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<compositeCheatsheet name="Become an Enabler">
   <taskGroup kind="set" name="Become an Enabler" skip="false">
      <intro>
         This cheat sheet will guide you through the individual steps to make the Eclipse Browser extensible allowing downstream clients to plug in their own browser.
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      </intro>
      <onCompletion>
         Congratulations!  You have just enabled your Eclipse Browser view to be extended by other plug-ins.
      </onCompletion>
      <task kind="cheatsheet" name="Create an Extension Point" skip="false">
         <intro>
            This cheat sheet will demonstrate how to create an extension point.
         </intro>
         <onCompletion>
            Congratulations!  You just created a new extension point.
         </onCompletion>
         <param name="path" value="extension-point.xml">
         </param>
      </task>
      <task kind="cheatsheet" name="Define the Extension Point Schema" skip="false">
         <intro>
            This tutorial will demonstrate how to define and preview an extension point schema.
         </intro>
         <onCompletion>
            Congratulations!  You created an extension point schema, a contract that your clients have to adhere to when they want to plug in their own browser into the Eclipse Browser view.
         </onCompletion>
         <param name="path" value="schema-definition.xml">
         </param>
      </task>
      <task kind="cheatsheet" name="Make the Eclipse Browser view extensible" skip="false">
         <intro>
            This tutorial will show you how to make the list of browsers used in the Eclipse Browser view extensible.
         </intro>
         <onCompletion>
            Congratulations!  The list of browsers used in the Eclipse Browser view is now extensible by clients.
         </onCompletion>
         <param name="path" value="extension-processing.xml">
         </param>
      </task>
   </taskGroup>
</compositeCheatsheet>