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-# LaTeX style files for numpex deliverables.
+= LaTeX style files for NumPEx deliverables.
+:figure-caption!:
 
 
-## Basic usage:
+.Zenodo DOI
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+image::https://zenodo.org/badge/DOI/10.5281/zenodo.13224368.svg[DOI, link=https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13224368]
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+.GitHub Information
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+== Introduction
+
+This repository contains a LaTeX style for deliverables in the context of the French initiative for Exascale computing NumPEx. 
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+This style is based on the deliverable template provided by the European project Hyperride.
+
+== Basic usage:
+
+Create a repository for your deliverable and use this repo as template.
+
+.Create a new repository from deliverable.template
+image::graphics/create-repo-from-template.png[]
 
 The basic structure of a deliverable formatted according with these
 styles should be (minimally):
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     \bibliographystyle{apacite} %% recommended 
     \{document}
 
-## Further details
+== Further details
 
 See deliverable.template.tex/deliverable.template.pdf in this directory.
 
 If you have any thoughts on how to improve this style, feel free to
 implement them and share your results. The same goes for bug fixes.
 
+
 Just clone the project and 'Have fun!'