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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<compositeCheatsheet name="Create the Eclipse Browser Plug-in">
   <taskGroup kind="set" name="Create the Eclipse Browser Plug-in" skip="false">
      <intro>
         This cheat sheet will guide you through the individual steps to import, modify, test and extend the Eclipse Browser plug-in using the Plug-in Development Environment (PDE).
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To assist you along the way, wizards and commands will be available for you to launch automatically.
      </intro>
      <onCompletion>
         Congratulations!  You just imported, modified, tested and extended the Eclipse Browser plug-in using PDE.
      </onCompletion>
      <task kind="cheatsheet" name="Create the Eclipse Browser view" skip="false">
         <intro>
            This cheat sheet will demonstrate how to import, modify and test the Eclipse Browser plug-in.
         </intro>
         <onCompletion>
            Congratulations!  You just ran the Eclipse Browser plug-in!
         </onCompletion>
         <param name="path" value="view-extension.xml">
         </param>
      </task>
      <task kind="cheatsheet" name="Extend the Eclipse Browser view" skip="false">
         <intro>
            This cheat sheet will demonstrate how to extend the Eclipse Browser plug-in.
         </intro>
         <onCompletion>
            Congratulations!  You just extended the Eclipse Browser plug-in!
         </onCompletion>
         <param name="path" value="custom-extension.xml">
         </param>
      </task>
   </taskGroup>
</compositeCheatsheet>
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