Some missing readme.txt files added

barcodereader/readme.txt

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+Barcode Reader
+
+========================================================================
+Sample Description.
+
+The Barcode Reader example demonstrates how to use the camera of the device
+to scan QR codes and display their decoded content.
+
+You will learn how to:
+- Use the Camera and BarcodeDetector classes
+- Play a system sound
+- Apply animations
+- Use property bindings
+
+========================================================================
+Requirements:
+
+BlackBerry 10 Native SDK Beta 2
+
+========================================================================
+Running the example:
+
+1. Clone the Sample repository.
+2. Launch BlackBerry 10 Native SDK Beta 2, and from the File menu, select Import.
+3. Expand General, and select Existing Projects into Workspace. Click Next.
+4. Browse to the location of your sample directory, and then click OK.
+5. The sample project should display in the Projects section. 
+   Click Finish to import the project into your workspace.
+6. In the Project Explorer pane, Right-click the project (for example hellocascades) 
+   and select Build Project.
+7. In the Project Explorer pane, Right-click the project (for example hellocascades) 
+   and select Run As > BlackBerry C/C++ Application.
+8. The application will now install and launch on your device if not you might
+   have to set up your environment: 
+   http://developer.blackberry.com/cascades/documentation/getting_started/setting_up.html
+

dictaphone/readme.txt

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+Dictaphone
+
+========================================================================
+Sample Description.
+
+The Dictaphone example demonstrates how easy you can record and play back
+audio data with the Cascades framework.
+
+You will learn how to:
+- Use the AudioRecorder and MediaPlayer classes
+- Play a system sound
+- Do basic file system operations
+- Use property bindings
+
+========================================================================
+Requirements:
+
+BlackBerry 10 Native SDK Beta 2
+
+========================================================================
+Running the example:
+
+1. Clone the Sample repository.
+2. Launch BlackBerry 10 Native SDK Beta 2, and from the File menu, select Import.
+3. Expand General, and select Existing Projects into Workspace. Click Next.
+4. Browse to the location of your sample directory, and then click OK.
+5. The sample project should display in the Projects section. 
+   Click Finish to import the project into your workspace.
+6. In the Project Explorer pane, Right-click the project (for example hellocascades) 
+   and select Build Project.
+7. In the Project Explorer pane, Right-click the project (for example hellocascades) 
+   and select Run As > BlackBerry C/C++ Application.
+8. The application will now install and launch on your device if not you might
+   have to set up your environment: 
+   http://developer.blackberry.com/cascades/documentation/getting_started/setting_up.html
+

jsonreadwrite/readme.txt

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+JSON Read Write
+
+========================================================================
+Sample Description.
+
+The JSON Read Write example demonstrates how to read JSON objects
+from the file system, modify them and store them back to the file system again.
+
+You will learn how to:
+- Use the JsonDataAccess class
+- Do basic file system operations
+- Separate the business logic from the UI
+
+========================================================================
+Requirements:
+
+BlackBerry 10 Native SDK Beta 2
+
+========================================================================
+Running the example:
+
+1. Clone the Sample repository.
+2. Launch BlackBerry 10 Native SDK Beta 2, and from the File menu, select Import.
+3. Expand General, and select Existing Projects into Workspace. Click Next.
+4. Browse to the location of your sample directory, and then click OK.
+5. The sample project should display in the Projects section. 
+   Click Finish to import the project into your workspace.
+6. In the Project Explorer pane, Right-click the project (for example hellocascades) 
+   and select Build Project.
+7. In the Project Explorer pane, Right-click the project (for example hellocascades) 
+   and select Run As > BlackBerry C/C++ Application.
+8. The application will now install and launch on your device if not you might
+   have to set up your environment: 
+   http://developer.blackberry.com/cascades/documentation/getting_started/setting_up.html
+

mapview/readme.txt

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+Map View
+
+========================================================================
+Sample Description.
+
+The Map View example demonstrates how to display a certain location on
+a map control.
+
+You will learn how to:
+- Use the MapView class
+- Read data from a XML file
+- Work with data models
+- Use property bindings
+
+========================================================================
+Requirements:
+
+BlackBerry 10 Native SDK Beta 2
+
+========================================================================
+Running the example:
+
+1. Clone the Sample repository.
+2. Launch BlackBerry 10 Native SDK Beta 2, and from the File menu, select Import.
+3. Expand General, and select Existing Projects into Workspace. Click Next.
+4. Browse to the location of your sample directory, and then click OK.
+5. The sample project should display in the Projects section. 
+   Click Finish to import the project into your workspace.
+6. In the Project Explorer pane, Right-click the project (for example hellocascades) 
+   and select Build Project.
+7. In the Project Explorer pane, Right-click the project (for example hellocascades) 
+   and select Run As > BlackBerry C/C++ Application.
+8. The application will now install and launch on your device if not you might
+   have to set up your environment: 
+   http://developer.blackberry.com/cascades/documentation/getting_started/setting_up.html
+

routemapinvoker/readme.txt

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+RouteMap Invoker
+
+========================================================================
+Sample Description.
+
+The RouteMap Invoker example demonstrates how to invoke the map application
+and configure it to show a certain route between two locations.
+
+You will learn how to:
+- Use the RouteMapInvoker class
+- Read data from a XML file
+- Work with data models
+- Use property bindings
+
+========================================================================
+Requirements:
+
+BlackBerry 10 Native SDK Beta 2
+
+========================================================================
+Running the example:
+
+1. Clone the Sample repository.
+2. Launch BlackBerry 10 Native SDK Beta 2, and from the File menu, select Import.
+3. Expand General, and select Existing Projects into Workspace. Click Next.
+4. Browse to the location of your sample directory, and then click OK.
+5. The sample project should display in the Projects section. 
+   Click Finish to import the project into your workspace.
+6. In the Project Explorer pane, Right-click the project (for example hellocascades) 
+   and select Build Project.
+7. In the Project Explorer pane, Right-click the project (for example hellocascades) 
+   and select Run As > BlackBerry C/C++ Application.
+8. The application will now install and launch on your device if not you might
+   have to set up your environment: 
+   http://developer.blackberry.com/cascades/documentation/getting_started/setting_up.html
+

rssnews/readme.txt

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+RSS News
+
+========================================================================
+Sample Description.
+
+The RSS News example demonstrates how easy JSON and XML data can be loaded
+from the network and visualized with Cascades.
+
+You will learn how to:
+- Use the DataSource class to retrieve and parse data
+- Work with data models
+- Separate the business logic from the UI
+- Create pages dynamically
+
+========================================================================
+Requirements:
+
+BlackBerry 10 Native SDK Beta 2
+
+========================================================================
+Running the example:
+
+1. Clone the Sample repository.
+2. Launch BlackBerry 10 Native SDK Beta 2, and from the File menu, select Import.
+3. Expand General, and select Existing Projects into Workspace. Click Next.
+4. Browse to the location of your sample directory, and then click OK.
+5. The sample project should display in the Projects section. 
+   Click Finish to import the project into your workspace.
+6. In the Project Explorer pane, Right-click the project (for example hellocascades) 
+   and select Build Project.
+7. In the Project Explorer pane, Right-click the project (for example hellocascades) 
+   and select Run As > BlackBerry C/C++ Application.
+8. The application will now install and launch on your device if not you might
+   have to set up your environment: 
+   http://developer.blackberry.com/cascades/documentation/getting_started/setting_up.html
+

systemsound/readme.txt

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+System Sound
+
+========================================================================
+Sample Description.
+
+The System Sound example demonstrates how to play one of the predefined
+sounds to notify the user about a certain event.
+
+You will learn how to:
+- Use the SystemSound class to play a sound
+- Create attached objects in QML
+- Use property bindings
+
+========================================================================
+Requirements:
+
+BlackBerry 10 Native SDK Beta 2
+
+========================================================================
+Running the example:
+
+1. Clone the Sample repository.
+2. Launch BlackBerry 10 Native SDK Beta 2, and from the File menu, select Import.
+3. Expand General, and select Existing Projects into Workspace. Click Next.
+4. Browse to the location of your sample directory, and then click OK.
+5. The sample project should display in the Projects section. 
+   Click Finish to import the project into your workspace.
+6. In the Project Explorer pane, Right-click the project (for example hellocascades) 
+   and select Build Project.
+7. In the Project Explorer pane, Right-click the project (for example hellocascades) 
+   and select Run As > BlackBerry C/C++ Application.
+8. The application will now install and launch on your device if not you might
+   have to set up your environment: 
+   http://developer.blackberry.com/cascades/documentation/getting_started/setting_up.html
+