This package contains Nick Addington's recovery program and some related files
and utilities.  Since you're reading this, you've extracted the package to some
directory, let's say 'foo/recover'.

First, compile the programs:
  cd foo/recover/src
  make

To be able to run the programs, add 'foo/recover/bin' to your search path.
If your shell is bash,
  export PATH=$PATH:foo/recover/bin
If your shell is tcsh,
  setenv PATH {$PATH}:foo/recover/bin

To be able to read the documentation, add 'foo/recover/man' to your man path.
If your shell is bash,
  export MANPATH=$MANPATH:foo/recover/man
If your shell is tcsh and $MANPATH is not set,
  setenv MANPATH :foo/recover/man
If your shell is tcsh and $MANPATH *is* set (less likely),
  setenv MANPATH {$MANPATH}:foo/recover/man

You will probably want to add those two lines to your .bash_profile or .cshrc.

The documentation is the place to get started:
  man recover
  man mkgraph
  man graphs
  man figures
  man board

Or if you just want to see the thing run,
  mkgraph circles 2 4 | recover

If you find any bugs, please e-mail adding@math.wisc.edu.
