Installation Instructions for GFFT
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	In this 2.03 GFFT distribution, I include everything you need, so
	no particular installation should be necessary on most Amiga
	systems.  Since this distribution is pretty large, you should move
	it to a drawer on your harddrive (e.g. don't try to run it from RAM
	if you unpacked it there, unless you have lots of RAM).  There are
	icons included to access everything important from the workbench.

	To try GFFT, just click on the PianoLowC.iff icon, then the OK
	button, and you will see GFFT at work.  You can also click on the
	GFFT icon, then use the select button of GFFT to load a sample file
	you would like to analyze.

	If you have problems, check out the file INSTALLATION-PROBLEMS.

	I recommend that you obtain this whole gnuplot distribution to get
	the documentation on gnuplot and lots of interesting gnuplot demos:

	    aminet:  util/gnu/gnufit12gp35.lha

	There are other Amiga versions of GNUPLOT available; the binary I
	have included is the one I recommend using with GFFT.  But, if you
	have already installed WinGnuPlot, and insist on using the version
	of gnuplot included in that distribution:

	    YOU MUST RENAME .gfft-WinGnuPlot TO .gfft !!!  This works
	    around a bug in WinGnuPlot.

	I have not tested the recent aminet: /util/gnu/gnuplot.lha
	distribution, which requires AmigaDOS 3.0 or greater.  It might
	have problems similar to WinGnuPlot in cooperating with gfft.

	If you are still having problems with gfft or gnuplot, see the
	file named INSTALLATION-PROBLEMS, then the file BUGS.