DESCRIPTION
Ninstall is Bourne shell script upwardly compatible with BSD install.
It adds a "-d" option to install directory hierarchies and allows
for installation of multiple files into a directory.  This is
identical to the features in Gnu install, even if the command-line
syntax is not as flexible.  Unlike Gnu install, this is a shell
script which can be distributed with other software packages without
portability problems.

INSTALLATION
1. Edit Makefile, changing the installation pathnames and programs.

2. Install programs with "make install". 

3. Install manual page with  "make install-cat" or "make install-man"
depending on whether your system supports formatted or source pages.
Make sure the compression mode used to store manual pages in your
system is indicated in the Makefile ( "COMPRESS= pack -f",
"COMPRESS= compress -f" or "COMPRESS= " if no compression is desired).

BUGS
Please send bug reports and suggestions to Geraldo Veiga
(ilan343@violet.berkeley.edu).

COPYRIGHT
Unless otherwise stated, the following copyright notice applies to all
source files in this directory

Copyright (c) 1993 Geraldo Veiga
All rights reserved.

Redistribution and use in source and binary forms are permitted
provided that: (1) source distributions retain this entire copyright
notice, and (2) modified source or binary versions include proper
acknowledgment.

CHANGES IN VERSION COMING WITH IMPERIUM

1) Uses "cp" as the default copy type (rather than "mv").
2) Will set the owner/group/mode of the directory specified with the
   "-d" option even if the directory already exists (directories leading
   up to final directory are not changed, if they exist.

