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Argument diagram tool

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       Tool for representing arguments in a diagram
                      Version: 1.0
       
  This software is meant to help explain argument in a 
  classroom. Copy-paste the text, select the elements of 
  the argument, and drag them to represent their logical
  relations.
  The main motivation was my dislike for writing on the
  board, especially with chalk.
  
  Instructions in the Help.html file

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******                   DISCLAIMER                  ******

This software is provided "as is", with no explicit or 
implied warranties. None whatsoever. I mean it. I would 
even write all this in caps if only it didn't look so ugly.

Use this software at your own risk.

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******                   Copyright                   ******

This software is public domain. You have the right to copy, 
distribute, reuse, modify, improve and debug it. Especially
this last one.

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Using the Lazarus IDE:

1-  Install Lazarus and FPC, which are available here:
    http://www.lazarus.freepascal.org/

2-  Open the project file argument/argument.lpi

4-  Press F9
        
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******                   Installing                  ******

TBA...

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Source code available at:
https://github.com/lkrippahl/Argument

Ludwig Krippahl, 2011