Examples of using Read the documentation in English and their translations into Japanese
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Did you read the documentation?
For maximum enjoyment please read the documentation!!!
Please read the documentation first.
If relying on portsentry at all, please read the documentation.
Action helper. Please read the documentation to each thoroughly to.
Before you get started, we recommend to read the documentation.
Please read the documentation on the individual directives.
If you want to get a production cloud deployment you can read the documentation.
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For more information, please read the documentation on Application Proxy.
Please read the documentation of the plugin to get a list of all required parameters.
If you run Gitea inside Docker, please read the documentation before changing any settings.
Read the documentation to find out about the community and join the key communication channels.
Anyway, if you want more details, you should read the documentation about each of the modules.
Be sure to read the documentation before starting any installation or upgrade.
To learn more about the activity lifecycle in Android, please read the documentation by Google.
Feel free to read the documentation and try the package, we will be happy to hear your feedback!
It has some other interesting features andgotchas so I encourage you to read the documentation here before use.
You can read the documentation about how to create and package the plugin and upload it to the symfony website.
Before using any of the plugins and libraries, please read the documentation specific to that integration.
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To check the status of your phone, you can read the documentation you got when you bought the handset.
Because there is no standard way to respond to these signals, different daemons will have different behavior,so be sure and read the documentation for the daemon in question.
Read the documentation to find out about the community, and join the key communication channels, which may include mailing lists, forums, IRC, Slack, bug trackers, source code repositories, and more.
When you receive a bug report(yes, actual bug reports!), you will know that it is time for you todig into the Debian Bug Tracking System and read the documentation there, to be able to deal with the reports efficiently.
If you are looking for an in-depth guide to developing Django applications,visit the official Django project Web site and read the documentation there or read the Django Book(see Related topics).
There is much more that can be done with the MetaWhere gem andthere are it's well worth reading the documentation to find out more.