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 == Integration methods ==
 * [[/JavaScript|JavaScript integration]] &ndash; the preferred integration method, simple yet powerful.
-* [[/JavaScript V1|JavaScript integration (V1)]] &ndash; the old "V1" way, useful when migrating from CKFinder 1.x because it is possible to reuse existing code.
+* [[/JavaScript V1|JavaScript integration (V1)]] &ndash; the old "V1" way, useful when migrating from CKFinder 1.x because it makes it possible to reuse existing code.
 * [[/PHP V1| PHP integration]] &ndash; if you have not worked with JavaScript before or the JavaScript integration seems to be too complicated, it might be the way to go for you.

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 === Example ===
 In order to launch CKFinder, you need to do three things:
-* Create an instance of a CKFinder class.
+* Create an instance of the <code>CKFinder</code> class.
 * Assign CKFinder properties.
 * Call the <code>Create()</code> method.

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 === Example ===
-To launch CKFinder, basically we need to do three things:
+In order to launch CKFinder, you need to do three things:
 * Create an instance of a CKFinder class.
 * Assign CKFinder properties.
-* Call the '''Create''' method.
+* Call the <code>Create()</code> method.
-The example of creating CKFinder using a PHP class:
+An example of creating CKFinder using a PHP class:
 <source lang="php">
 <?php
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 </source>
-For a full working examples please refer to the "'''_samples'''" directory.
+For a full working example please refer to the <code>_samples</code> directory of the installation package.
 == Integration methods ==
+* [[/JavaScript|JavaScript integration]] &ndash; the preferred integration method, simple yet powerful.
-* [[/JavaScript|JavaScript integration]] - The preferred method of integration, simple, yet powerful.
+* [[/JavaScript V1|JavaScript integration (V1)]] &ndash; the old "V1" way, useful when migrating from CKFinder 1.x because it is possible to reuse existing code.
-* [[/JavaScript V1|JavaScript integration (V1)]] - The old "V1" way, useful when migrating from CKFinder 1.x because it is possible to reuse the old code.
+* [[/PHP V1| PHP integration]] &ndash; if you have not worked with JavaScript before or the JavaScript integration seems to be too complicated, it might be the way to go for you.

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 </source>
-For a full working examples please refer to the "'''_samples'''" directory. Note that in both cases it is required to include the integration file (ckfinder.js or ckfinder.php) to have access to the CKFinder class.
+For a full working examples please refer to the "'''_samples'''" directory.
 == Integration methods ==

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 {{CKFinder_2.x Integration Introduction|language=PHP|ext=php|classext=php}}
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 For a full working examples please refer to the "'''_samples'''" directory. Note that in both cases it is required to include the integration file (ckfinder.js or ckfinder.php) to have access to the CKFinder class.
-=== Integration methods ===
+== Integration methods ==
 * [[/JavaScript|JavaScript integration]] - The preferred method of integration, simple, yet powerful.
 * [[/JavaScript V1|JavaScript integration (V1)]] - The old "V1" way, useful when migrating from CKFinder 1.x because it is possible to reuse the old code.
 * [[/PHP V1| PHP integration]] - If you haven't worked with JavaScript before or the JavaScript integration seems to be too complicated  then it might be the way to go for you.

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 * [[/JavaScript|JavaScript integration]] - the preferred method of integration, simple, yet powerful.
 * [[/JavaScript V1|JavaScript integration (V1)]] - the old "V1" way, useful when migrating from CKFinder 1.x because it is possible to reuse the old code.
-* [[/PHP V1| PHP integration]] - if you haven't worked with JavaScript or the JavaScript integration seems to be too complicated  then it might be the way to go for you.
+* [[/PHP V1| PHP integration]] - if you haven't worked with JavaScript before or the JavaScript integration seems to be too complicated  then it might be the way to go for you.