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README.md

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 Website
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-The ApacheGUI website is located here [http://apachegui.net](http://apachegui.net). Questions and comments can be posted on the [forum](http://forum.apachegui.net) or sent directly to apachegui.net@gmail.com.
+The ApacheGUI website is located here [http://apachegui.net](http://apachegui.net). Questions and comments can be sent directly to apachegui.net@gmail.com.
 
 Packages
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@@ -11,10 +11,10 @@ Development Environment
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 ApacheGUI is a Maven enabled web project. The project is portable and can be imported to any Java IDE as a Maven project.  
 
-####Linux / Mac OSX runtime environment
+#### Linux / Mac OSX runtime environment
 The IX based runtime environment that is used for development is located under *environments/IX/ApacheGUI*.
 
-####Windows runtime environment
+#### Windows runtime environment
 The Windows based runtime environment that is used for development is located under *environments/Windows64/ApacheGUI* or *environments/Windows32/ApacheGUI*.
 
 Project Dependancies
@@ -28,30 +28,30 @@ Building ApacheGUI
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 Although Windows is fully supported, it is recommended to use a Linux or Mac OSX distribution when developing ApacheGUI. This is because Apache and Tomcat run more efficiently on IX based distributions.
 
-####Build Dependancies
+#### Build Dependancies
 
 - Node js v0.10.25+
 - Maven 3+
 - Java 1.6+
 
-####Linux / Mac OSX build steps
+#### Linux / Mac OSX build steps
 1. Navigate to the root directory in the source project (Where pom.xml is located).
 2. Open pom.xml and set the *environment* property to IX. The *apachegui.home* property uses the environment property to determine the location of ApacheGUI.
 3. Run the Maven builds below.
 
-######Maven options
+###### Maven options
 - ```mvn clean package -P prod``` minifies required javascript and builds a new war under the *target* directory. 
 - ```mvn clean package -P dev``` copies required javascript without minification and builds a new war under the *target* directory. This task is meant to speed up war builds for development. 
 - ```mvn clean install -P prod``` minifies required javascript and builds a new war under the *target* directory. The war is then moved from the *target* directory to *[apachegui.home]/tomcat/webapps*. This will re-deploy the application.
 - ```mvn clean install -P dev``` copies required javascript without minification and builds a new war under the *target* directory. The war is then moved from the *target* directory to *[apachegui.home]/tomcat/webapps*. This will re-deploy the application. This task is meant to speed up war builds for development. 
 - ```mvn antrun:run -P package``` stops ApacheGUI and builds a new .tar.gz archive. The .tar.gz archive is put into the *package.dir* directory that is specified in the pom.xml properties.
 
-####Windows build steps
+#### Windows build steps
 1. Navigate to the root directory in the source project (Where pom.xml is located).
 2. Open pom.xml and set the *environment* property in pom.xml to Windows64 or Windows32 depending on your WIndows architecture. The *apachegui.home* property uses the environment property to determine the location of ApacheGUI.
 3. Run the Maven builds below.
 
-######Maven options
+###### Maven options
 - ```mvn clean package -P prod``` minifies required javascript and builds a new war under the *target* directory. 
 - ```mvn clean package -P dev``` copies required javascript without minification and builds a new war under the *target* directory. This task is meant to speed up war builds for development. 
 - ```mvn clean install -P prod``` minifies required javascript and builds a new war under the *target* directory. The task then stops ApacheGUI, moves the war from the *target* directory to *[apachegui.home]/tomcat/webapps* and starts ApacheGUI. This will re-deploy the application.
@@ -62,22 +62,22 @@ Running ApacheGUI
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 You must first build ApacheGUI in order to successfuly launch the application.
 
-####Linux / Mac OSX
+#### Linux / Mac OSX
 1. Navigate to *environments/IX/ApacheGUI/bin*
 2. Launch run.sh
 
-####Windows
+#### Windows
 1. Navigate to *environments/Windows64/ApacheGUI/bin* or *environments/Windows32/ApacheGUI/bin*
 2. Launch run.bat
 
 Stopping ApacheGUI
 -----------------
 You must first build ApacheGUI in order to successfuly stop the application.
 
-####Linux / Mac OSX
+#### Linux / Mac OSX
 1. Navigate to *environments/IX/ApacheGUI/bin*
 2. Launch stop.sh
 
-####Windows
+#### Windows
 1. Navigate to *environments/Windows64/ApacheGUI/bin* or *environments/Windows32/ApacheGUI/bin*
 2. Launch stop.bat