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\def\batchfile{aiaa.ins}
\input docstrip.tex

\keepsilent
\preamble

The "aiaa" distribution
by Bil Kleb <w.l.kleb@larc.nasa.gov>.
See the file `aiaa.ins' for information
on how you may (re-)distribute the `aiaa' bundle of files.

\endpreamble

\generate{\file{aiaa.cls}{\from{aiaa.dtx}{class}}}
\generate{\file{aiaa9pt.sty}{\from{aiaa.dtx}{style}}}
\generate{\file{aiaa.bst}{\from{aiaa.dtx}{bibstyle}}}
\generate{\file{aiaaenf.cfg}{\from{aiaa.dtx}{enfconfig}}}

\Msg{******************************************************************}
\Msg{ }
\Msg{  To finish the installation you have to move the files}
\Msg{  `aiaa.cls', `aiaa9pt.sty', `aiaaenf.cfg', and `aiaalgo.eps'}
\Msg{  into a directory searched by TeX and the bibliographic style}
\Msg{  file `aiaa.bst' into a directory searched by BibTeX.}
\Msg{  Additionally you could also move the sample bibliographic}
\Msg{  databases `smpbtx.bib and `tstbtx.bib' to a directory searched}
\Msg{  by BibTeX. (For Unix installations of TeX these search paths}
\Msg{  are typically controlled by the environment variables TEXINPUTS,}
\Msg{  BSTINPUTS, and BIBINPUTS, respectively.  For pc or mac installations}
\Msg{  look for similarly-named folders/directories.)}
\Msg{ }
\Msg{  To produce a brief users manual, run the file `aiaa.dtx'}
\Msg{  through LaTeX.}
\Msg{ }
\Msg{  To test the installation of the new class, run the file `smpaiaa.tex'}
\Msg{  through a latex;bibtex;latex;latex sequence.}
\Msg{ }
\Msg{******************************************************************}
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