Updated readme and removed sharpdevelop and monodevelop project files…

… since we don't have an active maintainer for them

README.txt

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 Welcome to:
- * NMS API : The .NET Messaging Service API
- * NMS Client for Apache ActiveMQ
- * NMS Client for MSMQ
+ * Apache.NMS.MSMQ : Apache NMS for MSMQ Class Library
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-For more information see http://activemq.apache.org/nms.html
+For more information see http://activemq.apache.org/nms
 
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-Building With Visual Stuido 2005
+Building With Visual Studio 2005
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-Open the vs2005.sln Solution File.  Build using "Build"->"Build Solution" 
+Open the solution File.  Build using "Build"->"Build Solution" 
 menu option.
 
-The resulting DLLs will be in bin\Debug or the bin\Release directories 
-depending on you settings under "Build"->"Configuration Manager"
+The resulting DLLs will be in build\${framework}\debug or the build\${framework}\release directories depending on you settings under "Build"->"Configuration Manager"
 
 If you have the Resharper plugin installed in Visual Studio, you can run 
 all the Unit Tests by using the "ReSharper"->"Unit Testing"->"Run All 
 Tests from Solution" menu option.  Please note that you must run an 
 Apache ActiveMQ Broker before kicking off the unit tests.
 
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-Building With SharpDevelop 2.1
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-
-SharpDevelop is an open source IDE that you can download from:
-http://www.sharpdevelop.net/OpenSource/SD/Default.aspx
-
-Open the sharpdevelop.sln Solution File.  Build using the 
-"Build"->"Build Solution" menu option.
-
-The resulting DLLs will be in bin\Debug or the bin\Release directories 
-depending on you settings under "Build"->"Set Configuration"
-
-To run the Unit Tests, you must first start an Apache ActiveMQ Broker 
-and then use the "View"->"Tools"->"Unit Tests" menu option.  On the
-newly displayed Unit Tests view, click the "Run tests" button.
-
-Note: Seems like the nunit integration in SharpDevelop still needs a 
-little work because on a WindowsXP x64 system, running the tests caused 
-some Unexpected Exception errors.
-
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-Building With monodevelop 
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-
-monodevelop is an open source IDE that you can download from:
-http://www.monodevelop.com/
-
-Open the monodevelop.mds Solution File.  Build using the 
-"Run"->"Build Solution" menu option.
-
-The resulting DLLs will be in bin\Debug or the bin\Release directories 
-depending on the configuration you have selected in the Build bar.
-
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 Building With NAnt
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-To build the code using NAnt type
+To build the code using NAnt, run:
 
   nant
-
-To run the unit tests you need to run an Apache ActiveMQ Broker first then type
-
-  nant test
-
-To generate the documentation type
+
+To generate the documentation, run:
 
   nant doc
 
-
-Assuming that you have checked out the ActiveMQ code and the Site in peer directories such as
-
-
-activemq/
-  activemq-dotnet/
-
-activemq-site/
-   nms/
-      ndoc/
-
-So that generating the ndoc will copy the generate content into the ndoc directory so it can be deployed on the Apache website.
-