			       Morseread
			     Version 1.1.1
		         By Rob Bloom
              hadley@foxular.net
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  This is a morse code reader thingy.  Basically, the first character
you type in should be a dot (as opposed to a dash.)  This character
will be ignored, but will be used to determine your typing rate.  It
is counted as one count.  Dashes are to be considering 2-3 counts.
Spacing between words is also 2-3 counts.  To compile, just run make.

  This program is platform-specific and may not work on your
computer.  It was designed in Slackware 9 using ioctls for the Linux
kernel.  Let me know if you get it to work on anything else.

  By default, the tone frequency is 300 Hz.  You can change that by
modifying TONEFREQ.  As for the durations, they are hardcoded in.
You'll just have to look for them. :P  I'm too lazy to make them
modifyable.

  This program may be freely distributed as you see fit.  If you make
any modifications, all I ask is that you keep my headers at the top of
each file as they are now.  Feel free to add your own name and what
changes you've made after them or whatever.

  Also, this program now supports command-line arguments.  Run morseread
with the --help argument for more details.  Basically, it's just used to
specify tone frequency and count duration.  Counts are explained above
and the rest is (hopefully) self-explanitory, so I won't reexplain the
command line arguments here.

  This version is just a simple fix to support displays using more than
the standard 25 lines (or possibly less...)

TODO: Possibly create some sort of config file it reads.
