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 Etherpad Lite depends on [AbiWord][1] to import and export different file formats such as PDF, ODF and MS Word.
 
-== Ubuntu ==
+## Ubuntu
 
 Installation instructions for AbiWord on Ubuntu are [here][2], the simplest method is probably by command line. Copy and paste then execute the following, line by line:
 
@@ -11,11 +11,11 @@ Installation instructions for AbiWord on Ubuntu are [here][2], the simplest meth
 
 The `abiword` executable should now be installed to `/usr/bin/abiword` but you can confirm this by running `which abiword`. Make a note of the path.
 
-== OpenSuse 11.4 ==
+## OpenSuse 11.4
 
 * Install abiword by using YaST
 
-== Download and compile abiword on SLE-11 (Suse-Linux Enterprise Edition) ==
+## Download and compile abiword on SLE-11 (Suse-Linux Enterprise Edition)
 
 * download the latest abiword release and untar to its subdirectory (on my system, there was a problem which I could overcome by disabling gnome-vfs):
 
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  AbiWord:>
 </pre>
 
-== Set up Etherpad lite to use abiword ==
+## Set up Etherpad lite to use abiword
 
 Now you need to configure Etherpad Lite to your AbiWord installation. Open `{path to etherpad}settings.json` in a text editor. If you want to use VIM from the command line, assuming Etherpad Lite is installed to `/usr/local/etherpad-lite`, run `sudo vim /usr/local/etherpad-lite`.
 
@@ -55,6 +55,5 @@ Use the path to AbiWord noted above. To do this in VIM:
 
 Restart the Etherpad Lite service by running `sudo restart etherpad-lite`.
 
-
 [1]: http://www.abisource.com/
 [2]: http://abisource.com/wiki/Install_on_Ubuntu
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