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 # Creating Offline or Alternative Server Projects
 AVAnnotate projects can be downloaded and used offline or on a private server as a free-standing site. For projects containing offline AV, see [AV Formats and Support](https://avannotate.github.io/documentation/pages/av/).
 
-1. Navigate to the user's project GitHub respository. called “site” will be created in your project repository, which contains all of the static pages. 
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-3. Download the “site” folder from your GitHub repository. You do not need every folder in the repository – only “site.”
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-3. The “site” folder contains a set of instructions for how to deploy your static AVAnnotate site to another web server. You can also run the site locally on your computer. The instructions, pasted below, [are available online here](https://github.com/AVAnnotate/project-client/blob/develop/static-site-readme.md).
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-4. A static site of your AVAnnotate project is contained within this directory. This site can be deployed to any web server (i.e. Apache, NginX). How this is done is beyond the scope of this document.
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-5. A static site can also be run locally on your machine. The simplest approach is to use the Python web server.
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+1. Navigate to the user's project GitHub respository. Use the green `Code` button to `Download ZIP` and save the .zip file. Unzip the file on the local computer. A “site” directory contains the static pages. 
+2. The “site” folder contains a set of instructions for how to deploy a static AVAnnotate site to any web server (i.e. Apache, NginX).
+3. To run the site locally on your computer, the simplest approach is to use the Python web server.
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 ## Install Python
 [On Windows](https://builtin.com/software-engineering-perspectives/how-to-install-python-on-windows)
 [On Mac](https://builtin.com/software-engineering-perspectives/how-to-install-python-on-windows)
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 python3 -m http.server 8000
 3. Navigate your browser to ‘http://localhost:8000’
 
+4. The instructions, pasted below, [are available online here](https://github.com/AVAnnotate/project-client/blob/develop/static-site-readme.md).
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+5. A static site can also be run locally on your machine. The 
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