WorkMan requires XView version 3 or higher.  This is supplied by default
on Sun systems.  See the README file for your machine if you're using
something other than a Sun.

To build workman, many people (OpenWindows users running SunOS 4.x)
can just type "make".  ULTRIX and NEWS-OS users will want to either
generate a Makefile with "imake" or edit the provided Makefile to point
to the right directories.  HPUX users should edit Makefile.hpux and build
using it, and Linux users should do the same with Makefile.linux.

The Makefile assumes that OPENWINHOME is set to the OpenWindows 3.x home
directory.  Some tweaking will probably be required if you're not using
OpenWindows; OPENWINHOME is used to locate the XView include files and
libraries.

If you're compiling on Solaris 2, you'll want to uncomment the -DSYSV
and LIBLOC= lines at the top of the Makefile.  This will help the program
run smoothly with the volume manager.  See README.solaris2 as well.

Once the executable is built, install it in your favorite directory
for such things.  The file "workman.info" should be placed in the XView
help directory, usually $OPENWINHOME/lib/help.  If you put it somewhere
else, be sure to set your HELPPATH environment variable to point to that
directory.  This is necessary if you want to use the Help key to see
the controls' descriptions.  Run "make install" to install everything
under $OPENWINHOME.  You will probably need to be root to do this.

Once all that's done, you're ready to rock and roll (or jazz, or...)

SunOS 4.x and HPUX users may want to use the "-e" option; see the manual
page for details.
