Module: Lingua::EN::Nums2Words                              Date: 06/11/1998
Version: 1.1
Author: Lester H. Hightower, Jr.
        hightowe@united-railway.com
        hightowe@progressive-comp.com
        hightowe@railwayex.com


This is a module for perl that computes English verbage from numerical values.

To install this module. Make sure you are in the directory that this README
file is in and type:

        perl Makefile.PL	# to build the Makefile
	make test		# to test the module before installing
        make install		# to install the module

After installation, you should be able to "man Lingua::EN::Nums2Words" which
will get you to usage information for the module.  The man page should be
placed somewhere like /usr/local/lib/perl5/man/man3/Lingua::EN::Nums2Words.3
and if not you should be able to "pod2man Nums2Words.pl > Nums2Words.3" and
then do "man ./Nums2Words.3" to view the man page.  The script test.pl also
fully demonstrates the module's functionality.


License:
       A license is hereby granted for anyone to reuse this Perl
       module in its original, unaltered form for any purpose,
       including any commercial software endeavor.  However, any
       modifications to this code or any derivative work
       (including ports to other languages) must be submitted to
       the original author, Lester H. Hightower Jr., before the
       modified software or derivative work is used in any
       commercial application.  All modifications or derivative
       works must be submitted to the author with 30 days of
       completion.  The author reserves the right to incorporate
       any modifications or derivative work into future releases
       of this software.

       This software cannot be placed on a CD-ROM or similar
       media for commercial distribution without the prior
       approval of the author.

Change Log:
  Vesion 1.0 -> 1.1
  * Removed Makefile from the MANIFEST per Graham Barr <gbarr@ti.com>
  * Replaced test.pl with Graham Barr's <gbarr@ti.com> contributed script.
  * Fixed an "Use of uninitialized value" warning on $UserScrewUp