Ok, first of all:  This is EXTREMELY experimental.  As in, the only
testing it's had is I ran a server on my laptop, ran Wab on it,
connected to it with one player, killed myself three times in a row,
and was kicked for having too low a score.  That is literally all the
testing it's had.  Also note that now there are people out there
running it, so that's good.

BUT!  It seems to basically work.

What you need first, though, is Perl.  I tested this with the Cygwin
perl distribtion "v5.6.1 built for cygwin-multi," running under Win2K.
You can get that for free at www.cygwin.com.  Be aware that there is
no simple "perl" distribution - you've got to install the Cygwin tools
and libraries, which come with perl.  Please don't write me and ask
for help installing the Cygwin libraries - it's not my area of
expertise, and I just simply don't have time.

Alternatively, I have reports that it works on Active State Perl from:

  http://www.activestate.com/

But I have no personal experience with that.

Once you get cygwin going, untar the distribution someplace, and
double-click on setup.bat.  Answer its questions and take its advice.

You may also wish to read the regular "INSTALL" file; the README is
also highly recommended.

I'd love to hear from someone who could write a better version of this
file.  :)  I'd also love to hear of any success stories people have
getting this to work under Windows.

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This from Chase Earles:

#Win2K install
-Go to http://www.activestate.com/Products/Download/Get.plex?id=ActivePerl
-Download ActivePerl 5.6.1  Windows MSI
-install activeperl (use defaults)
-unzip zip file to your wolfenstein directory
-Double-click on setup.bat
-specify the paths (make sure to get all of them)
-edit cfg as you need
-run your wolfenstein server (I run mine from a .bat file)
-in a windows cmd line, change directory to wab-0.91d dir where you unzipped
it and run wab.pl
-presto

