This MSDOS version of the program Coxeter by Fokko DuCloux will only
run if the CPU is a 386.  It will run like any other dos application
except that it uses 32bit extended memory and runs in protected mode.
To run either have the directory  which contains coxeter.exe in the
path or log into that directory.  Type: coxeter<Enter> and follow the
directions on the screen.  It will run in exactly the same way as the
version for a Sun. The program has been configured to only use
physical memory.  It can be set up to use virtual memory up to 320M
depending on the amount of hard disk space available.  If this feature
is absolutely necessary then contact nwallach@euclid.ucsd.edu with a
request for a virtual memory version of the program.  In the request
give the amount of disk space that can be spared (anything less than
about 100M is not worthwhile).  For example with 8M of physical memory
and 38M of virtual memory one does not have enough memory to compute
the kl polynomials for E_6.
	The program will also run in a window under Windows 3.0, 386
enhanced mode (thus you can do other things while it runs).  In order
to use it in this way you must run windows without using QEMM386 or
Dos 5 EMM386.  That is you should only use himem.sys.  Windows limits
you to 32M of virtual memory so anything beyond F_4 is probably
impossible under windows.