This archive contains several directories.  If you unpack the archive in
/dd/sys/tex, then everything should end up in the right place, except
for possibly the executables.  Of course, the detailed installation will
depend on your system.

      Size Directory      Description
---------- -------------- ------------------------------------------
      144K ./CMDS         Executables, and C source for MakeTeXPK
       79K ./DVIPS        DVIPS configuration and PostScript header files
      171K ./FONTS/TFM    TFMs for PostScript fonts
       88K ./FONTS/VF     Virtual Font files
      188K ./INPUTS/DVIPS LaTeX styles and TeX files

Total:794K

Some files to be aware of:
 ./CMDS/MakeTeXPK.C    The MakeTeXPK program is run by DVIPS whenever
     it can't find a font.  MakeTeXPK in turn runs MetaFont, gftopk,
     and does any necessary housekeeping to make the font available to
     DVIPS.  This version creates a directory in /DD/SYS/TEX/FONTS, if
     necessary, runs MetaFont and gftopk, and sets the attributes on the
     resulting files to public read.  You may have to edit and re-compile
     this if you manage your fonts differently.
 ./DVIPS/config.ps    This is the master configuration file.  You should
     edit it for your specific printer and directory setup.  If you have
     more than one printer, you can also set up config.<printer name> files
     for each one.
 ./INPUTS/DVIPS/texinfo.tex   This is the "TeX-info" header.  The FSF
     developed a file format to allow one file to serve both as printed
     documentation and as an online hyper-text reference manual.  This
     file allows TeX to format these files for printing.
 ./dvips.texi    TeX-info format documentation for DVIPS.  The texinfo.tex
     file must be in your TeX "Inputs" directory for TeX to format this.
     (/dd/sys/tex/inputs on my system.)  Caveat: This manual contains
     some embedded PostScript commands that only make sense if you use
     DVIPS to print the file.  If you print it with some other program
     (such as dvialw), then some of the examples will print out incorrectly.
     It's easy enough to re-print the three pages that are incorrect once
     you finish getting DVIPS set up.
 ./INPUTS/DVIPS/test.tex   This is a test file for DVIPS.  Once you think
     you have DVIPS set up, try this file.  List the beginning of the file
     for instructions.  The file exercises DVIPS' capabilities pretty
     thoroughly, so it's a good way to check your setup.