Boustrophedon, written by Simmon Keith Barney.  Copyright (c) 2002.
Version 0.161 released under the GNU Public License.  Freely usable,
distributable and modifiable.

This is a tcl/tk text-reader that formats the file in boustrophedon (a
reading- / writing- style that alternates direction every line).  Unlike
conventional left-to-right styles of reading/writing, boustrophedon does
not require the eye (or the hand) to whip back to the margin whenever the
end of a line is reached.  In boustrophedon, the horizontal position does
not change; one simply goes down to the next line and continues.  

	You do not need to install this program to try it out.
	There are two ways to try it:

A) Use the PostScript output option from the command-line:
     `boust --o file_name.ps`

   or output to stdout, and pipe it to your favorite .ps viewer:
     `boust --o - | gv -`

B) First run the following, then run the program.
	mkfontdir
	xset +fp `pwd`
	xset fp rehash

The above set of commands tell the X server (for the remainder of the
session) that there are fonts there that is should use.  

The file COPYING is a pretty good one to test it out on.  Looks good
starting at the beginning of the Preamble.

