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-This is the INSTALL.txt file for PmWiki.  This document provides
-convenient steps so an administrator can have a PmWiki site up and
-running quickly.  More extensive information about installing PmWiki
-is available at http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/Installation .
-
-Once your site is up and running you will be able to read the bundled
-documentation pages.
-
-Here are some quick steps to start you on your path toward a complete,
-customized installation:
-
-1a) Put the software in a location accessible by your webserver.
-
-1b) PmWiki can also be run if no webserver is installed.  See
-    http://pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/Standalone
-
-2) Point your browser to pmwiki.php.
-
-3) You may see an error message saying that PmWiki needs to have
-   a writable wiki.d/ directory.  If so, follow the directions to
-   establish one.  This directory will hold your wiki page files.
-
-4) If you want a directory index file, create a file called index.php
-   in the main directory that contains the following single line of
-   text, purposefully without a closing "?>":
-
-<?php include('pmwiki.php');
-
-5) Sitewide configuration settings will go in a "local configuration
-   file" named local/config.php.  Copy the well-commented sample
-   configuration file from docs/sample-config.php to the local/
-   subdirectory, then rename the copy to config.php.  Edit your
-   new local/config.php file to suit your preferences.
-
-That's it.  Next you'll probably want to browse your new site and
-read the bundled documentation.  A good place to start is the
-PmWiki.InitialSetupTasks page.
-
-Enjoy!
+This is the INSTALL.txt file for PmWiki.  This document provides

+convenient steps so an administrator can have a PmWiki site up and

+running quickly.  More extensive information about installing PmWiki

+is available at http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/Installation .

+

+Once your site is up and running you will be able to read the bundled

+documentation pages.

+

+Here are some quick steps to start you on your path toward a complete,

+customized installation:

+

+1a) Put the software in a location accessible by your webserver.

+

+1b) PmWiki can also be run if no webserver is installed.  See

+    http://pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/Standalone

+

+2) Point your browser to pmwiki.php.

+

+3) You may see an error message saying that PmWiki needs to have

+   a writable wiki.d/ directory.  If so, follow the directions to

+   establish one.  This directory will hold your wiki page files.

+

+4) If you want a directory index file, create a file called index.php

+   in the main directory that contains the following single line of

+   text, purposefully without a closing "?>":

+

+<?php include('pmwiki.php');

+

+5) Sitewide configuration settings will go in a "local configuration

+   file" named local/config.php.  Copy the well-commented sample

+   configuration file from docs/sample-config.php to the local/

+   subdirectory, then rename the copy to config.php.  Edit your

+   new local/config.php file to suit your preferences.

+

+That's it.  Next you'll probably want to browse your new site and

+read the bundled documentation.  A good place to start is the

+PmWiki.InitialSetupTasks page.

+

+Enjoy!