README.textile in booky-0.0.1 vs README.textile in booky-0.0.2
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Create a plain textfile with some textile content in in and name it e.g. @sample.textile@. Then simply
run it through booky like this:
bc.. booky create sample
-p. Help
+h2. Help
-Simply run @booky help@ to get further information.
+Simply run @booky help@ to get further information.
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+h2. Examples
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+Simply run @booky examples@ to see formatting examples of images, tables, lists, bibliography, etc.
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