INSTALL:

 1) Download the script archive and unpack the contents to a directory on your
    machine.

 2) Make a new directory on your server, e.g. .../cgi-bin/aws.

 3) Upload the APF files to the new .../cgi-bin-aws directory.

 4). Ensure the CGI files 'apf.cgi', 'apf_test.cgi', and 'apf_config.cgi' have
     execute permissions set, e.g. chmod 755 *.cgi.

 5). Use your browser to go directly to the 'apf_config.cgi' file on your server,
     e.g. http://www.MY-DOMAIN.com/public_html/cgi-bin/aws/apf_config.cgi.

 6). Because this is you first usage, you will have to enter a password and save
     it -- write the password down for use later

 7). Enter your Amazon IDs, AWS 'Access Key ID', and AWS 'Secret Access Key',
     and your default locale, you can leave most of the other fields unchanged,
     then enter your password and 'Save'.

 8) Test your efforts by using your browser to go to
    http://www.MY-DOMAIN.com/cgi-bin/aws/apf4_test.cgi and you should see Amazon
    debug confirmation stuff with Labb's default template

 9). Change the page, product, and item template in the
     .../cgi-bin/aws/templates/default directory to your defaults and you should
     see your webpages with the Amazon debug messages. You also should copy over
     the contents of any other template directories that you are currently using
     into the new '...cgi-bin/aws' directory.

10). Now try it with the web link going to the '...cgi-bin/aws/apf4.cgi' in lieu
     of the '...cgi-bin/aws/apf4_test.cgi' and everything should work without
     the Amazon test messages.

11) To go operational, just change your real links to use
    '...cgi-bin/aws/apf4.cgi' in lieu of your previous script.

12) Optionally you can remove the apf4_test.cgi, as it is only needed for
    debugging purposes and is exactly the same as apf4.cgi.