

- The source code are in files *.tex, with DNC-Sample.tex being the "organizing" code.

- To compile and generate the PDF file, execute the following command in command line:
       latex DNC-Sample; bibtex DNC-Sample; latex DNC-Sample; latex DNC-Sample; dvipdf DNC-Sample

- If you are using Linux, the OS usually comes with LaTex (assuming that you have selected the LaTex
	package when installing the OS). 
- If you are using Windows, you may try the following: (by courtesy of Eyad Hailat)
	I was talking to prof. Zhang earlier today about this. I recommend something more usefull and
	friendly for writing high professional articles and reports in LaTex, an editor called TexMaker 
	http://www.xm1math.net/texmaker/index.html. It is available for all platforms with its amaizing
	GUI, and it is free of charge.

	If you have used LeX before and ran it on your machine, you don't need to do anything other
	than installing TexMaker and start using it. On the other hand, if you are new to LaTeX, you
	need to have:
		1) MikTeX  http://miktex.org/
		2) GSview http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/gsview/get49.htm, and
		3) adobe acrobat reader
 
	Don't forget to use the existed wizards in TexMaker, that will save you alot of time; Moreover,
	you don't need to memorize all the LaTeX directives and commands any more, it has 
	telesense. 
