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 .SH INSTALLING \'twander\'
 
-Installation of \'twander\' is fairly simple.
+Installation of \'twander\' is fairly simple and takes only a few
+moments.  The most important thing before installing the program is to
+make sure you have Python 2.2 (or later) with Tkinter support
+installed on your system.
+
+One other note: However you install the program, it is probably
+easiest to get started by editing the example ".twander" file to
+taste.  Be aware that this file is shipped with everything commented
+out.  You have to uncomment/edit the section relevant to your
+operating system: Unix-like or Win32.
+
+.SS Installing Using The FreeBSD Port
+
+If you've installed \'twander\' using the FreeBSD port, all you have
+to do is copy the example configuration file, ".twander" found in
+/usr/local/share/doc/twander to your home directory and edit it to
+taste.
+
+.SS Installing Manually On A Unix-like System
+
+Copy the "wander.py" file to a directory somewhere on your path.
+(/usr/local/bin is a good candidate).  Make sure this file has
+permissions 755 and owner/group appropriate for your system
+(root/wheel, root/root, or bin/bin).  Copy the ".twander" file
+to your home directory and edit to taste.
+
+To run the program, just type "twander.py" from a shell prompt.
+
+.SS Installing Manually On A Win32 System
+
+Copy the "twander.py" file to a directory somewhere on your path.  or
+create a new directory to hold this file and add that directory path
+to the PATH environment variable.  
+
+Where to copy the ".twander" configuration file is an interesting
+question on Win32.  Microsoft operating systems normally do not set
+the "HOME" environment variable, because they have no notion of a
+"home" directory - Well, they do, but it is called "USERPROFILE" not
+"HOME".  So, you can either create a new systemwide environment
+variable called HOME yourself, which points to your desired home
+directory, or you can invoke \'twander\' with the -c argument
+to explictly declare where it can find its configuration file.
+
+You can run the program several ways on Win32 systems:
+
+.IP
+Create a Win32 shortcut which points to the "twander.py" file
+using the "pythonw" command to invoke it.  This suppresses
+the creation of a blank invocation window.  For example,
+you might have something like this in the "Target:" field
+of your shortcut:
+
+.nf
+"C:\\Program Files\\Python\\pythonw.exe" C:\\twander.py /
+.fi
+
+.IP
+Start a command line window and issue a command like the one
+above directly from the command line.
+
+.IP
+Use Windows Explorer (or better still, an already running instance
+of \'twander\'!) to navigate to the directory where "twander.py"
+is located.  Double-click on the file.  If Python is properly
+installed, there should be an association for ".py" file types
+and all should run just fine.
+
 
 .SH DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
 Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) are a blessing and a curse. On the