1. unzip gnfs_distribute.zip
2. go to gnfs/RSA/ and find "RSA.job.resume"
3. open the file in notepad (or some other text editor)
4. modify the file according to the number you're assigned to:
for example, you're assigned "41000000". Your RSA.job.resume should now be:

Q0: 41000000
QSTEP: 40000
QQ0: 41000000, 41000000, 41010000
QQ1: 41010000, 41010000, 41020000
QQ2: 41020000, 41020000, 41030000
QQ3: 41030000, 41030000, 41040000

5. save the file, and open the command prompt
(press windows icon and type "cmd")

--if you have python installed:
6. navigate to gnfs/RSA/ folder in command line*
7. type "..\factmsieve.py RSA"
8. ???
9. once you're bored, press ctrl+C
10. send me the output files (all of them?)
11. Thanks!

--if you don't have python:
6. navigate to gnfs/ folder in command line*
7. type ".\msieve -k -o spairs.out.T0 -v -n 0 -a RSA.job.T0"
8. open another command prompt
9. repeat 7, except use "1" instead of "0" (i.e. ".\msieve -k -o spairs.out.T1 -v -n 1 -s RSA.job.T1")
10. open another command prompt and do it again with the number 2 and 3
11. ???
12. once you're bored, press ctrl+C
13. send me the output files (all of them?)
14. Thanks!

*How to navigate with command line
1. know to look at the left of the line to see where you're at
e.g. "C:\Users\User>_"
2. go to the correct drive
e.g. you're at C: drive, you want to go to D: drive, type "D:"
3. go into a deeper folder with "cd"
e.g. you're at "C:", you want to go to "C:\gfns\"
type "cd gfns"
e.g. you're at "D:\random\", want to go to "D:\random\downloads\gfns\"
type "cd downloads\gfns"
4. opps, you have to go back down a level with "cd .."
e.g. go from "D:\random\good_stuff\" back to "D:\random\" with typing "cd .."