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The LaTeX Colour and Graphics Packages
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                    1999/12/01

This is a collection of LaTeX packages for:
 * producing colour
 * including graphics (eg PostScript) files 
 * rotation and scaling of text
in LaTeX documents.

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THIS DIRECTORY CONTAINS 
======================

00readme.txt    This File
changes.txt     Log of changes to the packages.
graphics.ins    Install file for docstrip.

Standard packages
=================
color.dtx       Source for color package
graphics.dtx    Source for graphics package
trig.dtx        Source for trig package (required by graphics)

Non Standard Packages
=====================
graphicx.dtx    Source for graphicx package (extension of graphics)
epsfig.dtx      Source for epsfig package (extension of graphicx)
keyval.dtx      Source for keyval pacakge (required by both the above)
pstcol.sty      Small wrapper for pstricks package.
lscape.sty      Produce landscape pages in a (mainly) portrait document.

Driver Files
============
drivers.dtx     Source for driver files for supported drivers.
textures.def    Textures file supplied by Arthur Ogawa.
pdftex.def      pdftex driver file (experimental).
vtex.def        VTeX driver file supplied by MicroPress.
dvipdfm.def     Dvipdfm file supplied by Mark  Wicks

User Documentation
==================
grfguide.tex    User Guide to all the packages in this bundle.
                WARNING: 
                This file calls color and graphics packages
                without a driver option. 
                You *must* set up two files 
                                 color.cfg and graphics.cfg
                containing (for example)
                                \ExecuteOptions{dvips}
                Before running this file.

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TO UNPACK THE PACKAGES
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latex graphics.ins

This will produce the 

.sty package files
.def driver files.


NOTE (docstrip version)
***********************
****
**** If   latex graphics.ins
**** produces the `docstrip interactive mode' prompt:
****
****   * First type the extension of your input file(s):  *
****   \infileext=
****
**** Then your version of docstrip is too old.
**** Quit (eg by hitting `enter' to all questions) and get a newer
**** docstrip.tex. It must be at least version 2.4.
****
**** A suitable docstrip.tex may be found from `CTAN' archives such as
**** ftp.dante.de   tex-archive/macros/latex/unpacked/docstrip.tex
****
**** Docstrip is part of the base LaTeX distribution, so if you have
**** an old docstrip then your LaTeX is out of date and you may consider
**** getting the whole of that directory and re-installing LaTeX.
**** However you need to fetch only the file docstrip.tex to unpack
**** this graphics distribution with your existing format.

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USING THE PACKAGES
==================

Move files ending in .sty .def  to a standard TeX input directory.

Make a default option for your site by creating two files
     color.cfg and graphics.cfg
containing (if dvips is your default driver)
\ExecuteOptions{dvips}

You may then LaTeX the user guide:
latex grfguide.tex.

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MAIN CHANGES IN THIS RELEASE
============================

dvipdfm driver added.
New package option in keyval to control error handling.
Distribution Notice changed to refer to LPPL.

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