> The png library and include files aren't in the same directory, but 
> configure for Mosaic expects them to be.  As it turned out, it couldn't 
> find either of them after I set up the symbolic links.  Finally I just 
> gave it the directory that I built png in, and that got me past that 
> hurdle.
> 
> If you get the png stuff and do a configure, make, make install, it will 
> put one file, png.h, in /usr/local/include and one file, libpng.a, in 
> /usr/local/lib.
> 
> I think from here the best thing to do would be to find a pre-compiled 
> binary (as has been suggested) and drop an email to the folks at NCSA to 
> describe the problems with their documentation.

The Documentation is fine as far as I've seen. You are misreading what
it's asking you to do. It does _NOT_ say to tell it what directory the
header or includes are in. _ALL_ you have to do is tell it where png is.
It _already_ knows what the directory structure is _within_ the png
directory. In my case, I told it /usr/local/libpng-0.96 for libpng,
/usr/local/zlib-1.0.4 for the zlib and /usr/local/jpeg-6a for the jpeg
libraries.



As for your other message of the precompiled binary not working...the
exact error that it's giving you is:
/usr/libexec/ld.so: Mosaic-2.7b5-bin12: libXm.so.0.75: No such file or
directory

The beta versions will of course vary depending on which Mosaic binary you
downloaded. You'll need to download Lesstif to get it to work (even the
binaries compiled with motif support require this).

Mike