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README.rmd

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 Lightweight package to conduct qualitative coding.
 
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 ## tl;dr
 
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 information and the r data frames that will be the core of the analysis.
 For this example the folder and file structures for the sample data will look similar to this. 
 
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 ### Documents
  In our example we've already placed our documents into the "documents" folder.
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 Now the data_frames folder will contain the imported files.
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 Now it's time to start coding. 
 
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 Select your project folder.
 
-![](../images/coding_step2_folder_select.png)
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 Once you have a project, use the drop down menu to select a particular document
 to code. This will open in an editor.  When done coding (instructions below),
 click Save changes.
 
 Select your project folder.
 
-![](../images/coding_step3_document_select.png)
+![](images/coding_step3_document_select.png)
 
 Switching to the "Codes" tab a list of codes from the codes file is displayed.  
 
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 Our sample data already has some coding done, and the code-text data is displayed on the 
 "Coded data" tab.
 
-![](../images/codeddata.png)
+![](images/codeddata.png)
 
 ### Coding the data