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diff --git a/ghc/README b/ghc/README
index 8dfc890..2b0eb7d 100644
--- a/ghc/README
+++ b/ghc/README
@@ -1,32 +1,28 @@
-This is version 2.01 of the Glorious Glasgow Haskell compilation
-system (GHC).  GHC 2.01 is a compiler for Haskell 1.3.
-
-2.01 is a full GHC release; however, as the first release of the 1.3
-compiler, it is "test" quality; it very well may have serious bugs.
-The top-level file "ANNOUNCE-2.01" says more.
+This is version 2.09 of the Glorious Glasgow Haskell compilation
+system (GHC).  GHC 2.09 is a compiler for Haskell 1.4.
 
 Haskell is "the" standard lazy functional programming language.
-Haskell 1.3 is the current version of the language, released in
+Haskell 1.4 is the current version of the language, released in
 May. 1996.  The language definition is on the Web at
 http://haskell.cs.yale.edu/haskell-report/haskell-report.html
 
 GHC documentation of interest:
 
-* docs/install_guide/installing.{dvi,info,html}: How to configure,
-  build, and install the system.
+* docs/installing.{dvi,info,html}: How to configure, build, and
+  install the system.
 
   The document, as with many others, is in TeX-produced DVI format
   (.dvi suffix), or GNU Info format (.info); the latter is close to
   plain ASCII, if that's what you want.
 
-* docs/users_guide/user.{dvi,info,html}: How to use GHC; e.g., what
+* ghc/docs/users_guide/user.{dvi,info,html}: How to use GHC; e.g., what
   options are available, how to cope with common problems, how to use
   the profiling facilities, etc.
 
-* docs/release_notes/release{dvi,info,html}: Release notes for this
-  release (and all previous releases).
+* ghc/docs/users_guide/release.{dvi,info,html}: Release notes for this
+  release (and earlier releases).
 
-* docs/README: About the other documentation in this release.
+* ghc/docs/README: About the other documentation in this release.
 
 We welcome your comments and suggestions about this software!  Please
 do not suffer or grumble in silence.  The "bug reports" section of the
@@ -37,12 +33,11 @@ Current AQUA team (all @dcs.gla.ac.uk):
 
     Sigbjorn Finne	(sof)	    [PhD student]
     Hans Wolfgang Loidl (hwloidl)   [PhD student]
-    Simon Marlow	(simonm)    [PhD student]
-    Will Partain	(partain)   [hired hand, GRASP/AQUA]
+    Simon Marlow	(simonm)    [hired hand]
+    Thomas Nordin       (nordin)    [@cse.ogi.edu; Green Card Hero]
     Simon Peyton Jones	(simonpj)   [our Fearless Leader]
     Patrick Sansom	(sansom)    [hired hand, Bidirectional Analyses]
     Phil Trinder	(trinder)   [hired hand, Parade]
-    David N Turner	(dnt)	    [hired hand, Linear Types]
 
 Past contributors and/or continuing advisors:
 
@@ -52,22 +47,30 @@ Past contributors and/or continuing advisors:
     John Launchbury	(jl)	    [AQUA; at OGI]
     Jim Mattson		(mattson)   [hired hand, AQUA; HP]
     Darren Moffat	(moffatd)   [slave, summer '95; at MoD]
+    Will Partain	(partain)   [GRASP/AQUA; touring with Johnny Cash]
     Bryan O'Sullivan	(bos)	    [visiting slave, summer '94; at Sun]
     Alastair Reid	(areid)	    [GHCI god, at Yale]
     Andr\'e Santos	(andre)	    [PhD student; back in Brazil]
-    Phil Wadler		(wadler)    [GRASP; at Lucent soon]
+    David N Turner	(dnt)	    [Linear Types; at An-Teallach]
+    Phil Wadler		(wadler)    [GRASP; at Lucent]
 
 Cool people who've let us use their machines:
 
-    hppa1.1-hp-hpux	Sam Nelson, Stirling University
-    powerpc-ibm-aix	Walter Robinson, Mechanical Eng'g, Glasgow U.
+    sparc-sun-sunos{4,5}   PacSoft, Oregon Graduate Institute
+    hppa1.1-hp-hpux,
+    i386-unknown-linux	   Charles Krasic, Oregon Graduate Institute
+    alpha-dec-osf,        
+    i386-*-solaris2        Mark Fanty, CSLU, Oregon Graduate Institute
+
+Also thanks to Conal Elliott, Microsoft Research for facilitating the work
+on the Win32 port of GHC.
 
 Simon's projects' acronyms:
     GRIP  ('87-'90): Graph reduction in parallel
     GRASP ('90-'92): Graph reduction applications support project
     AQUA  ('93-   ): Declarative systems architecture: a quantitative approach
 
-Dated: 96/07
+Dated: 97/03
 
 GHC WWW page: http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/fp/software/ghc.html