The Scheme/HyperNeWS interface is modelled after both the
HyperNeWS/PROLOG and Scheme/Xt interfaces.  That is to say, it
provides the same facilities for the Scheme programmer that are
provided for PROLOG programmers by the HyperNeWS/PROLOG interface, and
is implemented in the same manner that the Scheme/Xt interface. It is
built as follows:

   1: cd to your <ELK-Scheme>/lib directory, and extract the files, e.g.:
  
  	% cd /local/ELK/lib; cat HyperScheme.tar.Z | uncompress | tar xvf -

   2: change back to the root of your ELK-Scheme tree, and edit the
      Makefile to include lib/HyperNeWS as a target, (typically by
      insertion after lib/motif/xt), 
   
   3: set HNHOME to be the root of your HyperNeWS installation tree
      (if you're running HyperNeWS this will already be done),

   4: type make (you'll need write permission on $HNHOME/Stacks/Misc
      to do this)

   5: test the installation: start a scheme, (load 'sdb), and make
      some sort of error,	     

   6: smile the smile of the impossibly smug and self-satisfied...