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        <h1>Legalese 2.0</h1>
        <h2>Software is eating law.</h2>
        <a href="https://github.com/legalese-io/" class="button"><small>View project on</small> GitHub</a>
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		  <p>These tutorials create working docsets for incorporation and seed/angel fundraising. Complex corporate workflows require multiple contracts which all agree with one another.
		  <h2 id="t1">Tutorial 1: the EULA<a href="images/Legalese EULA for <EMAIL>"><img class="rhs" src="images/Legalese EULA for <EMAIL>.png"></a></h2>
		  
		  <p>A <b>signatory</b> fills in a Google Form and get back an agreement to sign. They don't have to know Legalese even exists.</p>

		  <ol>
			<li> In this tutorial, you see how Legalese might appear to a third-party signatory.</li>
			<li> Legalese.io takes the role of a Company, providing you an End-User License Agreement.</li>
			<li> You take the role of an end-user signing the License Agreement.</li>
			<li> In future, you will take the role of the Company generating agreements for others.</li>
			<li> Legalese.io invites you to <a href="https://docs.google.com/a/jfdi.asia/forms/d/1RIB2E2-SfXBTLKVlwhRx08UnUeYoN5yjnaJrvqZavUE/viewform">fill in a simple form with your name and email address.</a></li>
			<li> A few minutes later, check your mail. You should see a PDF agreement there. <i>If you don't receive the EULA, that's because there is a bug in the software that does OAuth integration with EchoSign. Sorry, this is still alpha software. We're working on it.</i></li>
			<li> To complete the tutorial, sign the EULA.</li>
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		  <p><i>After running this tutorial, you will have:</i> seen what Legalese's Particulars form looks like to a third-party signatory, seen the output PDF, and signed it.</p>

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		  <h2 id="t2">Tutorial 2: Hello, World!<a href="images/Hello World for <EMAIL>.pdf"><img class="rhs whitebg" src="images/Hello World for <EMAIL>.png"></a></h2>
		  
		  <p>You set up a Yellow Spreadsheet for the first time. You are now a <b>power user</b>!</p>
		  <ol>
			<li> <a target="blank" href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rBuKOWSqRE7QgKgF6uVWR9www4LoLho4UjOCHPQplhw/copy?id=1rBuKOWSqRE7QgKgF6uVWR9www4LoLho4UjOCHPQplhw&copyCollaborators=false&copyComments=false&title=My%20Legalese%20Tutorial%202&usp=sheets_web">Copy our template to your Google Drive account.</a></li>
			<li> (Say yes to "Make a copy?")</li>
			<li> You should be in the Hello World tab. Some of the cells are bright yellow. We chose the same shade of yellow that you've seen in Word docs where you're expected to fill in the blanks.</li>
			<li> Go ahead and fill in your particulars in the blank Row 14. If you leave it blank, we'll make something up for you. Change the email address for the <i>Acme Example</i> company to be one of your email addresses.</li>
			<li> What about the cells that aren't in yellow? You can look, but don't touch. Yet.</li>
			<li> Create an agreement! Click <i>Add-ons / Legalese / Generate PDFs</i>. Approve the authorization request.</li>
			<li> Cross your fingers. Because sometimes it doesn't work. Usually it's Google's fault. But sometimes it's our fault. We're in beta. :-/</li>
			<li> If it didn't work, try again. If it still doesn't work, get <a href="support.html">support</a>.</li>
			<li> Enough pessimism! Let's assume it worked. A link will appear in cell E6 of the spreadsheet. It leads to an output folder in Google Drive.</li>
			<li> In that folder, you should see an XML file. Yay! You are not expected to understand the XML. That's the job of the Legalese Robot.</li>
			<li> Wait three minutes for the Legalese Robot to turn the XML into a PDF.</li>
			<li> (While you wait, you might check out the README file.)</li>
			<li> If, after three minutes, a PDF doesn't appear, just reload the web page.</li><commit_msg>Proper change to open google docs in new tab<commit_after><!DOCTYPE html>
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        <h1>Legalese 2.0</h1>
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		  <p>These tutorials create working docsets for incorporation and seed/angel fundraising. Complex corporate workflows require multiple contracts which all agree with one another.
		  <h2 id="t1">Tutorial 1: the EULA<a href="images/Legalese EULA for <EMAIL>"><img class="rhs" src="images/Legalese EULA for <EMAIL>"></a></h2>
		  
		  <p>A <b>signatory</b> fills in a Google Form and get back an agreement to sign. They don't have to know Legalese even exists.</p>

		  <ol>
			<li> In this tutorial, you see how Legalese might appear to a third-party signatory.</li>
			<li> Legalese.io takes the role of a Company, providing you an End-User License Agreement.</li>
			<li> You take the role of an end-user signing the License Agreement.</li>
			<li> In future, you will take the role of the Company generating agreements for others.</li>
			<li> Legalese.io invites you to <a href="https://docs.google.com/a/jfdi.asia/forms/d/1RIB2E2-SfXBTLKVlwhRx08UnUeYoN5yjnaJrvqZavUE/viewform">fill in a simple form with your name and email address.</a></li>
			<li> A few minutes later, check your mail. You should see a PDF agreement there. <i>If you don't receive the EULA, that's because there is a bug in the software that does OAuth integration with EchoSign. Sorry, this is still alpha software. We're working on it.</i></li>
			<li> To complete the tutorial, sign the EULA.</li>
		  </ol>

		  <p><i>After running this tutorial, you will have:</i> seen what Legalese's Particulars form looks like to a third-party signatory, seen the output PDF, and signed it.</p>

		  <hr />
		  




		  <h2 id="t2">Tutorial 2: Hello, World!<a href="images/Hello World for <EMAIL>.pdf"><img class="rhs whitebg" src="images/Hello World for <EMAIL>.png"></a></h2>
		  
		  <p>You set up a Yellow Spreadsheet for the first time. You are now a <b>power user</b>!</p>
		  <ol>
			<li> <a target="_blank" href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rBuKOWSqRE7QgKgF6uVWR9www4LoLho4UjOCHPQplhw/copy?id=1rBuKOWSqRE7QgKgF6uVWR9www4LoLho4UjOCHPQplhw&copyCollaborators=false&copyComments=false&title=My%20Legalese%20Tutorial%202&usp=sheets_web">Copy our template to your Google Drive account.</a></li>
			<li> (Say yes to "Make a copy?")</li>
			<li> You should be in the Hello World tab. Some of the cells are bright yellow. We chose the same shade of yellow that you've seen in Word docs where you're expected to fill in the blanks.</li>
			<li> Go ahead and fill in your particulars in the blank Row 14. If you leave it blank, we'll make something up for you. Change the email address for the <i>Acme Example</i> company to be one of your email addresses.</li>
			<li> What about the cells that aren't in yellow? You can look, but don't touch. Yet.</li>
			<li> Create an agreement! Click <i>Add-ons / Legalese / Generate PDFs</i>. Approve the authorization request.</li>
			<li> Cross your fingers. Because sometimes it doesn't work. Usually it's Google's fault. But sometimes it's our fault. We're in beta. :-/</li>
			<li> If it didn't work, try again. If it still doesn't work, get <a href="support.html">support</a>.</li>
			<li> Enough pessimism! Let's assume it worked. A link will appear in cell E6 of the spreadsheet. It leads to an output folder in Google Drive.</li>
			<li> In that folder, you should see an XML file. Yay! You are not expected to understand the XML. That's the job of the Legalese Robot.</li>
			<li> Wait three minutes for the Legalese Robot to turn the XML into a PDF.</li>
			<li> (While you wait, you might check out the README file.)</li>
			<li> If, after three minutes, a PDF doesn't appear, just reload the web page.</li>
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