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> In article <24796@oasys.dt.navy.mil>, lipman@oasys.dt.navy.mil (Robert
Lipman) writes:
> **** Begin included article

> I've picked up a bunch of modules from the International AVS
> Center and have kept them under my own directory.  I'd like to
> have them available for everybody to use without having to
> read the module from my directory.  How can I do this so that
> it is transparent to the user. 

Place the executables in a public directory ( i.e. /usr/local/avs_library )

> Can I make a library of IAC modules?  What is the best way?

AVS allows you to make libraries of any modules you like... My manual
has disappeared, again, so I cannot point you to the page.   However,
if you just go to Module Tools, Edit Module Library, Create Module
Library... switch to that module library, read in the module, and then
go back to Edit Module Library, and Write the library... it should work,
unless I forgot a step...

Good Luck -

Terry

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Terry Myerson
International AVS Center
North Carolina Supercomputing Center
tvv@ncsc.org