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This module makes it possible to import and export vocabularies and 
taxonomy terms via XML. It requires taxonomy.module.

== Exporting vocabularies ==

Once installed and enabled, this module provides a list of downloadable 
XML documents for each vocabulary at admin/taxonomy/export. 

== Importing a vocabulary ==

To import a vocabulary, use admin/taxonomy/import.

The file "sample.xml" is a sample XML-formatted vocabulary that can 
be used for testing purposes. It contains a vocabulary named "Editorial 
sections" that contains four terms: "Analysis," "Feature," "News" and 
"Opinion." Using the options available from admin/taxonomy/import, you
can either add those terms to an existing vocabulary, or create a new
"Editorial sections" vocabulary on your site.

== About vocabulary syntaxes ==

Please see the contents of the 'docs' directory (formats.html) for a complete
explanation on which formats are supported and how to import your own from 
other sources.

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  1. This module makes it possible to import and export vocabularies and
  2. taxonomy terms via XML. It requires taxonomy.module.
  3. == Exporting vocabularies ==
  4. Once installed and enabled, this module provides a list of downloadable
  5. XML documents for each vocabulary at admin/taxonomy/export.
  6. == Importing a vocabulary ==
  7. To import a vocabulary, use admin/taxonomy/import.
  8. The file "sample.xml" is a sample XML-formatted vocabulary that can
  9. be used for testing purposes. It contains a vocabulary named "Editorial
  10. sections" that contains four terms: "Analysis," "Feature," "News" and
  11. "Opinion." Using the options available from admin/taxonomy/import, you
  12. can either add those terms to an existing vocabulary, or create a new
  13. "Editorial sections" vocabulary on your site.
  14. == About vocabulary syntaxes ==
  15. Please see the contents of the 'docs' directory (formats.html) for a complete
  16. explanation on which formats are supported and how to import your own from
  17. other sources.