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1. Go to the documentation space's homepage: http://fedora-commons.org/go/fcr30
2. Select Browse -> Advanced
3. Select HTML Export
4. De-select the following sections:
   1.  _inclusionsLibrary (at the top)
   2. TreeNavigation (at the bottom)
5. Click Export and save it as fedora-3.2.1-docs.zip
6. Upload the zip file to fedora-commons.org
   1. sftp fcrelman@fedora-commons.org
   2. cd documentation/3.2.1 (this directory should already exist)
   3. put fedora-3.2.1-docs.zip
   4. exit
7. Unpack the zip file in the appropriate directory
   1. ssh fcrelman@fedora-commons.org
   2. mkdir documentation/3.2.1 (if it doesn't exist yet)
   3. mv fedora-3.2.1-docs.zip documentation/3.2.1
   4. cd documentation/3.2.1
   5. unzip fedora-3.2.1.zip
   6. mv FCR30/* .
   7. rmdir FCR30
   8. Make sure it's viewable at http://fedora-commons.org/documentation/3.2.1/
8. Put the documentation in a warning frame.  This serves to remind people viewing old documentation that there is a newer version of Fedora available.
   1. See http://fedora-commons.org/documentation/3.2/ as an example of what it will look like.
   2. mv index.html to index-inside.html
   3. cp ../3.2/index.html .
9. Edit the index-inside.html page, cleaning it up and providing a link to download the documentation for offline viewing.
   1. Open the file (e.g., in vi) and search for the text "Space Details:", replacing it with "Fedora 3.2.1 Documentation"

   2. Wiki Markup
      Insert a new line below that one, with the following HTML: \[ <a href="fedora-3.2.1-docs.zip">Download zip for offline viewing</a> \]

   3. A couple lines below, you will see the start of a table tag.  Remove that line, and every line below, up to and including the closing table tag.
   4. A few lines below that, change the text "Available Pages:" with "Index:"

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