Changes for package

CHANGES.txt

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 v0.1.0, 01-17-2014 -- Initial release.
 v0.1.1, 01-17-2014 -- README.md saved as .txt
 v0.1.2, 01-17-2014 -- Fixed bugs, add git
-v0.1.3, 01-20-2014 -- Fixed tables, added text_wrap in cells
+v0.1.3, 01-20-2014 -- Fixed tables, added text_wrap in cells
+v0.1.4, 01-21-2014 -- Added num_format to tables, adjusted Colors and Images

README.md

@@ -3,14 +3,14 @@ pypdflite
 
 A lightweight utility for creating PDF files, written in Python
 
-My intention was to use this to generate reports, and set up templates.
+My intention is to use this to generate reports and set up automatice templates.
 Decisions have a default, so it should be easy to get a report up
-and running.
+and running quickly.
 
-The test.py files in the bin folder show how the library can be implemented
+The _test.py files in the bin folder show how the library can be implemented
 in a program.
 
-Text is flowable, wrappable. Simply use document.add_text(), and the 
+Text is flowable, and wrappable. Simply use document.add_text(), and the 
 cursor will advance. I believe in most cases, the document will handle 
 new pages appropriately, and you should not have to call new page.
 
@@ -26,6 +26,11 @@ page or for the whole document.
 Tables can be made, required format object (dictionary). Write cells 
 individually, or by rows, or columns.
 
-I have gotten PNG's and JPG's working for images.
+I have gotten PNG's and JPG's working for images. You add them, then use
+document.draw_image(image). Add optional cursor, width or height specifications
+to place and size.
+
+Plans:
+Online documentation
 
 Thanks to: Marc Angelone, Noah Abelson, and John Lockwood for support and input!

README.txt

@@ -3,14 +3,14 @@ pypdflite
 
 A lightweight utility for creating PDF files, written in Python
 
-My intention was to use this to generate reports, and set up templates.
+My intention is to use this to generate reports and set up automatice templates.
 Decisions have a default, so it should be easy to get a report up
-and running.
+and running quickly.
 
-The test.py files in the bin folder show how the library can be implemented
+The _test.py files in the bin folder show how the library can be implemented
 in a program.
 
-Text is flowable, wrappable. Simply use document.add_text(), and the 
+Text is flowable, and wrappable. Simply use document.add_text(), and the 
 cursor will advance. I believe in most cases, the document will handle 
 new pages appropriately, and you should not have to call new page.
 
@@ -26,6 +26,11 @@ page or for the whole document.
 Tables can be made, required format object (dictionary). Write cells 
 individually, or by rows, or columns.
 
-I have gotten PNG's and JPG's working for images.
+I have gotten PNG's and JPG's working for images. You add them, then use
+document.draw_image(image). Add optional cursor, width or height specifications
+to place and size.
+
+Plans:
+Online documentation
 
 Thanks to: Marc Angelone, Noah Abelson, and John Lockwood for support and input!

setup.py

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 setup(
     name='PyPDFLite',
-    version='0.1.3',
+    version='0.1.4',
     author='Katerina Hanson',
     author_email='[email protected]',
     packages=['pypdflite', 'pypdflite.pdfobjects'],