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  http://q-lang.sourceforge.net
  
+ GETTING Q
+ =========
+ 
+ As of December 2003, Q has become a SourceForge-hosted project, which can be
+ found at http://sourceforge.net/projects/q-lang/. There you can obtain
+ released source and binary packages, as well as the latest and greatest
+ development sources in CVS, under the following URLs:
+ 
+ - download area: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=96881
+ 
+ - cvs access: http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=96881
+ 
+ Note that to build Q from the cvs sources you will first have to run the
+ autogen.sh script which creates the configure script and the Makefile.in
+ files. (You need autoconf, automake and libtool to do this.) Then you proceed
+ to configure and compile the sources as explained under "INSTALLING FROM THE
+ SOURCES" below.
+ 
  INSTALLATION
  ============
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  This software is provided free of charge and without any warranty, but that
  does *not* mean that I'm not fixing bugs or listening to new ideas. ;-) So
! your comments, suggestions, contributions and, in particular, bug reports are
! appreciated. I'd also like to hear about your experiences using Q, and which
! applications you use it for. Please also check out our new Q developers
! mailing list which should soon be available on the Q homepage.
  
  
  Enjoy!
  
! October 2003  Albert Graef
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  This software is provided free of charge and without any warranty, but that
  does *not* mean that I'm not fixing bugs or listening to new ideas. ;-) So
! your questions, comments, suggestions, contributions and, in particular, bug
! reports and patches are always welcome. I'd also like to hear about your
! experiences using Q, and which applications you use it for.
! 
! To these ends, the SourceForge project website provides an area where you can
! post bug reports and patches, as well as support and feature requests.
! Moreover, the site also offers two mailing lists for discussing Q development
! and usage.
  
  
  Enjoy!
  
! December 2003  Albert Graef