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#Contributing to documentation

Setting up Jekyll on Windows

1. Install Ruby and add it to your system path environment variable
2. Download the Ruby DevKit, and follow the installation instructions here
3. Install Python 2.7.7
4. Using Command Prompt, Install jekyll 2.0.3 using ruby gems. (2.1.0 cannot be used at this time) gem install jekyll --version 2.0.3
5. Using Command Prompt, uninstall pygments.rb - (it currently is incompatible with windows) gem uninstall pygments.rb
6. Using Command Prompt, install pygments.rb version 0.5.0 using ruby gems gem install pygments.rb --version 0.5.0

Iterating on documentation

1. Using Command Prompt, from within the content folder start a local server: jekyll serve --watch
2. If prompted by the firewall, allow Jekyll to serve content
3. Open your web browser and point it to the local server. localhost:4000 is the default
4. Now you have your own version of the documentation site!
5. You can make changes to the pages using your favorite text editor in Jekyll's Kramdown flavored Markdown or HTML