\doc{Installation instructions}
\ref{installation}

To install LP, proceed as follows.

\begin{itemize}
\item
Install the executable version of LP in some directory that occurs on your Unix
search path before \fq{/usr/bin} (which contains a Unix line printer utility
also called \fq{lp}).  Remove the platform name as you do this, for example, by
typing the command \fq{mv lp.sparc /usr/local/bin/lp}.  If necessary, use the
\fq{chmod} command to make this file executable.
\p
\item
Unpack LP's run-time library by typing \fq{tar xf lp.lib.tar}.  This will
create a directory named ``\f{lp}\v{release}'', where \v{release} identifies
the version of LP supported by the library.
\p
\item
If possible, make \fq{/usr/local/lib/LP} a symbolic link to this directory, or
copy the contents of this directory to \fq{/usr/local/lib/LP}.  If you cannot
do this, alias the command \fq{lp} to ``\f{lp -d} \v{dir}'', where \v{dir} is
the name of the directory you created.
\p
\item
If possible, copy the man page for LP, \fq{LP/docs/lp.l}, to
\fq{/usr/man/manl}.  This makes it possible for users to see the man page for
LP by typing \fq{man l lp}.
\end{itemize}