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##               Instructions for Installing             ###
##		Email Spider Stumper Version 3.1	 ###
##              http://www.clarksco.com/blog/            ###
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## Step One:
Determine which email address(s) you want to use.

## Step Two:
Open STUMPER.JS in a text editor.  Use Note Pad or a product like TextPad from Helios Software. <http://www.textpad.com/>

Do not open the script in Microsoft Word or another rich text editor as it will alter the text formatting and stop the script from running properly.

## Step Three:
Once the script is open do the following:
	Replace the contents of the variable "theDomain" with your own.

## Step Four:
Once you have your domain name in place, save the file as stumper.js and upload it to your web server.  Place it in which ever directory you choose, however, keep in mind that you will need to reference it so you need to know where it is in relationship to the page on which the email address will be displayed.

## Step Five:
Open the web page (in your html editor) on which you want to display the email address.  Place this JavaScript call in header of the page where you want to email address to show.
<script language="javascript" src="stumper.js"></script>

If you placed the stumper.js file in antoher directory (for example the "scripts" directory) you will need to put that path into the script call.  For example:
<script language="javascript" src="scripts/stumper.js"></script>

Place the following call on the page in the location in which you want the email address to show on the page.
<script>stumpIt("YourName","?subject=Hello","Contact Me");</script>
	There are three arguments being passed into this array.
	"theName" is the username (or the portion of the email address prior to the @
	"theExtras" are items such as "?subject=blah"
	"theLink" is the text for the link.  For example "Contact Us"
The extras and link text are not required.  If you do not want to use either or both of these features, you can leave them blank.  As follows:
<script>stumpIt("YourName","","");</script>

This will produce the same thing as the HTML code:
<a href="mailto:YourName@theDomain.com?subject=Hello">Contact Me</a>

For an example, see the included HTML file "example.html"

## Step Six:
Upload the HTML page and test to see that it works.

## Step Seven:
Celebrate the fact that it works! Give thanks and praise to God!

## Step Eight:
Email comm@clarksco.com to let me know the URL of the page(s) on which you use the script.  You can also email this address with any questions, feature requests, or concerns you have.