The source distribution creates the subdirectory tknt36r5.  Here is the
basic breakdown:
	tknt36r5/src		Tcl/Tk C source code.
	tknt36r5/lib 		Tcl/Tk Tcl library files.
	tknt36r5/lib/tk/demos	Contains the widget demo.


To compile, cd to the src directory.  The system was built with Microsoft
Visual C++ 2.0 pre-release.  The system was built using the visual builder,
but there are now Makefiles to build the entire system.  Before you can
use 'nmake' from the source directory, you need to set some environment
variables.

The system will build in two configurations--Debug and Release.  You need
to set your LIB and PATH environment variables according to which build
you want.  The example shows the LIB and PATH environment settings for a
Debug build.  Just replace Debug with Release to get a release build.

	LIB="c:/usr/tools/tknt36r5/src/tcl73/debug;c:/usr/tools/tknt36r5/src/tk36/debug;c:/usr/tools/tknt36r5/src/xlib;c:/usr/tools/tknt36r5/src/winio; <more libraries>"
	PATH=".;c:/usr/tools/tknt36r5/src/wish/debug;c:/usr/tools/tknt36r5/src/tcl73/debug;c:/usr/tools/tknt36r5/src/tk36/debug;c:/usr/tools/tknt36r5/src/xlib;c:/usr/tools/tknt36r5/src/winio; <more paths>"


Now, type
	nmake


If all goes well, the package will build.

Now, set two more environment variables:
   TCL_LIBRARY="c:/usr/tools/tknt36r5/lib/tcl"
   TK_LIBRARY="c:/usr/tools/tknt36r5/lib/tk"
and you should be ready to run.

Try running wish or tclsh.
