Moontool V1.1
			      by Eric G. Suchanek
				     8/8/93

Moontool is a port of John Walker's moontool program for UNIX. It gives a
variety of statistics about the moon, including phase, distance, angular,
size and time to next full moon. A schematic of the current phase is also
shown as a picture. This is illustrative only; the accurate phase is shown
in the text.

Version 1.1, an update to Version 1.0 now sports a font-sensitive window.
The program will attempt to use the system default non-proportional text
and size itself accordingly. If the font is too large, the program will
fall back to Topaz 8.

USE:
	Make sure you set the timezone environment variable with:
	setenv TZ "tz-string". Copy env:TZ to envarc: to make this
	assignment permanent.

	tz-string is in the form: EST+05 (timezone name, delta time to get
	to GMT from your timezone).

	EST+05 - eastern standard time.
	EDT+04 - eastern daylite savings time.

	CST+06 - central standard time.
	CDT+05 - central daylite time.

I don't think the actual "est, edt, cst, cdt" string matters, but the delta time
offset does. Make sure that this delta time is correct.

The program runs under V2.04 and V3.X, but should work correctly under V1.3 as well.
(The colors, however have been optimized for the default 2.0 palette).

Address any comments, questions, etc to:

esuchanek (BIX).
procter!suchanek_eg@ms.uky.edu

This program is SHAREWARE. It may be distributed freely, as long as all files
in this archive remain intact, and no undue profit is made by its distribution.


Enjoy!
Eric G. Suchanek