
/*  @(#)README 1.1 93/12/26
 *
 *  Copyright (C) 1991 - Valerie Haecky.
 *  All rights reserved.
 *
 *  Permission is granted to copy this source, for redistribution
 *  in source form only, provided the news headers in "substantially
 *  unaltered format" are retained, the introductory messages are not
 *  removed, and no monies are exchanged.
 *
 *  Permission is also granted to copy this source, without the
 *  news headers, for the purposes of making an executable copy by
 *  means of compilation, provided that such copy will not be used
 *  for the purposes of competition in any othello tournaments, without
 *  prior permission from the authors.
 *
 *  No responsibility is taken for any errors on inaccuracies inherent
 *  either to the comments or the code of this program, but if reported
 *  (see README file), then an attempt will be made to fix them.
 */

Trans  -  README  -  February 1991.


trans - version 1.0
-------------------


The two files trans.c and trans.ps together form a utility to create
PostScript transcripts from reve's game records. The resulting file can
be viewed with 'pageview' or sent to a PostScript printer.

If the game record format changes, the .c file will need some changes, too.


Useage: trans [options|-h] 
------
    
     Option arg       meaning                          default value
     ------ ---       -------                          -------------
 
          -b string   black player                     empty
          -w string   white player                     empty
          -r string   result/score                     empty
          -d string   date                             empty
          -c string   comment                          empty
          -g string   game file path                   reve.game
          -t string   transcript file path             reve.trans.ps
          -s string   scaling factor for transcript    1 (fill page)
          -p string   place or occasion                empty
          -l string   time limit/level                 empty 
          -h          display help mesg           n/a

 If your string contains special characters or consists of more than
 one word, you have to quote it.

 You can use as many options as you like. If you don't use an option,
 a default value is used, as indicated above.

 Examples
 --------

 trans -g "../games/reve/reve.game" -t "/tmp/foo.ps" 
 trans -b valerie -w reve -r "32-32" -d "Feb 17, 1991" 
 trans -c "I won!" -l "5 Minutes" -p "at work" -s "0.5"
 trans -h


 Bugs and suggestions
 --------------------

 Mail to: vmh@Eng.Sun.COM
