Install the DEC copyright notice, so that it will be present in the

package.  Add a pointer to it in the DESCR file.  Pare down the text
in the DESCR file.
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John Polstra 1997-03-27 18:35:49 +00:00
parent 5fa12e9c1c
commit 6554e7aafa
Notes: svn2git 2021-03-31 03:12:20 +00:00
svn path=/head/; revision=6032
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# Date created: 13 June 1996
# Whom: jkh
#
# $Id: Makefile,v 1.3 1996/11/17 08:45:19 obrien Exp $
# $Id: Makefile,v 1.4 1996/11/27 12:08:48 asami Exp $
#
DISTNAME= virtualpaper-1.4
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lectern/FreeBSD2/Lectern.1.html \
buildlectern/FreeBSD2/BuildLectern.1.html \
editlectern/FreeBSD2/EditLectern.1.html \
${PREFIX}/lib/m3/www
${PREFIX}/lib/m3/www; \
if [ ! -d ${PREFIX}/share/virtualpaper ]; then \
${MKDIR} ${PREFIX}/share/virtualpaper; \
chmod 755 ${PREFIX}/share/virtualpaper; \
fi; \
${INSTALL_DATA} COPYRIGHT ${PREFIX}/share/virtualpaper
@echo "Stripping programs"
@cd ${PREFIX}/bin; \
strip LecternClient Lectern BuildLectern EditLectern

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The Virtual Paper software centers around the notion of a document, which
generally corresponds to a single paper, report, or book. A document is
stored as a single file, in a format that we call a "Lectern document". The
application "BuildLectern" constructs these documents, and "Lectern" lets you
view them on your computer.
A Lectern document contains images of each page of the document (at several
scales), text for the pages (for searching, not for viewing), and global
information about the document (such as a copy of a PostScript version of the
document, if available).
A Lectern document has a fairly simple internal structure. There's an
internal directory, and a set of components. The components each contain the
bytes for some part of the overall document: a single page image at a
particular scale, or the text for a single page, or the PostScript that was
used to create the document.
BuildLectern generates a single Lectern document. Its input can be a
PostScript file, or parts of previously built Lectern documents. Or its
input can be original raster-based images (such as a set of TIFF files),
typically at a moderate resolution such as 300 DPI. Finally, BuildLectern's
input can be a combination of all of these.
The goal of the Virtual Paper project is to make on-line reading
an attractive alternative to reading printed documents (such as
books, manuals, or reports). We're talking about actual reading
here, not just browsing or finding documents (though we have support
for that too, as you'll see). And we're talking about documents
that can be as large as full-length books, not just short reports,
and not brief articles such as most electronic mail or WWW pages.
For more information, please see:
http://www.research.digital.com:80/SRC/virtualpaper
Please see the file "${PREFIX}/share/virtualpaper/COPYRIGHT" for
the DEC copyright notice.
John Polstra <jdp@FreeBSD.ORG>

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man/man1/EditLectern.1.gz
man/man1/Lectern.1.gz
man/man1/LecternClient.1.gz
share/virtualpaper/COPYRIGHT