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 // $Id: README.txt,v 1.4.6.2 2009/02/26 00:21:20 joshk Exp $
-Salesforce module
+
+SALESFORCE MODULE
 
 New architecture for modularity and Druapl 6 compatibility.
 
-This module utilizes SalesForce's Enterprise SOAP client and generic WSDL functionality to allow you to work with custom fields without having to download your own WSDL file.
+This module utilizes SalesForce's Enterprise SOAP client and generic WSDL 
+functionality to allow you to work with custom fields without having to 
+download your own WSDL file.
 
-It also includes an API architecture which allows for additional modules to be easily plugged in (e.g. for webforms, contact form submits, etc).
+It also includes an API architecture which allows for additional modules to 
+be easily plugged in (e.g. for webforms, contact form submits, etc).
 
 INSTALLATION:
 
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 2) Download the salesforce PHP toolkit version 13:
 
-http://wiki.apexdevnet.com/index.php/PHP_Toolkit
-
-Place the "soapclient" directory withinin the "toolkit" directory within the Drupal module's "salesforce_api directory". You should end up with something like: sites/all/modules/salesforce/toolkit/soapclient
+   http://wiki.apexdevnet.com/index.php/PHP_Toolkit
 
-3) Enable the module on admin/build/modules along with at least one of the object modules (salesfoce_node, salesfoce_user). Node is the usual place to start.
+   Place the "soapclient" directory withinin the "toolkit" directory within the
+   Drupal module's "salesforce_api directory". You should end up with something
+   like: sites/all/modules/salesforce/salesforce_api/toolkit/soapclient
+
+3) Enable the module on admin/build/modules along with at least one of the 
+   object modules (salesfoce_node, salesfoce_user). Node is the usual place to 
+   start.
 
 QUICKSTART:
 
-1) Visit admin/settings/salesforce and enter your login information in the "Salesforce API Settings" fieldset. Save that configuration.
+1) Visit admin/settings/salesforce and enter your login information in the 
+   "Salesforce API Settings" fieldset. Save that configuration.
 
-2) Click on the "Fieldmaps" local task, and create a fieldmap between Drupal and SalesForce objects.
+2) Click on the "Fieldmaps" local task, and create a fieldmap between Drupal and 
+   SalesForce objects.
 
-3) If you left the "automatic" box checked, the next time a Drupal object is created, it will create a corresponding object in SalesForce. Alternatively, you can click the "salesforce" tab on any node which you've established a mapping for and manually create a SalesForce object for it.
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+3) If you left the "automatic" box checked, the next time a Drupal object is 
+   created, it will create a corresponding object in SalesForce. Alternatively, 
+   you can click the "salesforce" tab on any node which you've established a 
+   mapping for and manually create a SalesForce object for it.
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