Summary of changes in Version 1.6
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1) Front detector signals -- time signals are now available for 
all events, including those those in which the proton hits more
than one detector.

2) Rear detector signals -- pulse height and time signals for the
rear detectors are now available, including events in which the
recoil proton fires more than one detector.  More testing is needed,
but it should be adequate for testing the encoding/decoding process.

3) Electron kinematics and acceptance -- the angular acceptance
for extended target is now treated properly and the energy/angle
correlation for a stationary neutron target is included.  Note
that in my input file I made a guess about the distance to the
HMS collimator and will put a better number in later.

4) GMN trigger -- one can select either 'GEN' or 'GMN' triggers
in the input file.  If GMN is selected, only the front detector
array is considered.  Note that removing the rear detectors from
the trigger can, in principle, alter the population of neutron
variables slightly.  The ntuples have the same structure, but
rear detector signals will be zero.

5) House cleaning -- many obsolete routines have been removed,
although a few still remain.  Documentation has been added to 
many of the routines and stylistic changes have been made to
enhance readability and efficiency.  This process is still not
complete.  I hope that contributing authors will not be offended
by my revision of their codes, but I think that it is important
that the be greater uniformity in style and documentation.

	This version should be suitable for testing the analyzer;
signals are present for all but the veto detectors.  Fermi motion
and the carbon contribution will be added as soon as time permits.
	
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James J. Kelly			email:	jjkelly@physics.umd.edu
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University of Maryland		fax:	(301) 405-8558
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