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-## Time-stamp: <2012-07-12 11:37:08 vk>
+## Time-stamp: <2012-07-12 11:38:22 vk>
 ## This file is best viewed with GNU Emacs Org-mode: http://orgmode.org/
 
 * How to install and set up Memacs
 
-1. *Obtain Memacs*
-   - using one of github download mechanisms OR
-   - use ~pip install memacs~ which handles dependencies
-     - you might as well want to use [[http://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenv][virtualenv]] before
-   - make sure that you have *Python v2.7* installed
-2. *Choose* the *modules* you want to use
-   - read the files in the ~docs~ folder
-3. *Set up one module* after another
-   - please do read ~docs/FAQs_and_Best_Practices.org~
-     - it contains many tips and tricks on how to meet your
-       requirements and on how to choose a reasonable setup
-   - start the module of your choice with the argument ~--help~
-     - modules are located in the ~bin~ sub-folder
-     - for example: ~/memacs/bin % ./memacs_svn.py --help~
-     - each module has some general arguments and module-specific arguments
-   - you probably want to *develop and test a module invocation* in the
-     command line and when it works:
-   - set up a periodical invocation
-     - read the ~Invocation~ section of ~docs/FAQs_and_Best_Practices.org~
+** *Obtain Memacs*
+
+- using one of github download mechanisms OR
+- use ~pip install memacs~ which handles dependencies
+  - you might as well want to use [[http://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenv][virtualenv]] before
+- make sure that you have *Python v2.7* installed
+
+** *Choose* the *modules* you want to use
+
+- read the files in the ~docs~ folder
+
+** *Set up one module* after another
+
+- please do read ~docs/FAQs_and_Best_Practices.org~
+  - it contains many tips and tricks on how to meet your
+    requirements and on how to choose a reasonable setup
+- start the module of your choice with the argument ~--help~
+  - modules are located in the ~bin~ sub-folder
+  - for example: ~/memacs/bin % ./memacs_svn.py --help~
+  - each module has some general arguments and module-specific arguments
+- you probably want to *develop and test a module invocation* in the
+  command line and when it works:
+- set up a periodical invocation
+  - read the ~Invocation~ section of ~docs/FAQs_and_Best_Practices.org~