On the unix machine, if necessary, rename the 
downloaded file to

        alberttar.gz 

Create a new directory, say albertsource,
move alberttar.gz to it, and change to that 
directory:

	mkdir albertsource
	mv alberttar.gz albertsource
	cd albertsource

Now give the following commands:

	gunzip alberttar.gz
	tar xvf alberttar 
	make albert

The third command takes several minutes.
(Ignore all compiler warnings.)

Later, you may now delete the following files
ending with .o, .c, .h

	rm *.o
	rm *.c
	rm *.h

There are now three important files left:

1) One executable file called "albert".

2) One sample file called ".albert" which can be
tailored to the user's needs, and should be moved
to the directory where work will be done.
(See the user's guide.)

3) The user's guide in pdf

To invoke the albert program, type:

	albert