1. The input file of CCT generally has ".ctx" as extension, e.g., mydoc.ctx,
   which should be processed by the CCT preprocessor to generate a standard 
   TeX input file with the extension ".tex":

	% cct mydoc.ctx [mydoc.tex]

2. The TeX input file generated by CCT (mydoc.tex) can be processed as a normal
   TeX document to generate a DVI file (mydoc.dvi).

3. The DVI file thus generated may be previewed or printed using the shell
    scripts xdvic or dvipsc.

There is a header file "cchead.sty" for CCT which must be input at the
start of a CCT input file. The Chinese characters based on GB encoding may 
be inserted as normal western characters. The following control sequences
may be used to control the size and style of Chinese characters:

  \ziti{A} through \ziti{Z}:
	They are used to control the style of Chinese characters. By default,
	\ziti{A} is set to Song Ti (roman), \ziti{B} is set to Hei Ti 
        (boldface), etc. The definitions about which style uses which Chinese
        fonts are provided through the file:
		 /usr/local/lib/texmf/fonts/cct/hzfonts/ccfonts.def


  \zihao{#}:
	Where "#" is an integer number corresponding to the last column in the
	file: 
		/usr/local/lib/texmf/tex/cct/cct.dat
	This command selects the corresponding size for Chinese characters.
	For example, the size of Chinese characters for \zihao{5} corresponds
	roughly to 10pt western fonts.

  \ziju{#}
	Where "#" is a positive real number. The normal space between two
	Chinese characters is set to (width of Chinese character)*#.

4. The file 'Sample.ctx' provides a simple example of using CCT's
   document class `cctart' with LaTeX2e.