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TCM (Toolkit for Conceptual Modeling) is a suite of graphical editors
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for a number of graphical notation systems that are used in software
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specification methods. The notations can be used to represent the
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conceptual structure of the software - hence the name of the suite.
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For each notation that TCM supports there is a distinct editor.
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In the startup program you see for each editor a colored button with the
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name of the editor and next to it the corresponding notation system.
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By clicking this button you start up an editor.
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Where can I get more of TCM?
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The TCM ftp site is ftp://ftp.cs.utwente.nl/pub/tcm. The TCM home
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page is http://www.cs.utwente.nl/~tcm from which you can download TCM as
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The use of TCM is free and falls under GNU Public License. See the help
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item "Copying" for the GPL notice.
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Is this the TCM manual?
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No, all TCM distributions contain a separate extensive user's guide and
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reference manual. In the file $TCM_HOME/doc/usersguide.ps you find
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a PostScript copy of it. The same document is also available in HTML
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format in $TCM_HOME/doc/usersguide.html. The HTML document can be
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read by any web browser.
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There is a TCM mailing list, tcm-users@cs.utwente.nl, for announcements
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and exchanging information between TCM developers and users. For signing up,
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send an e-mail to tcm-users-request@cs.utwente.nl.
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If you have any comments or questions that are related to TCM, but not
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suitable for the mailing list, you can e-mail them to tcm@cs.utwente.nl.
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