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\fBComposer\fP provides a simplified user interface to the \fBghost\fP
routines and to \fBkinstall\fP.  The documentation in this section
and subsequent sections is primarily to aid you in using \fBcomposer\fP
to access these tools.  You are expected to review the documentation 
in Khoros Manual Volume II, Chapters 1 and 5,  and read the vman pages on
ghostreader(1), ghostwriter(1), ghostcheck(1), and kinstall(1).
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Once you have created or edited a UIS pane file, and hopefully a PS
file, in a work directory, you are ready to use the \fBghost\fP tools
to generate code.  If you created a new program specifications, you
will want to begin with "GHOSTWRITER".  If you are modifying
an existing routine, you should begin by running "GHOSTCHECK".
If you have modified the code or documentation generated by
\fBghostwriter\fP and wish to update the PS file, run "GHOSTREADER".
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The "MAKE" button executes \fBmake\fP assuming that you have
run "GHOSTWRITER" to create an Imakefile and a Makefile.
\fBKinstall\fP assumes that you are installing your routines
into a toolbox that has already been set up.  For more information on this, 
see Khoros Manual Volume II, Chapter 1 on Writing Programs and Chapter
9 on Source Configuration.
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Before any action is taken, you must enter a correct "Program Name"
and "Toolbox Name".  The "Toolbox Name" can either be blank or
a valid name as specified in your toolbox file.
The defaults for the
logicals "Program Configuration File" and "Ghost Program Install
Mode" are set correctly for the beginner.
Again, you should
run composer from a work directory until your program is
completely debugged and then install.
