This file is part of the array package.
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\def\filedate{92/08/30}

Copyright (C) 1989-1992 by Frank Mittelbach.  All rights reserved.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

You are not allowed to change this readme file.

For distribution of unchanged and changed versions see readme.mz.

This is the array package that contains the array.sty option which
enhances the standard tabular and array environments of LaTeX. To
generate executable files from this package you need the utility
programs docstrip and doc.sty which are contained in the doc package
mz0.

You should get the following files:


  array.doc        Main style file with macros for the new array
                   implementation.

  dcolumn.doc      Defining a D column specifier, denoting a column of
                   numbers to be aligned on a `decimal point'.

  delarray.doc     An extension of array.sty, defining a system of
                   `implicit delimiters'. 


  tabularx.doc     Defines the tabularx environment. This is like
                   tabular*, but affects the widths of certain *columns*
                   rather than the intercolumn *space*.

  hhline.doc       Defines the \hhline command, a customisable version
                   of \hline

  longtable.doc    Defines the longtable environment, a multi-page
                   version of tabular.


  install.mz5      This is the installation script that will produce
                   the executable files in this package and the driver
		   files for the documentation.

  readme.mz        File that describes distribution restrictions and
                   gives a short overview about other distributions
                   from Mainz.

  readme.mz5       This readme file.




To produce the executable files please run install.mz5 through LaTeX or
TeX, i.e., say

   latex install.mz5

or whatever is necessary to run process a file with LaTeX on your
system.  This will generate all necessary files. If you already have
older versions of the files, the script will ask whether or not you
want to overwrite those versions. Note, that the script calls
docstrip.tex internally which is distributed in the doc package (MZ0).

This script will generate the following files:

  array.sty	 The array option for LaTeX.
  array.drv	 The driver file for the documentation.

  delarray.sty   
  delarray.drv
  newarray.sty   Help for people using the old newarray option.

  dcolumn.sty
  dcolumn.drv

  tabularx.sty
  tabularx.drv

  hhline.sty
  hhline.drv

  longtable.sty
  longtable.drv

To produce the documentation files run the corresponding driver files
through LaTeX.  You are allowed to change the driver files to get a
special layout, etc.  To get an index and history listing run the idx
and glo files through the program MAKEINDEX.  MAKEINDEX should be part
of every LaTeX installation.

Please note that you need to specify a style file for MAKEINDEX:

   gind.ist   for the index file   (result should be named *.ind)
   gglo.ist   for the history file (result should be named *.gls)

Sample invocation for Unix:

   makeindex -s gind.ist array
   makeindex -s gglo.ist -o array.gls array.glo


The \fileversion and \filedate lines are listed below so that you can
easily check differences to your version by using diff etc.

        array.bug:       \filedate{92/07/04}
        array.doc:       \fileversion{v2.1b}
        array.doc:       \filedate{92/07/06}
        dcolumn.doc:     \fileversion{v1.01}
        dcolumn.doc:     \filedate{92/06/12}
        delarray.doc:    \fileversion{v1.00}
        delarray.doc:    \filedate{92/07/06}
        hhline.doc:      \fileversion{v2.01}
        hhline.doc:      \filedate{92/06/26}
        install.mz5:     \filedate{92/08/30}
        longtable.doc:   \fileversion{v3.03}
        longtable.doc:   \filedate{92/06/25}
        readme.mz:       \filedate{92/07/07}
        readme.mz5:      \filedate{92/08/30}
        tabularx.doc:    \fileversion{v1.04}
        tabularx.doc:    \filedate{92/09/02}