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-	Here you will find various sorts of documentation written by Erlang users. We call them HowTo's since we want them to guide the reader in order to accomplish something related to Erlang. It can, for example, be How to install Erlang, how to make use of some Jungerl code, or whatever you think your fellow Erlang users would like to know.	+	Here you will find various sorts of documentation written by Erlang users. We call them HowTo's since we want them to guide the reader in order to accomplish something related to Erlang.
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		+	It can, for example, be How to install Erlang, how to make use of some Jungerl code, or whatever you think your fellow Erlang users would like to know.
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		+	Here one can see the true power of wiki. Beacuse if someone writes a howto everyone can go in and improve it or correct errors. So please be our guest and start creating and changing.
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		+	== How to write an HowTo==
		+	Please read this article, [[How to write HowTo's]], before posting new articles.

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Here you will find various sorts of documentation written by Erlang users. We call them HowTo's since we want them to guide the reader in order to accomplish something related to Erlang.

It can, for example, be How to install Erlang, how to make use of some Jungerl code, or whatever you think your fellow Erlang users would like to know.

Here one can see the true power of wiki. Beacuse if someone writes a howto everyone can go in and improve it or correct errors. So please be our guest and start creating and changing.

How to write an HowTo

Please read this article, How to write HowTo's, before posting new articles.