Audrey Installation Package specifications
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System prerequisites
	tail, tar, and gzip
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References
	Many thanks to Davinci27 for the original idea, most of which
	have been used in this process.
	This definition is consistant with his, and should be compatable

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Prepair the files needed in the following structure

<root> -this is the audrys root directory
	add any dirs, files in the structure/location you need below it.

install-this is a shell script that will move link rename the files
	in the <root> structure as required

	it should include facilities to make any required files 
	executable also

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Make a tar.gz of the structure name it say tall.tar, you'll need its size

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Make an install header script 
   I'v made a boilerplate template called 'top' for this...
   my comments in /* ... */ notation:

	#!/bin/sh

	echo "Extracting archive File"
	tail -c -n 393434 $0 > /tmp/install.tar.gz
	/* the only change is the tar file size eg 393434
	    is the actual size of the tall.tar file       */

	cd /tmp

	echo "Extracting from Archive"
	gzip -df /tmp/install.tar.gz
	tar -xf /tmp/install.tar

	cd /tmp/install

	echo "Executing the Install Script"
	sh /tmp/install/install

	echo "Installation Done"

	exit

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now cat the install file to the tall.tar file
	[*nix] cat install tall.tar > install_[whatevername]
	[dos ] copy /b install + tall.tar install_[whatevername]

That's it..... for the making

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To install
	from a shell (or other interface TBD {channel selector})
	download the install_ to the /tmp directory
	chmod a+x install_[whatevername] file
	run it .....

	hopefully if all goes right, and the package is setup right, 
	you'll have a new package installed or old one replaced....