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The five files marked with * below are the only ones essential
for using all the facilities of mfpic.

TeX code:

*tex/mfpic.tex       Main TeX/LaTeX code.
*tex/mfpic.sty       For use in LaTeX's \usepackage, inputs mfpic.tex

MetaPost code:

*metapost/grafbase.mp     MetaPost macros
*metapost/dvipsnam.mp     Defines color names for use by grafbase.mp

Metafont code:

*metafont/grafbase.mf     Metafont macros

Documentation (all .tex files are plain TeX and require the macro
    file header.tex):

 instruct.txt         Basic information on what to expect in the new version
 manifest.txt         This file
 readme.1st           What files should you read
 whats.new            Changes since the last minor version

 docs/CHANGES.tex     Documentation of changes
 docs/grafdoc.tex     Documentation of grafbase code
 docs/header.tex      Macros for the documentation
 docs/mf-revu.tex     Review of some aspects of Metafont
 docs/mfpicdoc.tex    Main documentation
 docs/mppicdoc.tex    More detail on new MetaPost features
 docs/refcard.tex     Quick reference card
 docs/todo.tex        Things still left to do
 docs/unbound.tex     Updates info in the book "TeX Unbound"

Test and example files:

 examples/LTXMFobj.tex    Run LaTeX, produce objs.mf file
 examples/TeXMFobj.tex    Run TeX, produce objs.mf file
 examples/LTXMPobj.tex    Run LaTeX or pdfLaTeX, produce objs.mp file
                          (set TeX=latex before running mpost)
 examples/TeXMPobj.tex    Run TeX or pdfTeX, produce objs.mp file
                          (unset TEX or set TEX=tex before running mpost)
 examples/MFobjs.tex      Sample mfpic environments, input by first 2 above
 examples/MPobjs.tex      Sample mfpic environments, input by next 2 above
 examples/data.dat        Sample data file, used by \datafile in files M?objs.tex
 examples/curves1.dat     Sample data file, used by \plotdata in M?objs.tex
 examples/curves2.dat     Sample data file, used by \plotdata in M?objs.tex

 examples/pictures.tex    Run TeX, produce pics.mf file (more sample pics)
 examples/lapictures.tex  Run LaTeX, produce pics.mf file (same)
 examples/forfun.tex      Example of \mfsrc usage: Run TeX, produce forfun.mp