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> Your ideas are good. We can build on the infrastructure
> that we have. Perhaps we can can different seeds to suit
> various circumstances.

Hi group,

I thought a while ago about that. If you working with forrest on a daily 
basis then the /forrest seed/ is not suitable IMO. You will end up 
cleaning the seed before using it.

Here is a seed that I would like to have:

*seed-blank*
Seeds an empty forrest project with only an index.xml.

--site.xml------------------------------------------
<site label="MyProj" href="" tab="">
  <about label="About">
   <index label="Index" href="index.html"
	description="Welcome to MyProj"/>
  </about>
</site>

--tab.xml------------------------------------------
<tabs software="MyProj" title="MyProj" copyright="Foo">
  <tab id="" label="Home" dir="" indexfile="index.html"/>
</tabs>

WDYT?

King regards
thorsten