README.md in phcpress-6.7.3 vs README.md in phcpress-7.0.0

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-### PHCPress(6) (News/Blog Engine) Documentation
-PHCPress(6) rails CMS engine to manage your website's articles, categories and media.
+### PHCPress(7) (News/Blog Engine) Documentation
+PHCPress(7) rails CMS engine to manage your website's articles, categories and media.
   
 * Website article posts with WYSIWYG editor.
 * Upload images locally or use any popular cloud service.
 * Customizable article categories module included.
   
 #### Step 1 - Add PHCPress to your gemfile  and run command  
   
-	gem 'phcpress', '~> 6.7'
+	gem 'phcpress', '~> 7.0'
 	bundle install
   
 #### Step 2 - Copy PHCPress Database Tables  
 To copy PHCPress' requried database migrations, copy each command individually to your terminal's command line.  
   
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