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 ====== SetupProject ====== ====== SetupProject ======
 +SetupProject is a tool that simplifies the preparation of environments for different Projects. It can create necessary directories, sets environment variables and a does lot more.
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 For a more details:  For a more details: 
 [[https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/LHCb/SetupProject | Setup Project User Guide]] [[https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/LHCb/SetupProject | Setup Project User Guide]]
  
 ===== runtime environment ===== ===== runtime environment =====
-To set a runtime environment use:+To prepare a runtime environment use:
 <code> <code>
 SetupProject PROJECT [VERSION] SetupProject PROJECT [VERSION]
 </code> </code>
-This will first look for the Project in **User_release_area**.+This will first look for the Project in **User_release_area**. If you have a local copy of the project (with correct version), this source will be used.
  
 To see which versions exist use: To see which versions exist use:
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 ===== build environment ===== ===== build environment =====
 +To prepare a build environment use:
 <code> <code>
 SetupProject PROJECT --build-env [VERSION] SetupProject PROJECT --build-env [VERSION]
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 This will create a "user project" in **User_release_area**. This will create a "user project" in **User_release_area**.
 If the project already exists it will not be modified. If the project already exists it will not be modified.
-If no version is given, SetupProject will be ask.+If no version is given, SetupProject will ask.
  
-== Traps & Hints ==+=== Traps & Hints ===
   * Setting up a build environment is needed only once (when starting a new user project). To continue development the runtime environment is enough.   * Setting up a build environment is needed only once (when starting a new user project). To continue development the runtime environment is enough.
-  * Setting up a build environment will not set up a runtime environment.+  * **Setting up a build environment will not set up a runtime environment.**
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