Mention Artistic License 2.0 in README

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-ReadMe for Dev-Editor 3.1
+ReadMe for Dev-Editor 3.2
 =========================
 
 Description
 -----------
 
 Dev-Editor is a simple CGI based editor written in Perl and licensed under the
-terms of the Artistic License, which allows remote changes to files and
+terms of the Artistic License 2.0, which allows remote changes to files and
 directory structures on a web server. That's useful if you aren't able to access
 the files on your homepage directly, for example if you are on holiday.
 
+Features
+--------
+
+- Browsing through directory structures
+- Viewing text files
+- Editing text files
+- Removing files and directories
+- Moving/renaming files and directories
+- Copying files and directories
+- Creating new files and directories
+- Executing a HTTP download of a file
+- Uploading files to the server via HTTP
+- Changing permissions (chmod) and group (chgrp) of files and directories (on
+  Unix systems)
+- Unpacking some types of archive files (Perl module Archive::Extract is
+  required - core module since Perl 5.10, I guess)
+
 Installation
 ------------
 
@@ -17,7 +34,7 @@ are able to execute scripts (in most cases, this is "cgi-bin"). I suggest to
 create a sub directory for Dev-Editor.
 Then, you have to change the first line of devedit.pl: Just replace
 /usr/bin/perl by the path to your Perl interpreter.
-If you are on a UNIX based system, you have to set devedit.pl as executable
+If you are on a Unix based system, you have to set devedit.pl as executable
 (chmod 755 in most cases).
 You will also need to configure Dev-Editor. See the next section for details.
 
@@ -103,7 +120,7 @@ disable_commands         Specify a list of commands the user is not allowed to
                          execute. The commands have to be separated by space
                          characters.
                          If you add "@write" to the list, all writing commands
-                         (for example edit, copy, rename etc.) are disabled.
+                         (for example edit, copy, rename etc.) get disabled.
 
 userconf_file            Specifies the path to a file which contains
                          user-dependent configuration options (see next section
@@ -191,7 +208,7 @@ Hard links are not affected by this.
 ------------------------------------------------
 
 (C) 1999-2000 Roland Bluethgen, Frank Schoenmann
-(C) 2003-2009 Patrick Canterino
+(C) 2003-2011 Patrick Canterino
 
 E-Mail: patrick@patshaping.de
 WWW:    http://devedit.sourceforge.net/
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