Change line endings to CRLF because on Windows it tends to open in Notepad which can't deal with anything else.

Author: cwalther

inkscape/readme.txt

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-Installing the Inkscape extension
-
-Place the file cookie-cutter-sweeper.inx and the folder cookie-cutter-sweeper in your Inkscape extensions folder
-
-On Mac OS X and Linux the extensions folder is at:
-
-  ~/.config/inkscape/extensions
-
-(on Mac OS X, use "Go > Go to Folder" in the Finder and paste this path to reveal the hidden folder)
-
-On Windows it can be found at:
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-  %APPDATA%\inkscape\extensions
-
-(paste this path into the address line of an Explorer window).
-
-After restarting Inkscape, the extension appears under "Extensions > Export > 3D-Printable Cookie Cutter".
-
-
-Command line usage
-
-For more options, find the "sweep" binary for your platform in the subfolders of cookie-cutter-sweeper and run it on the command line. Running without arguments outputs a usage description.
+Installing the Inkscape extension
+
+Place the file cookie-cutter-sweeper.inx and the folder cookie-cutter-sweeper in your Inkscape extensions folder
+
+On Mac OS X and Linux the extensions folder is at:
+
+  ~/.config/inkscape/extensions
+
+(on Mac OS X, use "Go > Go to Folder" in the Finder and paste this path to reveal the hidden folder)
+
+On Windows it can be found at:
+
+  %APPDATA%\inkscape\extensions
+
+(paste this path into the address line of an Explorer window).
+
+After restarting Inkscape, the extension appears under "Extensions > Export > 3D-Printable Cookie Cutter".
+
+
+Command line usage
+
+For more options, find the "sweep" binary for your platform in the subfolders of cookie-cutter-sweeper and run it on the command line. Running without arguments outputs a usage description.