  This article provides a complete user's guide to version 2.1 of the toric
geometry package PALP by Maximilian Kreuzer and others. In particular,
previously undocumented applications such as the program nef.x are discussed in
detail. New features of PALP 2.1 include an extension of the program mori.x
which can now compute Mori cones and intersection rings of arbitrary dimension
and can also take specific triangulations of reflexive polytopes as input.
Furthermore, the program nef.x is enhanced by an option that allows the user to
enter reflexive Gorenstein cones as input. The present documentation is
complemented by a Wiki which is available online.

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