For the latest information visit the website

http://www.mightyseek.com/podpress

A complete changelog can be found at

http://www.mightyseek.com/podpress/changelog/

Installation

If you have ever installed a pluggin, then this 
will be pretty easy.

   1a. Extract the files. Copy the podpress directory into 
       wp-content/plugins/
	 1b. If your using WordPress 1.5, then you will 
	     need to use the replacement wp-rss2.php file
			 that is provided. Look in the 
			 podpress/optional_files  directory
   2. Login to the Site Admin and go to Plugins 
      and active podPress
   3. Then it can be configured from the Options menu. 
      The config should be pretty straight forward, 
      and it even has a preview of what your podcast 
      would look like on iTunes.
   4. To add a link to itunes on your website, set 
      the FeedID in the PodPress options page, and 
      then add this code in  your template
			
     <?php podPress_iTunesLink(); ?>

Details about all the optional_files are in optional_files/details.txt
Details about premium podcasting support is in optional_files/premiumcasting.txt

Upgrade - VERY IMPORTANT

Upgrading to 4.0:
The plugins/podpress.php file is no longer needed 
and MUST be deleted. The podpress.php file now lives in
plugins/podpress/

About wp-rss2.php:
Only users that have not upgraded to a version of WordPress 
above 2.0.0 need the custom wp-rss2.php file. If you have
upgraded past 2.0.0 then use the normal wp-rss2.php that 
came with Word Press. 

About wp-commentsrss2.php: 
No one should be using the custom
version of this file anymore. It is not supported and may
cause problems.