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-* Evennia docs and manual 
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-   - The most updated documentation is found in the online wiki, 
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-       http://code.google.com/p/evennia/wiki/Index
-   
-   - You can also ask for help from the evennia community, 
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-       http://groups.google.com/group/evennia
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-   - Or by visiting our irc channel, 
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-       #evennia on the Freenode network
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-* Sphinx Manuals 
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-
-  The folder docs/sphinx contains a source tree with Evennia's online wiki
-  formatted into reStructuredText for easy (and good looking!) offline 
-  browsing or printing. 
-
-  To build the sources you need to install Sphinx. Linux users can get it 
-  through their package managers (in Debian it's called python-sphinx). Or
-  you can download it here: 
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-     http://sphinx.pocoo.org/index.html
-
-  Go into docs/sphinx and run 
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-     make html
-
-  You will see a lot of output (and probably some errors too, Evennia's docs
-  are not formatted to reST format by default). When done, point your 
-  web browser to docs/sphinx/build/html/index.html to see the nice manual.
-  
-  If you don't want html output, you can output to a host of other formats,
-  use just "make" for a list of options. 
-
-  
-  Note: In docs/sphinx are two more dirs, wiki2rest and src2rest. These 
-        can be used to create reST-formatted documentation from raw sources.
-	They depend on a host of external libraries however, so best stay away 
-	from them unless you are an Evennia dev. Read the headers of the 
-	respective *.py files for instructions. 
-
-
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-* Doxygen auto-docs 
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-
-   In docs/doxygen you can build the developer auto-docs 
-   (a fancy searchable index of the entire source tree).
-   This makes use of doxygen, a doc generator that parses
-   the source tree and creates docs on the fly. 
- 
-   -  Install doxygen (v1.7+)
-  
-      Doxygen is available for most platforms from
-       http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/ 
-      or through your package manager in Linux.
-
-   -  Run   
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-       > doxygen config.dox
- 
-      This will create the auto-docs in a folder 'doxygen/html'. 
-
-   -  Start your web browser and point it to 
-      
-       <evenniadir>/docs/doxygen/html/index.html 
-
-   -  If you prefer a pdf version for printing, use LaTeX by
-      activating the relevant section in config.dox. Run the 
-      doxygen command again as above and a new folder 'latex' 
-      will be created with the latex sources. With the latex
-      processing system installed, then run 
-      
-       > make 
-     
-      in the newly created folder to create the pdf. Be warned
-      however that the pdf docs are >340 pages long!
-   
-   -  Doxyfile is lavishly documented and allows for plenty of 
-      configuration to get the docs to look the way you want. 
-      You can also output to other formats suitable for various
-      developer environments, Windows help files etc.