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Toolboxes are managed through a Toolbox File, which specifies the toolboxes 
to be accessed by a user. If desired, you may create your 
own Toolbox File to provide you with access to your choice of available 
toolboxes.  You specify the location of
your own Toolbox File with the environment variable,
KHOROS_TOOLBOX.   Otherwise, the default Toolbox File is 
\(CW$KHOROS_HOME/repos/Toolboxes\fP:
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\f(CW% setenv KHOROS_TOOLBOX $KHOROS_HOME/repos/Toolboxes\fP
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The \fBkraftsman\fP program was written to provide a user with
an automated method of creating toolboxes and editing the toolbox
file.
The Toolbox File is made up of one entry for each toolbox;  each entry must 
be on one line, and has six fields  which are separated by a colon (:).  
There may be no blank lines in this file.  The toolbox entries are in the 
following format:
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\f(CWNAME:PATH:TITLE:DESCRIPTION:AUTHOR:INFO_FILE\fP
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.IP "NAME" 15
Toolbox name in upper case
.IP "PATH" 15
Path to toolbox location
.IP "TITLE" 15
Title of Toolbox for use by cantata at a later time
.IP "DESCRIPTION" 15
Short Description of Toolbox 
.IP "AUTHOR" 15
Author(s) of Toolbox
.IP "INFO_FILE" 15
Specifies a file which contains more extensive detail about contents 
and use of toolbox (optional).
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An example of a toolbox entry is as follows (it is a single line):
.sp
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\f(CWEXAMPLE_TOOLBOX:$KHOROS_HOME/example_toolbox:Example 
Toolbox:This is an example toolbox:Tom Sauer:$EXAMPLE_TOOLBOX/
repos/example.info\fP
.fi
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IMPORTANT NOTE: \f(CW$EXAMPLE_TOOLBOX\fP is \fBNOT\fP a shell
environment variable.  It is used internally by the tools - do not
make it an environment variable.
