[CMF-checkins] CVS: CMF - DEPENDENCIES.txt:1.2 INSTALL.txt:1.2 README.txt:1.2 TODO.txt:1.2

[tseaver@digicool.com]

Update of /cvs-repository/CMF/CMFCalendar
In directory korak.digicool.com:/tmp/cvs-serv26731

Modified Files:
	DEPENDENCIES.txt INSTALL.txt README.txt TODO.txt 
Log Message:
 - STX cleanups


--- Updated File DEPENDENCIES.txt in package CMF --
--- DEPENDENCIES.txt	2001/06/01 17:36:39	1.1
+++ DEPENDENCIES.txt	2001/06/01 17:43:20	1.2
@@ -1 +1 @@
-requires "CMF" "1.1"
+requires "CMF" "1.1"

--- Updated File INSTALL.txt in package CMF --
--- INSTALL.txt	2001/06/01 17:36:39	1.1
+++ INSTALL.txt	2001/06/01 17:43:20	1.2
@@ -1,13 +1,28 @@
-To install CMFCalendar, uncompress the CMFCalendar product into your zope/Products directory 
-or ln -s /path/to/installation /path/to/zope/Products
-In the root of your CMFSite installation (within the ZMI):
-	1.  Add an external method to the root of the CMF Site
-	2.  Use the following configuration values for the external method:
-
- 			id: install_events
- 			title: Install Events *optional*
- 			module name: CMFCalendar.Install
- 			function name: install
-	3. Go to the management screen for the newly added external method and click the 'Try it' tab.  
-The install function will execute and give information about the steps it took to register and install the
-CMF Events into the CMF Site instance.
+Installing CMFCalendar
+
+  To install CMFCalendar, uncompress the CMFCalendar product into
+  your zope/Products directory or link it there, e.g.::
+
+    ln -s /path/to/installation /path/to/zope/Products
+
+  In the root of your CMFSite installation (within the ZMI):
+
+      1.  Add an external method to the root of the CMF Site.
+
+      2.  Use the following configuration values for the external
+          method:
+
+          o id: install_events
+
+          o title: Install Events *optional*
+
+          o module name: CMFCalendar.Install
+
+          o function name: install
+
+      3. Go to the management screen for the newly added external
+         method and click the 'Try it' tab.  
+
+  The install function will execute and give information about the
+  steps it took to register and install the CMF Events into the CMF
+  Site instance.

--- Updated File README.txt in package CMF --
--- README.txt	2001/06/01 17:36:39	1.1
+++ README.txt	2001/06/01 17:43:20	1.2
@@ -1,15 +1,24 @@
-The CMFCalendar product is an example of creating a CMF Product.
-The CMFCalendar product is also expected to be a generally useful out of the 'box' and skinnable to 
-accomodate customization within your existing CMF instance.
-To see how to go about building a CMF product, this hopefully allows a developer to follow 
-through the process of registering their product, skins, and help with the CMF by example.
-It shows how an object is created and registered with the types_tool, necessary skins added to the skins_tool, with the Calendar skins directory
- added to the skin paths, and providing portal_metadatool with an Element policy for the content_type of the object.
-
-At the time of this writing, this product is incomplete.  The event is complete, and can stand alone, but will be 
-accompanyied by the CMFCalendar in the next release.  We wished to get something out quickly, so we'll be living by the
- axiom: 'Release early; Release often' until all it's components are completed.
-
-See the INSTALL.txt file for how to get the product installed within your CMF.
-
- 
+CMFCalendar README
+
+  The CMFCalendar product is an example of creating a CMF
+  Product.  The CMFCalendar product is also expected to be a
+  generally useful out of the 'box' and skinnable to accomodate
+  customization within your existing CMF instance.  To see how to
+  go about building a CMF product, this hopefully allows a
+  developer to follow through the process of registering their
+  product, skins, and help with the CMF by example.  It shows how
+  an object is created and registered with the types_tool,
+  necessary skins added to the skins_tool, with the Calendar
+  skins directory added to the skin paths, and providing
+  portal_metadatool with an Element policy for the content_type
+  of the object.
+
+  At the time of this writing, this product is incomplete.  The
+  event is complete, and can stand alone, but will be
+  accompanyied by the CMFCalendar in the next release.  We wished
+  to get something out quickly, so we'll be living by the axiom:
+  'Release early; Release often' until all it's components are
+  completed.
+
+  See the INSTALL.txt file for how to get the product installed
+  within your CMF.

--- Updated File TODO.txt in package CMF --
--- TODO.txt	2001/06/01 17:36:39	1.1
+++ TODO.txt	2001/06/01 17:43:20	1.2
@@ -1,2 +1,6 @@
-Add the calendar product itself, at rev 0.1 there is only an event object.
-other todo items as I think of them....
+To-do's
+
+ o Add the calendar product itself, at rev 0.1 there is only an
+   event object.
+
+ o other todo items as I think of them....