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Installation and Usage of the Package</A>
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This package of new commands for the picture environment has been implemented
as a documentstyle option ``
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<LI>A copy of the macro file <TT>epic.sty</TT> be put in the standard place for
such macros (typically <TT>/usr/lib/tex/macros</TT>), or
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<LI>A copy of <TT>epic.sty</TT> be put in some other directory, and the path
declared in the environment variable TEXINPUTS; e.g. for C-shell on unix
systems, put a command similar to the following in the ``.cshrc'' file:
<BR> <TT>setenv TEXINPUTS .:/usr/lib/tex/macros:/users/podar/texlib</TT>
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Above environment variable is the directory search path for files specified
in an <code> =</code> or an <code></code> command.
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