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Capitalized-file.py.md

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+**Table of Contents**
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+* [Header 1](#header-1)
+* [Header 22](#header-22)
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+# Header 1 
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+For files with capitalized characters, ToC must be generated. 
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+# Header 22 
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+

README.md

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+**Table of Contents**
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+* [tomancaklab.github.io](#tomancaklabgithubio)
+* [Test Drive](#test-drive)
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+# tomancaklab.github.io
+The website of the Tomancak Lab
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+
+Reproduced verbatim from the authors' [answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/29012394/307454) on Stackoverflow: 
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+> My colleague @schmiedc and I have created a GreaseMonkey script that installs a new TOC button left of the h1 button which uses the excellent markdown-js library to add/refresh a table of contents.
+> The advantage over solutions like doctoc is that it integrates into GitHub's wiki editor and does not need users to work on their command-line (and require users to install tools like node.js). In Chrome, it works by drag 'n dropping into the Extensions page, in Firefox you will need to install the GreaseMonkey extension.
+> It will work with plain markdown (i.e. it does not handle code blocks correctly, as that is a GitHub extension to markdown). Contributions welcome.
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+# Test Drive
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+Test drive the script here https://github.com/kgashok/tomancaklab.github.io/wiki

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lab7-kgashok.py.md

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+**Table of Contents**
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+* [Header 1](#header-1)
+* [Header 2](#header-2)
+	* [Header 33](#header-33)
+	* [Header 44](#header-44)
+	* [Header 55](#header-55)
+	* [Header 66](#header-66)
+	* [Header 77](#header-77)
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+
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+# Header 1
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+# Header 2
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+## Header 33
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+## Header 44
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+## Header 55 
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+## Header 66 
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+## Header 77