar):
    gunzip -d -c ChemConsole-0.2.tar.gz | tar xvf -
  In Dos/Windows95 (or later) this would be  
    pkunzip ChemConsole-0.2.zip
  or any other tool that can extract *.zip files. This will create directory
  name Chemc-0.1 in the directory you extracted the program file.
 
  Finally change to the Chemc-0.2 directory and open the start up script, 
  either chemc.sh or chemc.bat, with your favorite text editor and set Java 
  Class Path. Once this is done you are ready to run the program.


[jkl -- modified this file slightly]