[.MG1B] -- MicroGNUEmacs, a small, GNU-compatible text editor

	This directory tree contains all the sources for MicroGNUEmacs
	1b (MG 1b), a small Emacs-like text editor that is designed to
	look a lot like its big cousin, GNU Emacs.

Contents:

	AAAREADME.TXT			-- This file

	README.				-- General information about MG

	[.SYS.VMS]AAAREADME.TXT		-- How to use MG on a VMS system
					
	[.SYS.VMS]MG.COM		-- Keep MG as a subfork (needs editing
					   for your site)

	[.SYS.VMS]MGMAILEDIT.COM	-- Use MG as your mail editor

	[.SYS.VMS.TERMCAP]TERMCAP.	-- Terminal description file for
					   MG's termcap library

	TUTORIAL.			-- Tutorial for MG, based on GNU
					   Emacs tutorial

	FUNCTIONS.			-- List of functions available in MG,
					   with differences from GNU Emacs

	STARTUP.DOC			-- How to use MG startup files

	MG.EXE				-- MG executable, linked with V4.4
					   shareable run-time library

	MG-NOSHARE.EXE			-- MG executable, linked with
					   VAXCRTL.OLB

	*.C,*.H				-- Source files for system-independent
					   editing functions

	SYS.DIR				-- Sources for system-dependent and
	TTY.DIR				   terminal-dependent

Systems supported:

	MG works on many different systems and terminals.  The following
	directories contain system-dependent code for terminal and file
	I/O for their respective systems. 

	[.SYS.AMIGA]			-- Commodore Amiga
	[.SYS.ATARI]			-- Atari ST
	[.SYS.BSD]			-- 4.{2,3} BSD Unix, Ultrix-32
	[.SYS.CPM68K]			-- CP/M-68K
	[.SYS.EUNICE]			-- Eunice 4.2 BSD
	[.SYS.OSK]			-- OS/9-68K
	[.SYS.PRIME]			-- Primos
	[.SYS.SYSV]			-- System V Unix (UniCOS)
	[.SYS.VMS]			-- VAX/VMS

Terminal support:

	Most versions of MG use the Unix termcap library to drive many
	different terminals, using a text file that describes the escape
	sequences necesssary to drive the terminal.  Currently, only the
	Commodore Amiga and Atari ST do not use the termcap library. 

	[.SYS.AMIGA]			-- Commodore Amiga (Intuition)
	[.SYS.ATARI]			-- Atari ST
	[.SYS.TERMCAP]			-- All other systems use the termcap
					   library for terminal descriptions

VMS Termcap library:

	Since VMS does not come with a termcap library, a public-domain
	version of the library has been included in the distribution, in
	the directory [.SYS.VMS.TERMCAP].  Read [.SYS.VMS]AAAREADME.TXT
	for information on where to place your terminal description
	(termcap) file.