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+$OpenXM$
+
 Getting the whole source tree by CVSup (written by Ohara)
 
-CVSup is free software and the source code and the binaries can be
+CVSup is free software, and the source code and the binaries can be
 obtained from the following URL:
 
-http://www.polstra.com/projects/freeware/CVSup/
+http://www.cvsup.org
 
+On FreeBSD, you can install cvsup from packages.
+
 While you can get any specified version of the source with the
 usual cvs, you can get only the latest source code by using CVSup.
 
 After installing CVSup, decide a directory for putting OpenXM source
-tree and a working directory for CVSup.  Let these directories be
-/home/ohara/openxm and /home/ohara/tmp.  You have to create these
-directories in advance.  Then create a file 'openxm-supfile'
-containing the following lines:
+tree and a working directory for CVSup.  For example, let these
+directories be /home/ohara/openxm and /home/ohara/tmp.  You have to
+create these directories in advance.  Then create a file 
+'openxm-supfile' containing the following lines:
 
 *default host=cvsup.math.sci.kobe-u.ac.jp
 *default base=/home/ohara/tmp