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diff --git a/plugins/LangMan/docs/Info_Src.txt b/plugins/LangMan/docs/Info_Src.txt
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- 

-Language Pack Manager 1.0.2.2 for Miranda IM 0.6+

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

-                                      Source Code

-

-Reminder:

-'Language Pack Manager' is released under the terms of the

-GNU General Public License.

-See 'LangMan-License.txt' for more details.

-'Language Pack Manager' is copyright 2005-2007 by H. Herkenrath.

-

-Please notify me of any changes that improve 

-'Language Pack Manager' or add new features.

-If you have any questions on the code, feel free

-to contact me at my email address.

-						

-	H. Herkenrath (hrathh at users.sourceforge.net)

-

-

-Notes

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

-The following files need to be changed to bump the version number:

-

-Info_Src.txt (1 place)

-version.h (4 places)

-m_langman.h (1 place)

-m_langman.inc (1 place)

-docs\LangMan-Readme.txt (3 places)

-docs\LangMan-Translation.txt (2 places)

-docs\LangMan-Developer.txt (1 place)

diff --git a/plugins/LangMan/docs/LangMan-Developer.txt b/plugins/LangMan/docs/LangMan-Developer.txt
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- 

-Language Pack Manager 1.0.2.2 for Miranda IM 0.6+

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

-                                      Developer Information

-

-	Contents: -------------------------------

-	| Translation, Services (API), Debug Symbols,

-	| Coding Language, Rebase Info

-

-Translation

------------------

-	Translation strings can be found in 'LangMan-Translation.txt'.

-	If you are a translator please refer to 'LangMan-Translation.txt'

-	for more information about how your langpack file info needs to be formated

-	to be viewable in a nice way.

-

-Services (API)

------------------

-	For more information about which service functions are provided by 

-	'Language Pack Manager' and about how they can be used by your plugin please

-	refer to 'm_langman.h'.

-	If you would like to use Delphi/Pascal please refer to 'm_langman.inc'.

-

-Debug Symbols

------------------

-	Debug symbols are also available for debugging purposes.

-	Copy the PDB-files in the SDK-zip into the same directory as the

-	corresponding DLL-files.

-

-Coding Language

------------------

-	'Language Pack Manager' was written using Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 SP6

-	and the Microsoft Platform SDK shipped along with it.

-

-Rebase Info

------------------

-	'Language Pack Manager' has set its base address to:

-	0x24100000

-

-	Please avoid using this base address for your plugins because

-	it will slow down the startup of Miranda IM a little bit.

-

-	Using Microsoft Visual C++, the base address can be configured at:

-	'Project' -> 'Settings' -> 'Linker' -> 'Output' -> 'Base Address'

-

-H. Herkenrath (hrathh at users.sourceforge.net)

diff --git a/plugins/LangMan/docs/LangMan-License.txt b/plugins/LangMan/docs/LangMan-License.txt
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diff --git a/plugins/LangMan/docs/LangMan-Readme.txt b/plugins/LangMan/docs/LangMan-Readme.txt
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-

-Language Pack Manager 1.0.2.2

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

-                                      Plugin for Miranda IM 0.6 and +

-

-	Plugin Info: ----------------------------

-	| Version:      1.0.2.2

-	| Filename:     langman.dll

-	| Author:       H. Herkenrath (hrathh at users.sourceforge.net)

-	| Description:  Helps you manage Language Packs of different languages.

-

-	Contents: -------------------------------

-	| Features, Requirements, Usage, Installation,

-	| Bugs and Wishes, Version History, 

-	| Translation, License and Copyright

-

-Features

-----------------------

-	+ Allows to switch installed Language Packs easily

-	+ Displays all information about the Language Packs in one place

-	+ Shows which Language Pack includes support for what plugins

-	+ Right-click on a language pack entry to be able to uninstall it

-	+ Auto-Updates for all installed Language Packs

-	+ Wizard helping you to download and install your native language

-	+ Unicode support

-	+ Automatic installation of all files, just unzip into Plugins directory

-	+ Supported plugins: Database Editor, Country Flags

-

-Requirements

-----------------------

-	-> Miranda IM 0.6+:

-	Miranda IM is needed in version 0.6 or greater.

-

-Usage

-----------------------

-	The Language Packs can be managed here:

-	'Options' -> 'Customize' -> 'Language'

-

-	When you do a right-click on a specific language pack, you are able to

-	uninstall that file if it is no longer needed. 

-

-Installation

-----------------------

-	Find 'miranda32.exe' on your computer.

-

-	Just copy all the contents of the zip-file as they are into the 'Plugins'

-	subdirectory in the Miranda IM folder.

-	'Language Pack Manager' will detect the files and move them into the appropriate

-	directories on it's first run.

-	

-	You can also do all the installation by hand, if you want to:

-

-	Main Plugin: Copy the file 'langman.dll' into the 'Plugins' subdirectory

-	in the Miranda IM folder. 

-

-	The Unicode version of the plugin will only work on Windows NT/2000/XP,

-	Windows Server 2000, Windows Vista or later with an installed

-	Unicode version of Miranda IM.

-	To use it on Windows 95/98/Me, please download the ANSI version of the plugin.

-	  

-	Documentation: The txt-files should be moved along with the SDK-zip into the

-	'Docs' directory in the Miranda IM folder. 

-

-	That's it!

-

-Bugs and Wishes

-----------------------

-	Feel free to mail me your wishes about 'Language Pack Manager' and tell

-	me all the bugs you may find.

-	My email address is: hrathh at users.sourceforge.net

-

-Version History

-----------------------

-	1.0.2.2 - try to fix radio buttons on Win9x

-	        - try to fix anything else

-                - fixed langpack download

-	        - fixed selected flag icon

-	1.0.2.1 - added flag icons using flags.dll

-	        - only search for updates if a langpack is present

-	        - better displays incompatible locales

-	        - added v0.8 support

-	        - minor improvements

-	1.0.2.0 - fixed langpack removal in context menu

-	        - fixed automatic installaton

-	        - updated to use new miranda headers

-	        - auto-cleanup of langpack info

-	        - support for WinXP style radio buttons in list

-	        - moved options to 'Customize' section

-	        - shows langpack filenames in expert mode

-	        - auto-updates for language packs

-	        - download wizard to install your native language

-	        - other improvements

-	1.0.1.1 - minor fixes and adjustments

-	1.0.1.0 - minor fixes

-	        - right-click on a language pack entry to uninstall a file

-	        - enlarged not-included list a bit

-	        - del key is shortcut for context menu item 'remove'

-	1.0.0.0 - Initial release

-

-Translation

-----------------------

-	Translation strings for language pack maintainers can be found

-	in 'LangMan-Translation.txt' of the SDK package.

-

-License and Copyright

-----------------------

-	'Language Pack Manager' is released under the terms of the

-	GNU General Public License.

-	See 'LangMan-License.txt' for more details.

-

-	Copyright (C) 2005-2007 by H. Herkenrath. All rights reserved.

-	

-	The included unzip code for ZIP-files is

-	Copyright (C) 1995-1998 Jean-Loup Gailly and Mark Adler.

-	It is based on a modification by

-	Copyright (C) 1998 Gilles Vollant, Lucian Wischik.

-

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-	modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions

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-

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-	   documentation would be appreciated but is not required.

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-	SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.

-

-H. Herkenrath (hrathh at users.sourceforge.net)

diff --git a/plugins/LangMan/docs/License_Appendix.txt b/plugins/LangMan/docs/License_Appendix.txt
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