Updated build docs

grendel/README.build

@@ -1,29 +1,20 @@
 Building Grendel:
 
-Make sure you have the required (external) packages first. Then edit the top-level rules.mk file, setting the CLASSPATH and other variables appropriately for your system.
+Make sure you have the required (external) packages first. Then edit the 
+top-level rules.mk file, setting the CLASSPATH and other variables 
+appropriately for your system. 
 
-For now, we still have to use 'gmake -k' to ensure a full build, since we haven't finished getting rid of the back-end dependencies that cause the builds to fail. So use 'gmake -k' if you want to get anything usable.
+Remember to add two dirs to your classpath for grendel: the 
+your/path/mozilla/grendel dir itself *and* the your/path/mozilla/ dir.
+
+Then run 'make' in your grendel dir. All files should build fine. 
 
-We've run into some namespace collisions when building under Java 2 (JDK 1.2), so be aware that you may not get Grendel to build under Java 2 at the moment. On the other hand, 'gmake -k' may do the trick and you may end up with something tht runs. Your Mileage May Vary.
 
 Running Grendel: 
 
 There are currently two ways you can run Grendel:
 	
-	1. Set your CLASSPATH environment variable to include all the 
-	   required packages, then type 'java grendel.Main'.
+1. Type 'java grendel.Main' (with the correct CLASSPATH of course)
+2. Type 'make run' after building and watch it work.
 
-	2. Type 'make run' after building and watch it work.
-
-What does Grendel do?
-
-Currently, we've got the following:
-
-	- A nice, three-pane GUI
-	- Ability to open local mail folders
-	- Ability to parse and display (simple) HTML messages
-
-More features are being worked on, but you can at least get a feel for what's happening with Grendel at this point. 
-
--- Jeff Galyan (talisman) <talisman@anamorphic.com>