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Depending on the capacity of the disk drives you are using, you may only have
room to compile two or three programs at a time because the compiled programs
will reside on the program codes disk after compilation.  If this is the
case, copy the compiled versions of the programs (those ending in .EXE) onto
another disk and erase all files with .OBJ or .EXE extensions on the program
codes disk.  You will then have room to compile more programs.  The program
SUP_H2O is very long and may have to be compiled on a separate disk.  Copy the
program codes disk onto a blank disk and erase all files ending in .FOR except
SUP_H2O.FOR.  You will then have enough room left for the compiled SUP_H2O.

The first step to begin compiling is to put the disk containing the program
codes in drive B (the right-hand drive on a dual-drive PC or the lower drive
on a dual-drive PC-AT).

The second step is to put the disk containing your working FORTRAN compiler in
drive A (the left-hand drive on a dual-drive PC or the upper drive on a
dual-drive PC-AT).

DO NOT BEGIN THIS PROCEDURE UNTIL INSTRUCTED TO DO SO

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