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-This README file is based off the original README written
-by Martin Dougiamas
-However it as well as some of the code has been re-written so that the
-module will work with Moodle 1.7 and beyond (with luck)
-
-
-The following steps should get you up and running with
-this module template code.
-
-1. Unzip the archive and read this file
-
-2. The module folder MUST be lower case before Moodle will recognize
-   it.
-
-3. Edit all the files in this directory and change all the
-   instances of newmodule to your new module name (eg widget).
-
-4. Change file name of en_utf8/newmodule.php and the dir name
-   en_utf8/help/newmodule to your new module name (eg widget).
-
-5. Place the newmodule folder into the /mod folder of the moodle
-   directory.
-
-6. As Admin goto Notifications and you should find the module's
-   databases successfully created
-
-7. Now go to Modules then to Activities in the Site Administration block
-   And you should find that this newmodule has been added
-   to the list of recognized modules.
-
-8. You may now proceed to run your own code in an attempt to
-   develop for moodle. Good luck with that.
-
-
-For help with developing code for moodle, visit
-the "Activity modules" developers forum in the online
-course called "Using Moodle" at http:/* moodle.org */
-
-Or email Martin Dougiamas at:  martin@moodle.com
-
-For more information about the reviser
-of the original NEWMODULE template
-visit http://www.welcometochrisworld.com
--Chris B Stones
-February 28, 2007
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