modules/deadwood/README.txt

$Id: README.txt,v 1.1 2008/12/24 19:23:23 solotandem Exp $

AUTHOR
------
Jim Berry ("solotandem", http://drupal.org/user/240748)

PROJECT PAGE
------------
If you need more information, have an issue, or feature request please
visit the project page at: http://drupal.org/project/deadwood.

DESCRIPTION
-----------
The purpose of this module is to automate as much as possible the task of
updating a contributed module for Drupal API changes, and thereby simplify the
task of porting contributed modules shortly after a new Drupal release.

ONLINE CONVERSION
-----------------
Instead of downloading and installing Deadwood on your server, you may take
advantage of the free service offered at http://boombatower.com/tools/deadwood.
From this page, simply upload your module code (in a tar.gz file) and download
the converted module.

LOCAL CONVERSION
----------------
Other than installing Deadwood, before you can convert a module, you need to
upload your module's files to a directory beneath the "module input directory"
defined in this module's help page at admin/help/deadwood.

After installing the module, view the page admin/help/deadwood for a complete
description of the process.
1	$Id: README.txt,v 1.1 2008/12/24 19:23:23 solotandem Exp $
2
3	AUTHOR
4	------
5	Jim Berry ("solotandem", http://drupal.org/user/240748)
6
7	PROJECT PAGE
8	------------
9	If you need more information, have an issue, or feature request please
10	visit the project page at: http://drupal.org/project/deadwood.
11
12	DESCRIPTION
13	-----------
14	The purpose of this module is to automate as much as possible the task of
15	updating a contributed module for Drupal API changes, and thereby simplify the
16	task of porting contributed modules shortly after a new Drupal release.
17
18	ONLINE CONVERSION
19	-----------------
20	Instead of downloading and installing Deadwood on your server, you may take
21	advantage of the free service offered at http://boombatower.com/tools/deadwood.
22	From this page, simply upload your module code (in a tar.gz file) and download
23	the converted module.
24
25	LOCAL CONVERSION
26	----------------
27	Other than installing Deadwood, before you can convert a module, you need to
28	upload your module's files to a directory beneath the "module input directory"
29	defined in this module's help page at admin/help/deadwood.
30
31	After installing the module, view the page admin/help/deadwood for a complete
32	description of the process.