		    INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
		       tkvoice-1.0.tar.gz
		          Peter Bruley
                        Fri Dec  31 2001

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# REQUIRMENTS:  -TK/TCL installed properly
#
#		-vgetty installed properly
#		 ie/ From the mgetty-1.1.x src dir:  make vgetty
#		                                     make vgetty-install
#
#		-vgetty voice-spool directories
#		 cd /var/spool
#		 mkdir voice
#		 cd voice
#		 mkdir incoming
#		 mkdir messages
#
#		-mgetty.config and vgetty.config setup properly
#		 See readme in mgetty-1.1.xx/voice/doc/Readme.Beginners
#
#		-inittab setup properly for vgetty
#		 ie/
#		    s3:235:respawn:/usr/local/sbin/vgetty /dev/modem
#
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1.	Find a suitable directory to start from (best done from 
	root account for overall compatability

		# cd /usr/local

		# tar xvfz tkvoice-1.0.tar.gz | less

	This displays the contents of the archive (you should always
	do this before unpacking a tar file)

2.	Unpack the archive:

		# tar xvfz tkvoice-1.0.tar.gz

	This creates a subdirectory ./tkvoice-1.0 where all the
	extracted files should go.

3.	Change to the new directory:

		# cd tkvoice-1.0


4.	Make sure that the pvftools are in your path:

		# type rmdtopvf pvftowav pvfspeed wavtopvf

	Should return the location of the 4 tools:

		rmdtopvf is /usr/local/bin/rmdtopvf
		pvftowav is /usr/local/bin/pvftowav
		pvfspeed is /usr/local/bin/pvfspeed
		wavtopvf is /usr/local/bin/wavtopvf

5.	Make sure that wish in your path:

		# type wish

	Should return the location of wish:

		wish is /usr/bin/wish


6.	Start the script:

		# ./tkvoice

7.	Make changes/corrections to the vgetty spool PATHS:

		Options --> "Paths Setup"

	Save your changes.

8.	Choose the appropriate setting for your modem:

		Options --> "Modem Setup"

	Save your changes.

9.	Make changes/corrections for your sound settings:

		Options --> "Audio Setup"

	- The default time for recording you out-going message is 10 secs.
	- You can change this time by changing the "-t secs" agruement 
	  for wavrec.

	Save your changes

End INSTALL
