OffiX release 2.3 (autoconf support)

From now on OffiX uses the autoconf tool to automatically create the
makefiles. This should solve some of the portability problems.
	
To install in /usr/local/:
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* type ./configure
* type make
* type make install
* strip the binaries if you want: 
    strip /usr/local/{clipboard,execute,editor,files,printer,trash}
To install somewhere else:
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* type ./configure --prefix=/some/where/else
* type make
* type make install
* strip the binaries if you want: 
    strip /some/where/else/{clipboard,execute,editor,files,printer,trash}

Configure extra options:
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use these if configure is not able to find your libXpm	
  --with-xpm-inc=value    where to find xpm include
  --with-xpm-lib=value    where to find xpm library
these are OffiX specific options
  --with-mutekeys         accents in a typewriter-like manner (default)
  --with-xshape           make icons using XSHAPE extension (default)
  --with-magic-headers    identify file types by magic headers

	
Notes: 
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	1) You probably need gcc and X11R6 to compile. It may be necessary 
to use GNU make.
	2) You might have to change #include <X11/xpm.h> to #include <xpm.h> 
in  Printer/Icon.c and Clipboard/icon.c
	3) As noted by Erik Ostrom SunOS unix doesn't have memmove. It may be 
necessary to edit Clipboard/xclipboard.c and change memmove to memcpy.
	4) If printer or trash have weird message areas, look for an #ifndef 
in Printer/Main.c or Trash/Trash.cc  
	99) If something fail check the subdirs for changes in Imakefiles.

E-mail for the mantainers:
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	Csar Crusius:	c.crusius@ieee.org (Dnd,Editor,Trash)
	Andr Hentz:	a.hentz@ieee.org (Files,Printer)

Contributions are most welcome!
	
You'll find more information at the OffiX home page:

   http://www.inf.ufrgs.br/~ahentz/OffiX (Official Site) 
   http://cnj.digex.net/~pcks/OffiX (USA) 
   http://www.lcmi.ufsc.br/OffiX (outdated) 


