How to start CHForth.

Make a subdirectory C:\CHF on your harddisk and make it current. The root
directory of an empty 1440 Kb floppy is fine too. There is enough room on a
720 KB floppy for the expanded files, but not for metacompiling.

Type "pkunzip -d a:125" and wait
(the a: is of course the drive where 125.ZIP is).

If you have a 386 processor or higher, you could delete the file in the
CHF\BIN directory called CHFORTH.EXE and rename CHF386.EXE to CHFORTH.EXT.

Copy the files CHFORTH.EXE and CHFORTH.CFG from the CHF\BIN directory to a
directory of your choice, preferably C:\BIN where MS-DOS can find them. The
environment variable PATH= must be set to this directory, e.g.:
PATH=C:\DOS;C:\BIN

Edit in the files CHFORTH.CFG and TURNKEY\CHFORTH.CFG the lines with
"libpath" and "helppath" if necessary.

If you have a version with a CHF\META directory, edit the line that contains
"libpath" near the top of the file CHF\META\META.FRT. Also edit the line
with "save" in the file CHF\META\CHFORTH.FRT.

Go to the CHF directory and type "chforth". That's all.

You can use all Forth commands at the command line after "chforth". Remember
that words like >R and R> are forbidden by DOS.
