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Kirk Waingrow — Mon, 02 Apr 2018 16:34:56 -0000

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Kirk Waingrow — Mon, 02 Apr 2018 16:32:17 -0000

--- v14
+++ v15
@@ -98,20 +98,29 @@
     - Hiatus - Searches internet for when next season will start.

 **ADD/EDIT SHOW PROFILE** Configures the following for a show
+
 * Status - The status of a show and in what section of the Dashboard it is displayed.
 -  Active - Currently watching and airing of new episodes.
 - Reruns - Shows no longer on air, but available in reruns or on-demand
 - Cancelled - Shows never coming back (Not a useful sections, but put it in anyway).
 - Hiatus - Shows that are on break and will return next season. Keeps "Active" uncluttered.
 - NoStream - Shows you like but can't find a stream for yet. So you don't forget about it.
-Title - The title of the show.
+
+* Title - The title of the show.
+
 * Season - The season of the show. Some shows don't list seasons, this can be blank.
+
 * Episode - This last episode watched.
+
 * Premier - Day of the week the show airs on.
+
 * Network/Channel - Who typically airs the show (ABC, NBC, USA, etc..)
+
 * Strems - List (separated by space) where the streams can be found.
-- Yes I know...Typing it in sucks! Next version will be pull downs or find a way to auto-populate. Also, first letter is automatically capitalized.
+    Yes I know...Typing it in sucks! Next version will be pull downs or find a way to auto-populate. Also, first letter is automatically capitalized.
+
 * Comment - Any comment you wish to add. Originally used to enter the return date of a show.
+
 * "trashcan" - Clicking the trash can will delete the show profile.

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Kirk Waingrow — Mon, 02 Apr 2018 16:30:54 -0000

--- v13
+++ v14
@@ -63,22 +63,28 @@
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 # 5. How It Works
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-**INITIAL START PAGE** asks for a name of a Stream Guide.
-If one exists it goes straight to it. If one does not exist, it creates one.
+**INITIAL START PAGE** asks for a name of a Stream Guide. If one exists it goes straight to it. If one does not exist, it creates one.
 *NOTE: The next page after hitting [enter] is the page you want to bookmark.*

 **STREAM GUIDE DASHBOARD** consists of the following (from top down):
+
 * Record Count - How many shows are in the Stream Guide displayed.
+
 * "+" - Icon of a plus sign. Enter a NEW show into Stream Guide.
+
 * "list" - Icon of a bullet list. Display ALL shows in the Stream Guide.
+
 * Search - Search any show.
+
 * Day of the Week - Quickly display all shows on a specific day.
+
 * Active, Reruns, Cancelled, Hiatus, NoStream - Status of a show section displayed.
     - Active - Currently watching and airing of new episodes.
     - Reruns - Shows no longer on air, but available in reruns or on-demand
     - Cancelled - Shows never coming back (Not a useful sections, but put it in anyway).
     - Hiatus - Shows that are on break and will return next season. Keeps "Active" uncluttered.
     - NoStream - Shows you like but can't find a stream for yet. So you don't forget about it.
+    
 * Displayed:
     - Season - Season number
     - Episode - Last episode watched. Click to increment by 1.

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Kirk Waingrow — Mon, 02 Apr 2018 16:29:45 -0000

--- v12
+++ v13
@@ -26,14 +26,19 @@
 # 2. Installation
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 This is a perl based CGI driven tool. A Web server and Perl are required.
+
 1. Install the CGI streamguide into a webserver executable directory
+
 2. Make sure perl is installed with cpan and execute:
-: cpan install Tie::File
+cpan install Tie::File
+
 3. Copy the streamguide directory to a path your web server sees.
+
 4. Edit the paths at the top of the CGI streamguide from Step 1 to match   your configurations.
-* It is currently configured to a assumes standard webserver structure on Linux:
+It is currently configured to a assumes standard webserver structure on Linux:
         CGI path: /var/www/cgi-bin
         HTML path: /var/www
+        
 5. Make all files owner.group by the web server.

 Done.
@@ -42,6 +47,7 @@
 # 3. Testing
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 1. Execute the CGI streamguide from a command line shell. It should run clean.
+
 2. Enter "demo" as Stream Guide Name. The index-demo.dat file has been provided for testing.

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Kirk Waingrow — Mon, 02 Apr 2018 16:28:55 -0000

--- v11
+++ v12
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@
 This is a perl based CGI driven tool. A Web server and Perl are required.
 1. Install the CGI streamguide into a webserver executable directory
 2. Make sure perl is installed with cpan and execute:
-- cpan install Tie::File
+: cpan install Tie::File
 3. Copy the streamguide directory to a path your web server sees.
 4. Edit the paths at the top of the CGI streamguide from Step 1 to match   your configurations.
 * It is currently configured to a assumes standard webserver structure on Linux:

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Kirk Waingrow — Mon, 02 Apr 2018 16:28:33 -0000

--- v10
+++ v11
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@
 This is a perl based CGI driven tool. A Web server and Perl are required.
 1. Install the CGI streamguide into a webserver executable directory
 2. Make sure perl is installed with cpan and execute:
-* cpan install Tie::File
+- cpan install Tie::File
 3. Copy the streamguide directory to a path your web server sees.
 4. Edit the paths at the top of the CGI streamguide from Step 1 to match   your configurations.
 * It is currently configured to a assumes standard webserver structure on Linux:

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Kirk Waingrow — Mon, 02 Apr 2018 16:27:15 -0000

--- v9
+++ v10
@@ -28,10 +28,10 @@
 This is a perl based CGI driven tool. A Web server and Perl are required.
 1. Install the CGI streamguide into a webserver executable directory
 2. Make sure perl is installed with cpan and execute:
-`    cpan install Tie::File`
+* cpan install Tie::File
 3. Copy the streamguide directory to a path your web server sees.
 4. Edit the paths at the top of the CGI streamguide from Step 1 to match   your configurations.
-        It is currently configured to a assumes standard webserver structure on Linux:
+* It is currently configured to a assumes standard webserver structure on Linux:
         CGI path: /var/www/cgi-bin
         HTML path: /var/www
 5. Make all files owner.group by the web server.
@@ -62,18 +62,18 @@
 *NOTE: The next page after hitting [enter] is the page you want to bookmark.*

 **STREAM GUIDE DASHBOARD** consists of the following (from top down):
-+ Record Count - How many shows are in the Stream Guide displayed.
-+ "+" - Icon of a plus sign. Enter a NEW show into Stream Guide.
-+ "list" - Icon of a bullet list. Display ALL shows in the Stream Guide.
-+ Search - Search any show.
-+ Day of the Week - Quickly display all shows on a specific day.
-+ Active, Reruns, Cancelled, Hiatus, NoStream - Status of a show section displayed.
+* Record Count - How many shows are in the Stream Guide displayed.
+* "+" - Icon of a plus sign. Enter a NEW show into Stream Guide.
+* "list" - Icon of a bullet list. Display ALL shows in the Stream Guide.
+* Search - Search any show.
+* Day of the Week - Quickly display all shows on a specific day.
+* Active, Reruns, Cancelled, Hiatus, NoStream - Status of a show section displayed.
     - Active - Currently watching and airing of new episodes.
     - Reruns - Shows no longer on air, but available in reruns or on-demand
     - Cancelled - Shows never coming back (Not a useful sections, but put it in anyway).
     - Hiatus - Shows that are on break and will return next season. Keeps "Active" uncluttered.
     - NoStream - Shows you like but can't find a stream for yet. So you don't forget about it.
-+ Displayed:
+* Displayed:
     - Season - Season number
     - Episode - Last episode watched. Click to increment by 1.
     - Title - Title of show. Click to EDIT show profile.
@@ -86,21 +86,21 @@
     - Hiatus - Searches internet for when next season will start.

 **ADD/EDIT SHOW PROFILE** Configures the following for a show
-Status - The status of a show and in what section of the Dashboard it is displayed.
-`        Active - Currently watching and airing of new episodes.`
-`        Reruns - Shows no longer on air, but available in reruns or on-demand`
-`        Cancelled - Shows never coming back (Not a useful sections, but put it in anyway).`
-`        Hiatus - Shows that are on break and will return next season. Keeps "Active" uncluttered.`
-`        NoStream - Shows you like but can't find a stream for yet. So you don't forget about it.`
+* Status - The status of a show and in what section of the Dashboard it is displayed.
+-  Active - Currently watching and airing of new episodes.
+- Reruns - Shows no longer on air, but available in reruns or on-demand
+- Cancelled - Shows never coming back (Not a useful sections, but put it in anyway).
+- Hiatus - Shows that are on break and will return next season. Keeps "Active" uncluttered.
+- NoStream - Shows you like but can't find a stream for yet. So you don't forget about it.
 Title - The title of the show.
-Season - The season of the show. Some shows don't list seasons, this can be blank.
-Episode - This last episode watched.
-Premier - Day of the week the show airs on.
-Network/Channel - Who typically airs the show (ABC, NBC, USA, etc..)
-Strems - List (separated by space) where the streams can be found.
-`         Yes I know...Typing it in sucks! Next version will be pull downs or find a way to auto-populate. Also, first letter is automatically capitalized.`
-Comment - Any comment you wish to add. Originally used to enter the return date of a show.
-"trashcan" - Clicking the trash can will delete the show profile.
+* Season - The season of the show. Some shows don't list seasons, this can be blank.
+* Episode - This last episode watched.
+* Premier - Day of the week the show airs on.
+* Network/Channel - Who typically airs the show (ABC, NBC, USA, etc..)
+* Strems - List (separated by space) where the streams can be found.
+- Yes I know...Typing it in sucks! Next version will be pull downs or find a way to auto-populate. Also, first letter is automatically capitalized.
+* Comment - Any comment you wish to add. Originally used to enter the return date of a show.
+* "trashcan" - Clicking the trash can will delete the show profile.

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 # 6. Release Notes

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Kirk Waingrow — Mon, 02 Apr 2018 16:24:44 -0000

--- v8
+++ v9
@@ -62,28 +62,28 @@
 *NOTE: The next page after hitting [enter] is the page you want to bookmark.*

 **STREAM GUIDE DASHBOARD** consists of the following (from top down):
-* Record Count - How many shows are in the Stream Guide displayed.
-* "+" - Icon of a plus sign. Enter a NEW show into Stream Guide.
-* "list" - Icon of a bullet list. Display ALL shows in the Stream Guide.
-* Search - Search any show.
-* Day of the Week - Quickly display all shows on a specific day.
-* Active, Reruns, Cancelled, Hiatus, NoStream - Status of a show section displayed.
-`        Active - Currently watching and airing of new episodes.`
-`        Reruns - Shows no longer on air, but available in reruns or on-demand`
-`        Cancelled - Shows never coming back (Not a useful sections, but put it in anyway).`
-`        Hiatus - Shows that are on break and will return next season. Keeps "Active" uncluttered.`
-`        NoStream - Shows you like but can't find a stream for yet. So you don't forget about it.`
-* Displayed:
-`        Season - Season number`
-`        Episode - Last episode watched. Click to increment by 1.`
-`        Title - Title of show. Click to EDIT show profile.`
-`        Network - Channel/Network show airs on. Click to filter a particular Network.`
-`        Premier - Day of the week new episodes air. Click to filter that specific day.`
-`        Stream - What Apps stream's the show.`
-`        "info" - Click the info icon for more informationon the show from the internet.`
-`                 When a show is in one of 2 sections it performs different searches:`
-`                  Active - Searches internet for episode guide to make sure you are up to date.`
-`                  Hiatus - Searches internet for when next season will start.`
++ Record Count - How many shows are in the Stream Guide displayed.
++ "+" - Icon of a plus sign. Enter a NEW show into Stream Guide.
++ "list" - Icon of a bullet list. Display ALL shows in the Stream Guide.
++ Search - Search any show.
++ Day of the Week - Quickly display all shows on a specific day.
++ Active, Reruns, Cancelled, Hiatus, NoStream - Status of a show section displayed.
+    - Active - Currently watching and airing of new episodes.
+    - Reruns - Shows no longer on air, but available in reruns or on-demand
+    - Cancelled - Shows never coming back (Not a useful sections, but put it in anyway).
+    - Hiatus - Shows that are on break and will return next season. Keeps "Active" uncluttered.
+    - NoStream - Shows you like but can't find a stream for yet. So you don't forget about it.
++ Displayed:
+    - Season - Season number
+    - Episode - Last episode watched. Click to increment by 1.
+    - Title - Title of show. Click to EDIT show profile.
+    - Network - Channel/Network show airs on. Click to filter a particular Network.
+    - Premier - Day of the week new episodes air. Click to filter that specific day.
+    - Stream - What Apps stream's the show.
+    - "info" - Click the info icon for more informationon the show from the internet.
+    - When a show is in one of 2 sections it performs different searches:
+    - Active - Searches internet for episode guide to make sure you are up to date.
+    - Hiatus - Searches internet for when next season will start.

 **ADD/EDIT SHOW PROFILE** Configures the following for a show
 Status - The status of a show and in what section of the Dashboard it is displayed.

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Kirk Waingrow — Mon, 02 Apr 2018 16:20:16 -0000

--- v7
+++ v8
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@
 This is a perl based CGI driven tool. A Web server and Perl are required.
 1. Install the CGI streamguide into a webserver executable directory
 2. Make sure perl is installed with cpan and execute:
- ~       cpan install Tie::File ~
+`    cpan install Tie::File`
 3. Copy the streamguide directory to a path your web server sees.
 4. Edit the paths at the top of the CGI streamguide from Step 1 to match   your configurations.
         It is currently configured to a assumes standard webserver structure on Linux:

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Kirk Waingrow — Mon, 02 Apr 2018 16:19:33 -0000

--- v6
+++ v7
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@
 This is a perl based CGI driven tool. A Web server and Perl are required.
 1. Install the CGI streamguide into a webserver executable directory
 2. Make sure perl is installed with cpan and execute:
- ~       cpan install Tie::File
+ ~       cpan install Tie::File ~
 3. Copy the streamguide directory to a path your web server sees.
 4. Edit the paths at the top of the CGI streamguide from Step 1 to match   your configurations.
         It is currently configured to a assumes standard webserver structure on Linux: