Modified readme to remove HTML comments

README.md

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-<h1>dotnetconfig Cookbook</h1>
-<h2>.NET configuration file editor. Provides functionality to update a .NET app / web configuration file with values from a chef run.</h2>
+dotnetconfig Cookbook
+=====================
 
-<p>WORK IN PROGRESS - Currently in Alpha, feel free to test it out but don't use in production until this message is removed or we have hit V1.0.0.</p>
+##NET configuration file editor. Provides functionality to update a .NET app / web configuration file with values from a chef run.
 
-<h3>Open the file for editing, non locking</h3>
+WORK IN PROGRESS - Currently in Alpha, feel free to test it out but don't use in production until this message is removed or we have hit V1.0.0.
+
+##Open the file for editing, non locking
 ```ruby
 documentPath = 'C:\\Config\\' + 'app.config'
 document = config_getxml(documentPath)
 ```
 
-<h3>Set app settings within the config file</h3>
-<p>Arguments:</p>
-<p>  Document: Pass document which was fetched from config_getxml</p>
-<p>  SettingName: The setting to update</p>
-<p>  SettingValue: The new value to apply to the configuration</p>
+##Set app settings within the config file<
+Arguments:
+  Document: Pass document which was fetched from config_getxml
+  SettingName: The setting to update
+  SettingValue: The new value to apply to the configuration
 
 ```ruby
 config_set_app_setting(document, 'fix-gateways', 'Replaced')
@@ -24,8 +26,8 @@ config_set_app_setting(document, 'default-version', 'Edit5')
 config_set_app_setting(document, 'fix-service-test-file-name', 'Edit6')
 ```
 
-<h3>Setting custom elements</h3>
-<p>Set an element's content using an xPath query, Example:</p>
+##Setting custom elements
+Set an element's content using an xPath query, Example:
 
 ```xml
 <custom>
@@ -36,33 +38,34 @@ config_set_app_setting(document, 'fix-service-test-file-name', 'Edit6')
 </custom>
 ```
 
-<p>This block would find the first occurrence of the 'custom' element and set the content of each of its elements to a new value.</p>
+This block would find the first occurrence of the 'custom' element and set the content of each of its elements to a new value.
 ```ruby
 config_set_element_content(document, '//configuration/custom/user', 'Edit8')
 config_set_element_content(document, '//configuration/custom/password', 'Edit9')
 config_set_element_content(document, '//configuration/custom/host', 'Edit10')
 config_set_element_content(document, '//configuration/custom/port', 'Edit11')
 ```
 
-<h3>Setting the content of a specific element using xPath</h3>
-<p>This would find the first log4net appender called MyAppender</p>
+##Setting the content of a specific element using xPath
+This would find the first log4net appender called MyAppender
 ```ruby
 config_set_element_content(document, '//configuration/log4net/appender[@name="MyAppender"]/hostName', 'NewValue1')
 config_set_element_content(document, '//configuration/log4net/appender[@name="MyAppender"]/userName', 'NewValue2')
 config_set_element_content(document, '//configuration/log4net/appender[@name="MyAppender"]/password', 'NewValue3')
 ```
 
-<h3>Set the the entire content of a connection string</h3>
+##Connection strings
+Set the the entire content of a connection string
 ```ruby
 config_set_connection_string(document, 'Database1', 'Database=Partial;User Id=Replacement;Password=PasswordChanged;CommandTimeout=30;MinPoolSize=0')
 ```
 
-<h3>Set an individual property within a connection string</h3>
+Set an individual property within a connection string
 ```ruby
 config_set_connection_string_property(document, 'Database2', 'password', 'NewValue123654')
 ```
 
-<h3>Saving changes made to the file</h3>
+Saving changes made to the file
 ```ruby
 config_writexml(document, outputPath)
 ```

metadata.rb

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 license          'All rights reserved'
 description      'Installs/Configures dotnetconfig'
 long_description IO.read(File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), 'README.md'))
-version          '0.2.1'
+version          '0.2.3'
 
 #Cookbook dependencies - Nokogiri
 depends 	'nokogiri'