EULER for Windows 95/NT
Copyright Rene Grothmann

See the online help for details on the copyright
of this Freeware program.

If you are reading this file before installation,
you may now install EULER by running the euler95i.exe.
You can de-install EULER with the Windows
de-installer in the control panel.

EULER for Windows 95 is a program to do numerical
mathematics on a computer. The program does not do
symbolic things, but does all number crunching
fast, interactively and reliable. It can handle
real and complex numbers, vectors and matrices,
can produce 2D and 3D graphics, and it has a built
in programming language. Additionally, EULER can
do interval arithmetic, and has an exact scalar
product. This version makes extensive use of
Windows, including clipboard and printing.

If you are familiar with other matrix languages
(Gauss, MatLab, Ox etc.) you will immediately feel
at home.

To start, you might want to view the on-line help,
run the demo (type 
	>load demo
or simply play around using the notebooks. Eventually, 
you will have to study the on-line help to learn about 
this mighty program.

You may also assign the program to files of type
*.e or *.en (using the options menu in any
directory window). For *.e files, I suggest using
the default EULER icon (use "Browse" in the change
icon dialog and choose euler95.exe) and for *.en
files the alternate icon in euler95.exe.

A note for CDROM distributors: You are welcome to
distribute this program. EULER can be run from
CDROM and you should install a version on your
CDROM. You should use this file as a README file
for user information.

If you have questions, write to

R. Grothmann
grothm@ku-eichstaett.de

You may also obtain the most recent EULER version
via my homepage
	http://mathsrv.ku-eichstaett.de/MGF/homes/grothmann/

There are version for Windows, Linux, and, no longer
maintained, OS/2 and Atari. The source is available.
