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-PythonPoint is a utility for generating PDF slides from 
-a simple XML format - "PythonPoint Markup Language".
-
-This is early days.  It lets you produce quite sophisticated
-output, but the DTD will undoubtedly evolve and change.
-However, I want people to be able to use it this summer so am
-releasing now.
-
-It is part of the ReportLab distribution; if you have managed
-to run the ReportLab tests, and have installed the Python
-Imaging Library, usage should be straightforward.  PIL is not 
-required to make slides, but the demo will have a few blanks if 
-you omit it.
-
-To use, cd to the pythonpoint directory and execute:
-	pythonpoint.py pythonpoint.xml
-This will create pythonpoint.pdf, which is your manual.
-
-You can also try 'monterey.xml', which is a talk I gave
-at the O'Reilly Open Source conference in Monterey
-in summer 1999.
-
-We have issues to resolve over module load paths;
-the easiest solution for now is to put the PythonPoint
-directory on your path; work in a new directory;
-and explicitly include the paths to any custom shapes,
-and style sheets you use.
-
-- Andy Robinson, 6 April 2000
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