         saywha - front-end for write(1) that records messages
                        Version 1.3 of 15sep91
                Previous release version 1.0 of 26jul90

You use say(1) just like you would use write(1).  To the recipient,
it looks just like you used write(1).  The two differences are that
your message gets sent all at once when you are done entering it,
instead of a line at a time; and the recipient can use wha(1) to
re-display the message you just sent, in case it got messed up the
first time by a screen-editor redraw or something.

See the manual entries for more details.

Files in this distribution:
    README		this
    Makefile		guess
    say.c		front-end for write(1) that records messages
    wha.c		re-displays messages
    rep.c		replies to your last say
    libsaywha.c		common routines
    libsaywha.h		header file for libsaywha.c
    *.1			manual entries

To install:
    Unpack the files.
    Edit the Makefile to change the configuration options if necessary.
    Make.
    Make install.

Comments to:
    Jef Poskanzer  jef@acme.com  http://www.acme.com/jef/
    Craig Leres    leres@ee.lbl.gov
