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                                               |    get your own log files ... all typically named xxx.py_log  
 
                                               |    get your own log files ... all typically named xxx.py_log  
 
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                                               | --> input     ---  input files used to build the database.
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                                               | --> input   ---  input files used to build the database.
                                               | --> output     ---  files produced by the database selects.
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                                               | --> output   ---  files produced by the database selects.
                                               | --> images     ---  image files, mostly screen shots, icons... or what ever, not important for the code.
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                                               | --> images   ---  image files, mostly screen shots, icons... or what ever, not important for the code.
                                               | --> wiki_etc   ---  various files documenting program, including at least some of the material from this wiki  
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                                               | --> wiki_etc ---  various files documenting program, including at least some of the material from this wiki  
                                               |                     also some sample output files  
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                                               |                   also some sample output files  
                                               | --> help       ---  help files, documentation for various selects  
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                                               | --> help     ---  help files, documentation for various selects  
                                              | --> resources  ---  source code for the HTML module used in the application see [[Python Installation]]                                         
 
  
 
Put them in your system making "....whatever" anything convenient for your Python installation ( that is move the files to where you keep your Python source, not your installed module location ).   
 
Put them in your system making "....whatever" anything convenient for your Python installation ( that is move the files to where you keep your Python source, not your installed module location ).   
  
 
Note that there may be a certain amount of left over, dead code, in the directories I am cleaning out bit by bit, someday it may be nice and neat.  For now if you want to tinker look at the design info below first.
 
Note that there may be a certain amount of left over, dead code, in the directories I am cleaning out bit by bit, someday it may be nice and neat.  For now if you want to tinker look at the design info below first.
 
I have not yet made a requirements.txt or any installation routines.  Run as you would any source code until all imports work.  A couple of modules ( '''spacy''' and ''HTML'' ) proved a bit difficult.  I have directions for these in: '''[[Python Installation]]'''.
 
  
 
== Run ==
 
== Run ==

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