"big" targets.  Fix is to set the TEXINPUTS on the command line of the
	sub-make.

the name of the main .tex source file if it's not in the current directory.

	specifying *which* type of path to search.  This works for both
	teTeX 0.4 and 0.9.  This is what we call portability these days!  ;-)

file; "make" (the 'all' target) became a no-op!

Now works as previously described.

Added some new cruft.

For some of the "big" targets, force things to happen in the "right"
subdirectory, i.e., "make" will build the DVI and PostScript files in the
paper-letter/ directory, and "make PAPER=a4" will build DVI and PostScript
files in the paper-a4/ directory.

Probably still needs some restructuring.

most of the processing is the same and has to be done anyway.

Using \input instead of \include to avoid extra .aux files from being
generated.

Some targets may be a little raw, but the basic formatting targets are all
tested, primarily for use from the subdirs.  There are probably a few
gotchas, and the paper-*/ directories could use "helper" Makefiles.

Most of the logic is still in the primary Makefile and a new script in
Doc/tools/.

enough platforms).

didn't work, because the resource file chain was incomplete when we
tried to open the preference file. Fixed.

api, ext, ref, and tut manuals.  The Library Reference requires too much
special index processing to make it beneficial to extend this to support
it.