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COPYING
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README

README 

Installation instructions:
0) Make sure you have python 3.1 installed
   - For Windows and Mac: download the installer from http://www.python.org
   - For Linux: compile it from source
     - If this is *REALLY* an issue, I'll try to build a VMware VM with Python
       3.1, Mecurial, and LibForensics already installed.

1) Put the code/lf directory somewhere in your Python path

2) To run the unit tests:
   - To check the unit tests, download Word2007RTFSpec9.doc from Microsoft and
     place it in the unittests/tests/windows/ole/compoundfile directory.

     You can get Word2007RTFSpec9.doc from:
     http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=dd422b8d-ff06-4207-b476-6b5396a18a2b&displaylang=en

   - Modify unittests/run_tests.py and uncomment the part for
     "tests.windows.ole.compoundfile.objects"