		    King James version of the Bible
			     for the NeXT

			   Eduardo Ostertag
		      Computer Science Department
			University of Maryland
			College Park, MD 20742
			  ostertag@cs.umd.edu

This directory contains the 66 books of the Kings James Version of the
Bible. I got the documents via anonymous-ftp from  helens.stanford.edu
(this  site  also  has  the  U.S.  constitution  and other interesting
historic documents). I transformed the  files  from  plain  text  into
WriteNow  two-column  format  and  added an icon to use with Librarian
(which looks like a fat black book with a white cross on its cover).

The package contains a file called  INFO.rtf  which  is  the  original
README  file.  This  document  mentions  the name of Richard Petersen,
which I assume is the person that compiled this Bible. I would like to
thank Lee Ward and Varun Mitroo who told me how to make  this  package
available to general public.

			Copyright Information

The Literature contained has no copyright. I have attempted to  credit
everyone  involved.  If  I've missed someone I am truly sorry and will
happily correct the mistake.

Further, the only restrictions I place on the work I have done here is
that it may not be sold for profit and any redistribution must contain
a copy of this notice.

			Package Installation

1. The King James Bible is contained in the file "Bible_KJV.tar.Z"  If
   you  want  this  package  for your personal use, place this file in
   your  ~/Library  directory.  If  you  want  to  make  this  package
   available to all users, place the file in /LocalLibrary.

2. Extract the contents of the package using the following commands:

	uncompress Bible_KJV.tar.Z	# produces Bible_KJV.tar file
	tar xvf Bible_KJV.tar		# produces ./Bible directory
	rm Bible_KJV.tar		# delete file Bible_KJV.tar

3. Add the Bible directory to the list of  Targets  of  Librarian  and
   create an index:

   3.1 Activate Librarian.
   3.2 From the File Viewer, drag the icon of the Bible Folder to
       the Librarian main window. The librarian should grab the
       icon and add it the Bookshelve.
   3.3 Select the icon of the Bible and choose "Index" menu option
       to create an index. This will take a couple of minutes, and
       at the end you should get and index of about 700K in size.
   3.4 Choose "Save" menu command to save the Bookshelve.

Enjoy!!

Eduardo Ostertag (ostertag@cs.umd.edu)
