This directory contains some scripts to make it easier to launch MASON if you 
prefer not to have to set your CLASSPATH and run MASON from the command line 
as per the tutorial documentation.

MacOS X users: to use these scripts with Java Media Framework installed, 
simply place the jmf.jar file directly in your 'mason' directory.


[MacOS X users]

mason.command
	Double-click on this file, or alternatively launch it from the command line,
	to run MASON.  If you have other jar files you'd like to add, just dump
	them into the 'mason' directory.  This script uses .tcsh.  Runs Java 1.4.x

mason.1.3.1.command
	Identical to mason.command, except that MASON is launched under Java 1.3.1


[Linux / BSD users]

mason.sh	[Linux / BSD]
	Launch from the command line to run MASON.  If you have other jar files
	you'd like to add, just dump them into the 'mason' directory.  This 
	script uses .tcsh.  Runs Java 1.4.x


[Windows Users]

mason.bat
	This DOS batch file will launch MASON, provided that you double click on it 
	or an a shortcut to it. This is our *PRELIMINARY* version of this file, and
	it comes with several caveats.  First, it doesn't scan for jar files like
	the Unix script files do.  Instead, you'll need to edit the batch file and 
	specify the full path of the jmf.jar in the "SET JMF=..." line. 
	Likewise For Java3D, include the j3d jar files in the class path in a 
	similar fashion.
