README File for TAFIM Volume 6, DoD Goal Security Architecture
(DGSA)

The DGSA is provided as a set of self-expanding PKZIP-compressed files
(that is, you do not need the PKZIP program to expand the files).  Copy
the compressed files to the directory in which you wish the expanded
files to be placed and simply type filename.EXE at the DOS prompt.

The DGSA is provided as either WordPerfect 5.1/5.2 or in PostScript. 
The naming conventions for the compressed files are v6xxwp.exe or
v6xxps.exe, for WordPerfect and PostScript, respectively.  The "xx" part
of the file name corresponds to the uncompressed file names.  The
mapping, and the order of the files in the document, is:

pf = prefront, ft=front, s1=section1, s2=section2, ..., s9=section9, bk=back,
ms=master (master for WordPerfect only)

The uncompressed WordPerfect 5.1/5.2 files total nearly 2.8 MB.  The file
master.doc is a WordPerfect master file.  Unless you have a real need to
regenerate the Table of Contents, List of Figures, and List of Tables, you
are strongly discouraged from using the master file because it takes
almost 18 minutes on a 386DX 40MHz machine with a 13ns. hard disk
(not because it really takes so long for the generate process, but because
condensing the master document is so time consuming).

The PostScript files were produced from the WordPerfect files.  The
uncompressed PostScript files total just over 4MB.

The original, printed Version 1.0 of the DGSA was produced in Microsoft
Word on a Macintosh computer, using Palatino 12 point font, and the
figures were produced using Canvass.  The original was converted to
WordPerfect for Windows (the figures were written from Canvass in
Macintosh PICT format, cleaned up using Micrografx Windows Draw,
and inserted into WordPerfect in Windows Metafont format).  Because of
differences between platforms and applications, the two versions do not
print identically, even using the same fonts and sizes on the same
printer. Thus if you have access to an original printed copy (or one made
from an original), expect some minor differences in the ways the text is
set.  As a result, if you comment on the DGSA, try to identify text by
section, paragraph, and line (as necessary) and avoid referring to page
numbers.  (Shortly, the DGSA also will be available through the Defense
Technical Information Center.  The Macintosh Word version will be
available there.)

Palatino is not usually available on non-Postscript printers.  A reasonable
approximation is to use the Times New Roman TrueType font.   To
make the subsitution of Times New Roman (or your font of choice) for
Palatino simple, all font size specifications are contained in WordPerfect
styles, except for those on the cover page (in the file front.doc).  The list
below gives the Palatino font sizes in each style and the suggested New
Times Roman font sizes.

Style Name          Palatino  New Times Roman

basefont       12        13.24
footnote text       10        12
quote               10        12
quote letter        10        12
start               12        13.24
table font          10        12
table font off/on   12/10          13.24/12
table font special  5.4/10    6/12
version        9/12      11/13.24