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 Enable/Disable plugins
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-In theory, it's a relation 1:N between an extension point and the extensions for this extension point. 
-This works well, except for when you develop multiple plugins for this extension point as different options for your clients to decide on which one to use. 
-In this situation you wish a possibility to disable all but one extension. 
+In theory, it's a relation **1:N** between an extension point and the extensions for this extension point.   
+This works well, except for when you develop multiple plugins for this extension point as different options for your clients to decide on which one to use.  
+In this situation you wish a possibility to disable all but one extension.   
 For example I have an extension point for sending mail (EmailSender interface) with two extensions: one based on Sendgrid and another
-based on Amazon Simple Email Service. The first extension is located in Plugin1 and the second extension is located in Plugin2. 
-I want to go only with one extension (1:1 relation between extension point and extensions) and to achieve this I have two options: 
-1) uninstall Plugin1 or Plugin2 (remove from plugins folder pluginX.zip and pluginX folder) 
-2) disable Plugin1 or Plugin2 
+based on Amazon Simple Email Service.   
+The first extension is located in Plugin1 and the second extension is located in Plugin2.   
+I want to go only with one extension ( **1:1** relation between extension point and extensions) and to achieve this I have two options:  
+1) uninstall Plugin1 or Plugin2 (remove folder pluginX.zip and pluginX from plugins folder)  
+2) disable Plugin1 or Plugin2  
 
-For option two you must create a simple file enabled.txt or disabled.txt in your plugins folder. 
+For option two you must create a simple file enabled.txt or disabled.txt in your plugins folder.   
 The content for enabled.txt is similar with:
 
     ########################################
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     ########################################
     welcome-plugin
 
-All comment lines (line that start with # character) are ignored. 
+All comment lines (line that start with # character) are ignored.   
 If a file with enabled.txt exists than disabled.txt is ignored. See enabled.txt and disabled.txt from the demo folder. 
 
 Demo