The following steps should be taken to install the MAPLE part of CHEVIE.

(For the GAP part just get Release 3.4.4 of GAP. This contains the GAP
part as share package. You only need to say 'RequirePackage("chevie");'
in your GAP session to have access to them.)


Requirements:

- 6 MB disc space
- UNIX operating system
- MAPLE Release V.3 (Symbolic Computation Group, University of Waterloo),
  computer algebra systems


1.) Uncompress the file 'chevie3r1p1.tar.gz' by typing:
    'gunzip chevie3r1p1.tar.gz'.

2.) 'cp' or 'mv' the file 'chevie3r1p1.tar' to the directory you wish
    to install CHEVIE in.

3.) Type 'tar xvf chevie3r1p1.tar'.
    This command creates the directory 'chevie3r1'.

    Make shure that everyone who wants to work with CHEVIE has 
    access to it and to all of its sub-directories.

4.) Edit the file  'chevie3r1/bin/cheviem'.
    This file contains the following lines:

## Please insert here the path of the CHEVIE-System.
##   (Something like: CHEVIEDIR=/usr/local/chevie )
CHEVIEDIR=/home/euterpe/chevie
## Please insert here the name of your favourite previewer for TeX-dvi files.
PREVIEWVAR='xdvi'

export CHEVIEDIR
export PREVIEWVAR

maple $* <<ENDEVOMANFANG

    Substitute '/home/euterpe/chevie' by the new path and
    substitute 'xdvi' by the empty string or by the
    name of your preferred TeX-previewer.
    Substitute 'maple' by your maple (if necessary). 

5.) 'mv' the script 'cheviem' to a place where everyone 
    can call it, e.g., in 'usr/local/bin'.

6.) To call the MAPLE part of CHEVIE, type 'cheviem'.

7.) If you use a version of MAPLE which cannot read our file
    'GEN.m', you should 'cd' into the directory 
    'chevie3r1/bin' and call 'MakeChevie'.

8.) The manual is contained in 'chevie3r1/doc/chevie.dvi'. If you 
     cannot print this file for some reason, 'cd' into the directory
     'chevie3r1/doc', and try 'latex chevie' first. This will 
     produce a new 'chevie/doc/chevie.dvi'.

9.) Have fun.