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 ## Documentation
 See https://barche.github.io/QML.jl/dev
 
+## Examples
+A set of examples is available in the repository at https://github.com/barche/QmlJuliaExamples
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 ## Basic usage
 
 ### Running examples
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 ### Using data models
 #### ListModel
-The `ListModel` type allows using data in QML views such as `ListView` and `Repeater`, providing a two-way synchronization of the data. The [dynamiclist](http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtquick-views-listview-dynamiclist-qml.html) example from Qt has been translated to Julia in `example/dynamiclist.jl`. As can be seen from [this commit](https://github.com/barche/QML.jl/commit/5f3e64579180fb913c47d92a438466b67098ee52), the only required change was moving the model data from QML to Julia, otherwise the Qt-provided QML file is left unchanged.
+The `ListModel` type allows using data in QML views such as `ListView` and `Repeater`, providing a two-way synchronization of the data. The [dynamiclist](http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtquick-views-listview-dynamiclist-qml.html) example from Qt has been translated to Julia in the [`dynamiclist.jl`](https://github.com/barche/QmlJuliaExamples/blob/master/dynamiclist.jl) example. As can be seen from [this commit](https://github.com/barche/QML.jl/commit/5f3e64579180fb913c47d92a438466b67098ee52#diff-2a0ca16de100fb8512e0f95c563c9f56c5d5844a756a6e3c8f2bd88476e264a5), the only required change was moving the model data from QML to Julia, otherwise the Qt-provided QML file is left unchanged.
 
 A ListModel is constructed from a 1D Julia array. In Qt, each of the elements of a model has a series of roles, available as properties in the delegate that is used to display each item. The roles can be added using the `addrole` function, for example:
 ```julia
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 ## Combination with the REPL
-When launching the application using `exec`, execution in the REPL will block until the GUI is closed. If you want to continue using the REPL with an active QML gui, `exec_async` provides an alternative. This method keeps the REPL active and polls the QML interface periodically for events, using a timer in the Julia event loop. An example (requiring packages Plots.jl and PyPlot.jl) can be found in `example/repl-background.jl`, to be used as:
+When launching the application using `exec`, execution in the REPL will block until the GUI is closed. If you want to continue using the REPL with an active QML gui, `exec_async` provides an alternative. This method keeps the REPL active and polls the QML interface periodically for events, using a timer in the Julia event loop. An example (requiring packages Plots.jl and PyPlot.jl) can be found in [`repl-background.jl`](https://github.com/barche/QmlJuliaExamples/blob/master/repl-background.jl), to be used as:
 ```julia
-include("example/repl-background.jl")
+include("repl-background.jl")
 plot([1,2],[3,4])
 ```
 This should display the result of the plotting command in the QML window.