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 This will minify all of the necessary files and place them in the [docs](docs/) directory, which is where GitHub Pages will look for the files needed for them to host the application.  Then push the new files to the master branch.
 
-## Getting in the Office Store
-
-A teammember will need to be chosen to follow the process through, since it can take a while.  The steps are as follows:
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-- [Register as an app developer](https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/store/register)
-- Submit add-in through your developer account to the Office Store for approval to be published there
-
-### Approval process
-In order for the add-in to be approved, it must fulfill these requirements:
-- Free of viruses
-- Must not contain inadmissible or offensive material
-- Must be stable and functional
-- Any descriptions or support documentation must be accurate
-- Your add-in must work on all applications and platforms specific in the Host and Requirements elements in your manifest.
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-When the validation process is complete, you will receive a message to let you knwo that either your submission is approved, or you need to make changes and resubmit.  Once approved, it can be listed in the Office Add-in store.
-
-### Current State
-I have not yet submitted for approval in the Office Store.  However, the add-in in its current state should meet all requirements.
-
-## Additional Help from Office Team
-Michael Zlatkovsky is knowledgeable about building Office Add-ins, and you can reach out to him internally or just post a question on Stack Overflow with the tag office-js.  He will likely respond.  No one on the Office team is very knowledgable about using Angular to develop an Add-in, and the current team does not have Office Fabric libraries for Angular 2/4.  There is some support for AngularJS, but that is a very different architecture.  As such, any Angular questions you have should be directed at the Angular community and not the Office team.  If your questions is specific to the Office JS library though, the Office team will be able to help you.
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 ## License
 This project has adopted the [Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct](https://opensource.microsoft.com/codeofconduct/). For more information see the [Code of Conduct FAQ](https://opensource.microsoft.com/codeofconduct/faq/) or contact opencode@microsoft.com with any additional questions or comments.