Installing JDraw:

	Copy 'jdraw.jar' to the directory in which you wish to install JDraw. For this 
example I will refer to this directory as 'C:\Jdraw\'.  If you use a different directory, 
substitute the commands accordingly.

	Change to this directory and type 'jar xf jdraw.jar' to unpack the JDraw package.


Setting up the classpath in order to run JDraw:

	Change directory to 'C:\jdraw\jvm' 
(or '<Path to the directory in which you installed JDraw>\jvm'>  ).  
Type 'edit setcp.bat' to enter the text editor.  If you installed JDraw into a different
 directory (from 'C:\Jdraw\'), change the line 'SET CLASSPATH=c:\jdraw\jvm' to 
'SET CLASSPATH=<The path to the directory in which you installed JDraw>\jvm'.  
Save and Exit.  Type 'setcp' to run the batch file and setup the classpath properly.  

	Important:  To reset to your original classpath type 'C:\autoexec' when you are 
through with JDraw for this session.


Running JDraw:
	
	Change to the 'C:\jdraw\jvm' directory (or '<Path to the directory in which you 
installed JDraw>\jvm'>  ) and type 'java jdraw.main'.  System should load.