This files contain two sample files, i.e., chtext.txt (for ChTeX) and chtex.mss
(for ChScribe). They all contain Chinese characters, and you can process
them with chtex directly. chtex.ps and chtext.ps can be printed on a
PostScript printer directly.

chtext.pin and chtext.Pin, and chtex.Pin serve as the source input file for
chtext. They illustrate the way to generate Chinese manuscript files with
chtext. Normally you'd edit and update a file at different times, the
way with chtext is to filter your PinYin file into Chinese file, e.g.,

%chtext chtext.pin chtext.tex

since chtext.tex contains all GB codes which is not easy to edit and read,
then you would do

%chtext chtext.tex > chtext.Pin -p

This chtext.Pin file can be translated back to chtext.tex without any
picking process, and it is quiet. Thus, when you edit this file, remember
to put \Show command before your new editing. chtex.Pin contains
edited parts.
