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+FEATURES
+here are some nice Kig features i'd like to show off :)
+- More than 40 various nice objects: from the easiest ones ( points ),
+  up to lines, circles, conics, cubics, and more. See the Objects
+  menu...
+- Macros: the power of constructing new objects using the builtin
+  ones. If you want to try, open macrotest.kig, then click the 
+  button to the left of the fullscreen button, select the three
+  corners of the triangle, then click the button again, click the
+  circle, click the button again, type in a name.  Then check out the
+  new type with the other circle types.  You can't really see the
+  difference between built-in types and macro's
+- I've given quite some attention to making Kig as intuitive to use as
+  possible.  It has various unique features like the nice RMB menu's,
+  the intuitive construction mode, etc.
+- is a KPart: try opening macrotest.kig from konqueror, if it doesn't 
+  work yet, open your kcontrol, then go to "File Browsing"->"File
+  Associations", click add, group:"application", name:"x-kig", open
+  the "embedding" tab page for the new type, click "add", find
+  "KigPart" (if you installed Kig correctly (did you get the
+  "--prefix" on your configure right?) , it should be there), and add
+  it. then try opening macrotest.kig again
+- Kig supports various file formats...  See the filters directory.
+  Currently Kig has read-write support for native files ( which is an
+  imho clean xml format ) and for the older version of the Kig file
+  format; read support for KGeo, KSeg and, partially, for Dr. Geo
+  and Cabri files. This is an area where we plan working on...
+- Kig can export a document in several formats: the most common are
+  images, and you can choose among the types supported by Qt and KDE.
+  Moreover, the other supported formats are: XFig files, and SVG and
+  LaTeX documents. These are useful since not all other programs
+  support Kig files yet... ;)
+- Kig is very compatible with the program it was intended to replace,
+  KGeo.  It supports all of its Object types and most of its file
+  format... 
+- There is a very flexible mechanism for supporting TextLabels with
+  variable parts..  Check out the text label wizard for more
+  explanation... 
+- nice support for Locuses, inspired by KSeg's version of this.  Check
+  the documentation and examples/locustest.kig for more info..
+- flexible transformation facility
+
+PLANNED FEATURES
+For a list of planned features, check out the TODO file.