Requirements for a class' set.qz files to be used with the system:

	*The set must parse cleanly with CAPA 4.6 tools (qzparse4.6
	 and quizzer4.6). Warning messages are fine, but all errors
	 must be removed.

	*The sets must be prepared with the teTeX distribution of LaTeX.

To print a set:

1. telnet to capa2.nscl.msu.edu
2. login as printstu
3. Enter the name of the class to print, it will display a list of
   available class names. Or enter "quit" to exit.
4. Enter the set number to print, it will display a list of available
   set numbers. Enter "quit" to exit, or "restart" if you want to
   return to step 3 (entering the class name).
5. Enter the student number. It will verify if the student is a member
   of the class (according to CAPA). If the student isn't it will ask
   for a new student number. If you wish to quit enter "quit", if you
   have entered something incorrect, type "restart" to back to step 3.
6. It will now create the assignment and send it to the printer.
7. It will ask if you want to print another assignment. Enter "y" to
   print another assignment and "n" if you wish to quit.


To add a class:

1. telnet to capa2.nscl.msu.edu
2. login as printstu
3. When prompted to enter a class name to print, enter "new".
4. If you wish to stop adding a class at any point in time between
   steps 5 and 7 enter "quit". You will be taken back to step 3, where
   you can enter "quit" to exit the program.
5. You will be prompted to enter the name of the new class, do so. 
6. You will be prompted to enter the path to the class, this is the
   ABSOLUTE path. For example nsc111f7's path is:
   /usr/users/teacher/CAPA45/nsc111f7
7. You will be prompted to enter a space separated list of available
   set numbers, this should look something like:
   1 2 3 4
8. You will be taken back to the "Enter a class name to print:" prompt,
   either enter "quit" or go to Step 3 of "To print a set:"

To change the list of available sets:

1. telnet to capa2.nscl.msu.edu
2. login as printstu
3. Enter the name of the class that you wish to change the set
   availability for, it will display a list of available
   class names. Or enter "quit" to exit.
4. You will next be prompted for a set number to print. Instead enter
   "new".
5. If you wish to stop changing the available sets for a class at any
   time enter "quit". You will be taken back to step 4, where you can
   enter "quit" to exit the program.
6. You will be prompted to enter a space separated list of available
   sets, this should look something like:
   1 2 3 4
   This list will REPLACE the previous list of available sets.
7. You will return to the prompt in step 4 above. You can either enter
   "quit" to leave the system, or go to step 4 of "To print a set:"