First of all, please read COPYING.  Note that the text of the lessons is
courtesy of Dan Wood <danwood@karelia.com>, and that they are available in
the original html format at http://www.karelia.com/abcd/

After that, just type

        make
	
and when it's done, try running ``./dvorak7min''  If you get screwed up chars
on the keyboard layout, try uncommending the line NOT_SO_PRETTY in the
Makefile, and doing a ``make clean all''.  You have a few other options in
the Makefile, have a look to them.

In addition of the built-in lessons, you can use any ascii file (as Smoke
suggests, Gutenberg books are good idea).  Just specify the filename as an
argument to the program, and you are done. 

If you are satisfied with the program, simply

        make install
	
Remember that you can set your keyboard map with

        loadkeys dvorak.map
	
Btw, the backspace key should work anywhere ;)

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