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-Basic steps to setup:
+It is the minor mode for editing Ruby On Rails code with Emacs. This
+minor mode makes your work much easier and user friendly.
 
- 1. Setup  `load-path':
-     (setq load-path (cons (expand-file-name "~/.emacs.d/rails-reloaded") load-path))
 
- 2. Put in your .emacs file:
-     (require 'rails-autoload)
+== Requirements
 
- 3. To bytecompile after emacs restarted, type:
-     [M-x] rails/bytecompile
+The emacs-rails-reloaded is requiring a 22.x or 23 (CVS) version of
+Emacs, and can’t be running on old versions (less 22.0). To install
+Emacs:
 
- 4. Optional: run unit tests for rails-reloaded:
-     [M-x] rails/selftest
+* For UNIX: use your package manager (typically name of package emacs,
+  emacs-cvs or emacs22) or compile it from source.
+
+* For OSX: use the "Aquameacs":http://aquamacs.org or nightly builds
+  of "CVS version with Cocoa":http://atomized.org/wp-content/cocoa-emacs-nightly/
+  or install using macports (name of package: emacs or emacs-app)
+
+* For Windows: download and install "EmacsW32":http://ourcomments.org/Emacs/EmacsW32.html
+
+
+== Instalation
+
+Download last release from "github project page":http://github.com/dima-exe/emacs-rails-reloaded/downloads
+and unpack it to directory containing libraries of Emacs, by default it’s
+$HOME/.emacs.d/
+
+After that add bellow code in your the .emacs file:
+
+  (setq load-path (cons (expand-file-name "~/.emacs.d/rails-reloaded") load-path))
+  (require 'rails-autoload)
+
+Next bytecompile, press [M-x] and type rails/bytecompile.
+
+
+== First Acquaintance
+
+Go to directory with your rails application and open any file in Emacs:
+
+  cd $HOME/project/simple_rails_application
+  emacs app/controllers/application.rb
+
+There must be “RoR” sign in the list of active minor-modes in status
+bar. Thi means, that emacs-rails is enabled and ready to help you in
+your not so easy work.
+
+Almoust all actions are in the “RoR” menu. You can check it
+out and try some of them. Don’t forget, that menu will help you only
+first time. After that you better use hot keys for effective work, you
+can find them in the brackets.
+
+
+== Features
+
+* Integration with script/generate, script/destroy and rake, press
+  [C-c '] or [C-c ;] and type 'rake', 'gen', 'des' to display
+  available tasks.
+
+* Navigation around rails files, press [C-c '] or [C-c ;] to display
+  available files.
+
+* Support test frameworks Test::Unit and RSpec.
+
+* Management of WEBrick/Mongrel/Thing
+
+* Per project configuration, you can setup the default port for server,
+  the environment or etc.
+
+* Apidock.com integration, press [C-c '] or [C-c ;] and type who you
+  wish find.
+
+* Textmate like snippets.
+
+
+== Links
+
+For bugs, patches and other requests:
+http://dima.lighthouseapp.com/projects/1882-emacs-rails
+
+Google group about rails development on Emacs:
+http://groups.google.com/group/emacs-on-rails