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\selectlanguage{english}
\begin{abstract}
	\noindent
	The abstract acts as a description of the reports contents.
	This allows for the possibility to have a quick review of the report and 
	provides an overview of the whole report, i.e. contains everything from the 
	objectives and methods to the results and conclusions.
	Examples: ''The objective of this study has been to answer the question 
	\dots.
	The study has been conducted with the aid of \dots.
	The study has shown that \dots''
	Do not mention anything that is not covered in the report.
	An abstract is written as one piece and the recommended length is 200-250 
	words.
	References to the report's text, sources or appendices are not allowed; the 
	abstract should ''stand on its own''.
	Only use plain text, with no characters in italic or boldface, and no 
	mathematical formulas.
	The abstract can be completed by the inclusion of keywords; this can ease the 
	search for the report in the library databases.

	\keywords{Human-computer interaction, XML, GNU/Linux, C.}
\end{abstract}
\selectlanguage{swedish}
