1. Unpack emTeX as described in emTeX packet (install.eng, install.ger)

   install.exe shipped with emTeX packet provides a convenient way
	for this task.
	You should say [y], for installing following programs
	to make HLaTeX pk/fli fonts from metafont source codes.

	mf4b, mfjob12c, mfware

2. Configure emTeX.

   Running c:\emtex\bin\set_tex is enough for standard installation
   (provided that all packages are unpacked in c:\).
   The contents can be copied to autoexec.bat(DOS) or config.sys(OS/2).

   The PATH variable must contain c:\emtex\bin.
   Append it to PATH variable in autoexec.bat(DOS) or in config.sys(OS2).

   All above tasks are integrated in install.exe of emTeX packet.

   In some cases, command lines can be truncated due to small
   space for environment variable. You can increase it by editing
   SHELL variable in config.sys as shown below.
	SHELL=c:\dos\command.com /p /e:1024

Reboot your machine to take effect of the changes made above.

3. If you have installed emTeX manually, look at the texconf.bat(DOS) or
   texconf.cmd(OS2), whether you need to change something. This file
   assumes, that you have a 386 or higher machine and uses tex386,
   mf386, mfjob /3, and so on.
   Move set_htex.bat(DOS) or set_htex.cmd(OS2) to emTeX's bin directory.
   Run following command:
	texconf c:
   If you have installed emTeX on other drive, you should change the
   argument c: to that drive letter.
   After that, you can use emTeX. Configuring dvi driver is dependent
   of individual cases. emTeX's dvidrv manual will explain in details.

4. You can copy the following files distributed with HLaTeX to emTeX's
   directories, if you prefer. But it's not a must.

   hangul.mfj, hanja.mfj, jamo.mfj	-- c:\emtex\mfjob
   hgextra.mfj, hjextra.mfj, johab.mfj 	-- c:\emtex\mfjob
   hfont.bat, hfontfli.bat		-- c:\emtex\bin (DOS)
   hfont.cmd, hfontfli.cmd		-- c:\emtex\bin (OS2)
   hfont.lst				-- c:\emtex\data

   Unpack MetaFont sources found in the directory
   CTAN:~ftp/tex-archive/fonts/korean/HLaTeX. The files are packed
   with tar and gzip. You may need tar.exe and gzip.exe from somewhere
   in the archiver utility directory of ftp site. The files are packed
   with TDS (TeX Directory Standard) in them, which doesn't mean
   anything for emTeX. hfont.bat/hfont.cmd will rearrange this
   directory structure. Unpack these files in this directory:
   The file names below aren't for MSDOS, so the names may not the
   same as written.

	gzip -d wsmj.tar.gz
	tar -xf wsmj.tar
	...

   There is also an important macro files for processing mf sources.
   Please don't forget to unpack this file:

	gzip -d common.tar.gz
	tar -xf common.tar
	...

   If you can ftp large files from Germany and you have 300dpi printer,
   you may probably get the pre-made 300dpi fli files from:
	ftp.linguistik.uni-erlangen.de:~ftp/pub/hangul/HLaTeX
   But, this is not sure! You can find there fli files for 360dpi, if
   I'm not lazy. But as said above, it's not sure!

   To create hangul/hanja/hsymbol fli files, edit hfont.bat or
   hfont.cmd as described in those files, and run it.

	hfont

   This will take some DAYS, depending on your machine and the number
   of hangul fonts, you want to create. Please plan carefully, WHEN
   you start this command.

   Due to limited free space of my computer, I could only partially
   test the two targets "jamo" and "johab". Sorry for this. I'm
   ready to hear of your bug report.

   You may want to gain more free space in your drive by deleting all
   MetaFont source files in this directory, once you have successfully
   made fli files. You can safely delete them.

5. Install HLaTeX macro files under \emtex\texinput\hangul.
   Which files you install, is described in readme.eng/readme.ks
   located in HLaTeX install-directory.

6. NOTES
  TeX compiler needs more memory. (especially font memory) I have no
    problem with following batch file under OS/2.
    tex386 -mt14000 -mf262141 ^&latex %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
  bibtex won't see KSC characters.
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