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diff --git a/utils/zenutils/libraries/pelib-0.9/pelib/readme.txt b/utils/zenutils/libraries/pelib-0.9/pelib/readme.txt
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-PeLib - Version 0.09 (alpha release)

-=========================================

-

-Copyright 2004 by Sebastian Porst

-WWW: http://www.pelib.com

-E-Mail: webmaster@the-interweb.com

-

-=========================================

-

-1. What is PeLib?

-2. Where can I find a documentation of PeLib DLL?

-3. Which license is used for PeLib?

-4. Which compilers are being supported?

-5. How do I compile PeLib?

-

-1. What is PeLib DLL?

-   PeLib is an open-source C++ library to modify

-   PE files. See http://www.pelib.com for more details.

-

-2. Where can I find a documentation of PeLib DLL?

-   http://www.pelib.com

-

-3. All parts of PeLib are distributed under the zlib/libpng license.

-   See license.htm for details.

-   

-4. The following compilers have been tested:

-   MingW with g++ 3.2.3

-   Visual C++ 7.1 / Compiler version 13.10.3052

-   Borland C++ 5.6.4 (currently not supported)

-   Digital Mars Compiler 8.38n (currently not supported)

-

-5. Go into the PeLib/source directory and enter the following lines

-   depending on which compiler you use.

-   

-   g++: make -f makefile.g++

-   Borland C++: make -f makefile.bcc (currently not supported)

-   Visual C++ 7.1: nmake makefile.vc7

-   Digital Mars: make makefile.dmc (currently not supported)

-   

-   If the compilation is succesful there should be some *.o/*.obj files

-   and (if you used g++) a PeLib.a file in the lib directory.

-   Then go to the examples directory and pick one example (I

-   suggest FileDump) and try to build it with the same make

+PeLib - Version 0.09 (alpha release)
+=========================================
+
+Copyright 2004 by Sebastian Porst
+WWW: http://www.pelib.com
+E-Mail: webmaster@the-interweb.com
+
+=========================================
+
+1. What is PeLib?
+2. Where can I find a documentation of PeLib DLL?
+3. Which license is used for PeLib?
+4. Which compilers are being supported?
+5. How do I compile PeLib?
+
+1. What is PeLib DLL?
+   PeLib is an open-source C++ library to modify
+   PE files. See http://www.pelib.com for more details.
+
+2. Where can I find a documentation of PeLib DLL?
+   http://www.pelib.com
+
+3. All parts of PeLib are distributed under the zlib/libpng license.
+   See license.htm for details.
+   
+4. The following compilers have been tested:
+   MingW with g++ 3.2.3
+   Visual C++ 7.1 / Compiler version 13.10.3052
+   Borland C++ 5.6.4 (currently not supported)
+   Digital Mars Compiler 8.38n (currently not supported)
+
+5. Go into the PeLib/source directory and enter the following lines
+   depending on which compiler you use.
+   
+   g++: make -f makefile.g++
+   Borland C++: make -f makefile.bcc (currently not supported)
+   Visual C++ 7.1: nmake makefile.vc7
+   Digital Mars: make makefile.dmc (currently not supported)
+   
+   If the compilation is succesful there should be some *.o/*.obj files
+   and (if you used g++) a PeLib.a file in the lib directory.
+   Then go to the examples directory and pick one example (I
+   suggest FileDump) and try to build it with the same make
    command as above.
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