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   <p><b>Generated content</b></p><p>This plug-in has been created using content templates. The following templates were used:</p>
   <li style="text" value="1."><b>Sample Perspective Extensions.</b>This template creates extensions to the target perspective.  It adds a view shortcut, a wizard shortcut, a perspective shortcut, an action set and a view to the target perspective.</li>
   <li style="text" value="2."><b>Sample View.</b>This template creates a workbench view. The view is contributed to the workbench by creating a category. The view can be opened by selecting <b>Window</b>, <b>Show View</b> and then <b>Other...</b> on the menu bar. The template offers several choices including pop-up menu support, local tool bar, double-click, sorting and filtering. The view can be configured to react to changes elsewhere in the workbench.</li>
   <p/><p><b>Tips on working with this plug-in project</b></p><li>For the view of the new plug-in at a glance, go to the <img href="pageImage"/><a href="OverviewPage">Overview</a>.</li><li>You can test the contributions of this plug-in by launching another instance of the workbench. On the <b>Run</b> menu, click <b>Run As</b> and choose <img href="runTimeWorkbenchImage"/><a href="action.run">Run-time Workbench</a> from the available choices.</li><li>You can add more functionality to this plug-in by adding extensions using the <a href="action.newExtension">New Extension Wizard</a>.</li><li>The plug-in project contains Java code that you can debug. Place breakpoints in Java classes. On the <b>Run</b> menu, select <b>Debug As</b> and choose <img href="runTimeWorkbenchImage"/><a href="action.debug">Run-time Workbench</a> from the available choices.</li>
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