To install xtpanel,

If you have a working imake setup (the recommended way).
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You should edit Imake.config to reflect where you wish 
the system xtpanel files to be installed. The default is to put them 
in the X11 library directory in a sub-directory called xtpanel.

If you have the XPM library installed on your machine
you can uncomment the HaveXPM line. This will allow you to use color
pixmaps in various objects.


Type "xmkmf -a" 
     or "imake" followed by "make Makefiles"
     or whatever you use to invoke imake at your site.

Type "make"  to build the software.

Type "make install "  to install the software.

Type "make install.man"  to install the man page.


If you haven't figured out imake yet, or your vendor didn't provide it
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Edit the NoImake.cpp file to reflect where your X11 include files and 
libraries live and where you want the software installed.

If you have the XPM library installed on your machine
you can uncomment the HaveXPM line in Imake.config. This will allow 
you to use color pixmaps in various objects.

Type "NoImake" 
   or"NoImake MACH" where MACH is one of SUN4, RS6000, HP700 or DEC3100

Then follow the make steps as above. You may need to edit NoImake.cpp
to make it work on your machine.


Machines tested:
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Sun 4, OS 4.1.1, MIT X11R5
Sun 4, OS 4.1.1, OpenWindows 3 (see the file OW3 for more info)
Sun 3, OS 3.5, MIT X11R5
DEC 3100, ULTRIX V4.2, MIT X11R5
DEC 3100, ULTRIX V4.2, UWS V4.2 (with optional MIT compatible subset)
DEC 5000, ULTRIX V4.3, MIT X11R4
IBM RS6000, AIX V3.2, MIT X11R5
IBM RS6000, AIX V3.2, IBM X11R4
HP 700, HP-UX 8.05, HP X11R4
Convex C-1, OS 9.0, MIT X11R4

Acknowledgements:
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The NoImake support was provided by Martin Karrenbach.
