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# Using the Debugger
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title: Using the Debugger
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<link href='walkthrough.css' rel='stylesheet'>
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Follow the instructions at [Working with the Keyman Cloud Keyboard Repository](https://help.keyman.com/developer/keyboards/) to submit your keyboard to the Keyman keyboards repository. This will enable anyone with Internet access to download and use the keyboard. (Please do not submit the Dagbani keyboard used in the Step-by-Step tutorial. There is already a Dagbani keyboard in the repository.)
One requirement for keyboards that are submitted to the Keyman keyboards repository is the addition of a PHP help file that provides the online help available on the keyman.com site. See the **Editing the PHP help file** section of the [Writing Keyboard Documentation](07-writing-keyboard-documentation) page for more details.
One requirement for keyboards that are submitted to the Keyman keyboards repository is the addition of a PHP help file that provides the online help available on the keyman.com site. See the **Editing the PHP help file** section of the [Writing Keyboard Documentation](07-writing-keyboard-documentation#toc-editing-the-php-help-file) page for more details.
## Other Distribution Methods

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The sample text is a collection of folktales for the Fulfulde language. Right-click on the **Anduna_anndaaka.txt** link below and select `Save link as` and navigate to a folder where you can save the file and work on it. After you have deleted some unneeded words from the file you'll use PrimerPrep to create a wordlist file that you will then include in the `source` folder of your lexical model project.
[Aduna_anndaaka.txt](./Aduna_anndaaka.txt)
* [Aduna_anndaaka.txt](./Aduna_anndaaka.txt)
### File Preparation