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%  This is file `aiaa.ins', the installation file for the `aiaa'
%  distribution, version 2.4, dated 1999/02/22 by bil kleb
%  <w.l.kleb@larc.nasa.gov>
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%  To obtain the individual components of the aiaa bundle necessary
%  to produce a document, RUN THIS FILE THROUGH LATEX.  The files
%  will be extracted from the file `aiaa.dtx' via the docstrip utility
%  that is part of latex.  To produce a users' manual, run the
%  bundle itself, 'aiaa.dtx', through LaTeX.
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%  You may use the `aiaa' distribution freely, but at your own
%  risk.  The author can not be held responsible for any consequence
%  of your using any of these files, or files created from these,
%  including hardware, software, and data damage.  You may not make
%  any changes to the files aiaa.dtx or aiaa.ins.  You may incorporate
%  the code from these files in other files under different names,
%  provided the original author are given at least some token
%  amount of credit for his work and that you yourself take
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%  distribute the files aiaa.dtx, aiaa.ins, and aiaalgo.eps provided:
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%    2) You always distribute `aiaa.dtx', `aiaa.ins', and `aiaalgo.eps'
%       at the same time, i.e., as a package.
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%  `aiaa' is based on the standard LaTeX article class and used
%  patrick daly's custom-bib package to generate the aiaa
%  bibliographic style file.  These files were created with
%  copious help from those in the comp.text.tex newsgroup, the
%  standard LaTeX books, and various package maintainers.
%  
\def\batchfile{aiaa.ins}
\input docstrip.tex

\keepsilent
\preamble

The "aiaa" distribution by bil kleb <w.l.kleb@larc.nasa.gov>.
Please see the file `aiaa.ins' for information on how you may
(re-)distribute the `aiaa' bundle of files.

\endpreamble

\declarepostamble\bstpostamble
\endpostamble

\generate{\file{aiaa.cls}   {\from{aiaa.dtx}{class}}}
\generate{\file{aiaa9pt.sty}{\from{aiaa.dtx}{style}}}
\generate{\usepostamble\bstpostamble%
          \file{aiaa.bst}   {\from{aiaa.dtx}{bibstyle}}}
\generate{\file{aiaaenf.cfg}{\from{aiaa.dtx}{enfconfig}}}

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\Msg{ }
\Msg{  Now you should have the following files:}
\Msg{ }
\Msg{      aiaa.cls  aiaa9pt.sty  aiaaenf.cfg  aiaalgo.eps}
\Msg{ }
\Msg{  They need to be moved into a directory searched by (La)TeX.}
\Msg{  Furthermore, the  bibliographic style file:}
\Msg{ }
\Msg{    aiaa.bst}
\Msg{ }
\Msg{  needs to be moved into a directory searched by BibTeX.}
\Msg{ }
\Msg{  The aiaa users manual, which is created by running}
\Msg{  the file `aiaa.dtx' through LaTeX, has more detailed}
\Msg{  installation instructions.}
\Msg{ }
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