This file explains:

1) What directory structure to use. 

2) which *.sdt file to use. 

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Directory Structure:

  -Create a directory structure similar to this*:

   Project\IEEE\-->+
                   |
                   +-->ap  (contains access point SDL files)
                   |
                   +-->packages (contains macsorts and macmib files)
                   |
                   +-->station (contains station SDL files)

* doesn't matter if it is Unix or Windows.
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Unzip the three SDL-... files into the three directories and replace the
file access_p.sdt in the ap directory the and the file atation.sdt in the
station directory depending in the platform you use in the following way:

SDT Files UNIX environment. **

- access_p.sdt_unix 
If you are on a Unix system copy access_p.sdt_unix to access_p.sdt.
       I've used relative directory references so that you shouldn't have to
       edit this sdt file, if you used the directory structure described
       above.

- and station.sdt_unix
If you are on a Unix system copy station.sdt_unix to station.sdt.
       I've used relative directory references so that you shouldn't have to
       edit this sdt file, if you used the directory structure described
       above.

** you may have to use the dos-to-unix utility of your system to clean out the
   LF-CR combination of Windows files. 
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SDT Files Windows(95,NT) environment.

- access_p.sdt_dos
If you are on a Windows system copy access_p.sdt_dos to access_p.sdt.
      I've used relative directory references so that you shouldn't have to
      edit this sdt file, if you used the directory structure described
      above.

- and station.sdt_dos
If you are on a Windows system copy station.sdt_dos to station.sdt.
     I've used relative directory references so that you shouldn't have to
     edit this sdt file, if you used the directory structure described
     above.

Have fun!


