I often find myself digging through CVS in search of the readme file for a module I'm using (since I use Bryght to host my sites, I don't directly install the modules and therefore don't get the readmes in the process). Would it be possibel to add a direct link to the Readme file as part of the default structure of CVS module listings?

The 4.6 tar ball for this module contains a folder named 4.5.2 which includes a taxonomy.access module and a taxonomy.patch. Very thoughtful.

However, it also contains another taxonomy.patch in the main folder, along with the .module and sql files. The README.txt says:

taxonomy.patch is a patch for 4.5.0 of taxonomy.module that makes sure users don't see or update to categories if they don't have the proper access.

Step 3 of the INSTALL.txt says:

We are http://www.RNGsoft. com and lookiing for a Drupal Engineer to help build our Modules.
If your interested, please contact Frans at Frans@RNGsoft.com. Thank you.

We are http:// www. RNGsoft. com and have utilized Drupal to create our CMS.
We are in need of a Drupal Document writer. Our Engineering staff has utilized many of the Drupal modules and now we need help in writing up information for our clients to read and understand the module functionality.

If you can help us, please send an email to Frans@RNGsoft.com.

btw, we can also use another Drupal Engineer

Thanks,
Frans Alkemade

I searched all documentation for architectural design of drupal but i did not get it.
would u like to help me.

Is there any space where you can download the developer documentation like drupaldocs.org? So then one need not be online all the time while developing for Drupal. I am sure many developer like me must be facing this problem, we do not have live connection all the time but want to develop Drupal module.

Any place for downloadble documentation?

Parag