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11 <span class="apptitle">Kiriwrite</span>
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12 <a href="index.html">Index</a> | <a href="user.html">User
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13 Documentation</a> | <a href="tutorial.html">Tutorial Documentation</a> |
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18 <span class="pagetitle">Welcome</span><br>
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20 This is the documentation for Kiriwrite and it is split into three parts:
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23 <li><span class="heading"><a href="user.html">User Documentation</a></span><br>
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24 The User Documentation provides information on how to install and use your Kiriwrite installation.
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26 <li><span class="heading"><a href="tutorial.html">Tutorial Documentation</a></span><br>
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27 The Tutorial Documentation provides some tutorials on how to use certain featurs of Kiriwrite.
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29 <li><span class="heading"><a href="developer.html">Developer Documentation</a></span><br>
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30 The Developer Documentation provides information on how to create additional presentation modules, database modules and information on translating Kiriwrite into another language.
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34 The <a href="guide.html">Kiriwrite Documentation Guide</a> provides information about the symbols that appear while reading the documentation.
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