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-DMAKE 4.12
-==========
-
-This directory tree contains a number of files.  Here is a short
-description of what each file contains so that you do not need to
-search as much.  There is also a recommended order for reading them.
-
-    read1st.txt - This file; generic information.
-    intro.txt   - Short note describing what 'dmake' is and where to
-                  get it from.
-    release.txt - Changes of previous releases, and release specific
-                  notes. (Not longer continued.)
-    ../NEWS     - Changes from previous release. (Continuation of
-                  release.txt.)
-    ../man/     - directory containing DMAKE manual page.
-
-    public/     - Old build and installation instructions
-                  for the Dmake 4.1 public release. As of Dmake 4.2
-                  dmake switched to an autotools based build system
-                  and these instructions are not longer valid for
-                  operating systems that are supported by the autotools
-                  system.
-                  If you are on a system that is not supported you
-                  might still find some useful information there.
-
-Building Dmake
-==============
-
-With autotools
---------------
-Building dmake on systems that are supported by the autotools build system
-only requires the usual "./configure && make && make install" command.
-The configure command will notify you when your platform is not supported.
-
-With Microsoft C++ compiler
----------------------------
-For MS Visual C++ 6 and up run "make.bat win95-vpp40" in a command shell.
-This should create a dmake.exe in the top-level directory.
-
-It is possible to rename this to, say, dmake0.exe, delete the objects/
-sub-directory and then simply run "dmake0.exe" to build a new dmake.exe.
-Note that it is not necessary to have dmake rebuild itself in this way,
-but it is a nice test that your new dmake is working to see that it can.
-
-To install dmake, simply copy dmake.exe and the startup/ sub-directory to
-a directory of your choice.  You may also want to copy the man/
-sub-directory for future access to the manual page.
-
-
-All other systems might look in the public/ directory for useful hints.
-
-
-The original sources of dmake were available on http://dmake.wticorp.com.
-This site has not been reachable for some time and the source is hosted
-in the OpenOffice.org http://www.openoffice.org/ cvs now. You can view
-the source at: http://tools.openoffice.org/source/browse/tools/dmake.
-Please send questions regarding dmake to the tools project mailing list
-at dev@tools.openoffice.org.