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		     Pascal Web Unit project (PWU)

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Instructions:
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Place PWU.conf in your directory that you upload to or test on
for example 
  /MyDirectory/www/cgi-bin/myproject/PWU.conf
  /MyDirectory/www/cgi-bin/myproject2/PWU.conf
  /MyDirectory/www/cgi-bin/PWU.conf

It is recommended you work in a subdirectory from cgi-bin instead
of directly in cgi-bin, in order to keep yourself better organized.

To use the major functions that make up the PWU project, just
add pwu.pp to your uses clause.

Your first program should look like this:

{ ----------------------------------- }
 program mycgi;
 
 {$mode objfpc}{$H+}

 uses
   pwu;

 begin
   WebWrite('<hr>');
   WebWriteLn('Is anyone home? ');
   WebWrite('Hello?');
   WebWrite('<hr>');
 end.

{ ----------------------------------- }
