Add a readme file. This is open to improvements / additions as my initial revision was a rather lazy effort.

Translations should come after this version has been finalized (and when the main app has been converted for translation)

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LICENSE.txt

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-         == ReactOS Test Environment v0.1 ==
+              == ReactOS Test Environment v0.1 ==
 
-    The components of the ReactOS Test Environment are released under 
-the following licenses:
+The components of the ReactOS Test Environment are released under the following licenses:
 
  ReactOS Test Environment installer and any accompanying data - GPLv2.
  ReactOS QEmu Manager - GPLv2
@@ -9,7 +8,7 @@ the following licenses:
  KQEmu - GPLv2
  VDK - GPLv2
 
- The respective licenses are detailed below
+The respective licenses are detailed below
 
 
 

README.txt

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+== Introduction ==
+
+RosTE is a Windows based test environment for both ReactOS testers and developers. 
+It aims to provide an official test environment in a similar fashion to RosBE. 
+It also aims to provide an environment which is quick and easy to setup, allowing 
+non-techs or newbies interested in the project to get up an running quickly, with 
+easy access to important features such as live debugging or quick mounting of the 
+VM image.
+
+RosTE encompasses the following key components:
+
+- ReactOS QEmu Manager 1.3
+This is a GUI front end to RosTE giving a high degree of versatility over the 
+virtual machine, with many other features added to ensure management of your 
+test environment is simple.
+
+- QEmu 0.9.0
+This is the latest QEmu virtual machine for Windows. It provides a reliable 
+and proven test bed for operating system development
+
+- KQEmu 1.3.0pre-11
+This is the latest offering of QEmu accelerator, a driver allowing the emulator 
+to run much faster, improving the performance of ReactOS significantly
+
+- VDK  3.2
+This is a virtual disk driver allowing quick mounting of your virtual machine 
+image, allowing it to appear as a regular drive on your Windows operating system.
+
+
+
+== Installation ==
+
+Instalation is simple, just double click the installer, and follow the simple 
+instructions. Upon completion, the QEmu manager will appear.
+
+
+
+== Setup ==
+
+Before your newly installed test environment is ready for use, you must configure 
+some vital settings.
+
+1. Creating a new VM image (recommended)
+If you don’t plan on using an existing image, you must setup a new image for use 
+with RosTE.  Click on the ‘tools’ tab, set the ‘size’ of the image to your preferred 
+value (512 is recommended), ensure the format is ‘vmdk’ and click ‘create image’
+In the dialog, choose a save location (remember where you save this) and click ‘save’
+
+2. Setting paths
+- Paths tab
+	If you choose to leave the install path as default (C:\Program Files\RosTE) 
+	then you needn’t worry about setting the QEmu and VDK paths, however if you 
+	changed this, then you will need to re-associate your paths with your chosen 
+	install location.
+
+	Set the QEmu and VDK paths by clicking on the open dialog buttons and locating 
+	the paths of the corresponding folders (<your path>/RosTE/QEmu and <your path>/RosTE/VDK)
+	
+- Harddisk tab
+	Check the ‘HDA’ setting and locate the path of your virtual machine image (ReactOS.vmdk)
+
+- CD-ROM tab
+	Ensure the CD-ROM setting is checked.
+	If you plan on booting ReactOS from the iso provided by RosBE, click on ‘Image File’ 
+	and enter the path of your default ReactOS source directory. This is where RosBE 
+	will save the generated iso. Otherwise, point this image file to the file located on 
+	your harddisk.
+	This setting can be changed to ‘Host CD-ROM’ once you have an installed system, 
+	allowing you to use your computers CD-ROM as the virtual machine CD-ROM
+
+- Tools tab
+	You must be an administrator to use the VDK feature.
+	Set this to the path of your virtual machine image (ReactOS.vmdk)
+
+3. Setup debugging
+To setup live debugging, click the ‘Debug’ tab and ensure ‘Redirect to screen’ is 
+checked. This will setup a telnet session and stream the debug output to a window 
+provided by RosTE. Note, you must choose ‘Debug’ at the first boot option to receive 
+debug information