Update docs for beta7

Author: ethanhann

doc/angularjs-api-module.md

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+---
+layout: default
+currentMenu: angularjs-api-module
+---
+
+# AngularJS Client
+
+The [eeh-inengine-api](https://github.com/ethanhann/eeh-inengine-api) AngularJS module is 
+used to programmatically access the Web API in an AngularJS web application.
+It is used in the [InEngine.NET Dashboard](dashboard.html) and can be included in 3rd party projects.
+
+It package available via Bower.
+```sh
+bower install eeh-inengine-api --save
+```

doc/client-library.md

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+---
+layout: default
+currentMenu: client-library
+---
+
+# InEngine.NET Client
+
+The [InEngine.NET Client](https://www.nuget.org/packages/IntegrationEngine.Client) package contains a library that is 
+used to programmatically access the Web API. 
+It is used in the [InEngine.NET Console Client](console-client.html) and can be included in 3rd party projects.

doc/console-client.md

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+---
+layout: default
+currentMenu: console-client
+---
+
+# Console Client
+
+The console client is a Windows program that allows CLI access to the __Web API__. 
+It uses the [InEngine.NET Client](client-library.html) library to accomplish.

doc/couscous.yml

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                     text: Web API
                     iconClass: 'fa fa-fw fa-cloud'
                     relativeUrl: web-api/cron-trigger.html
-
+                client-library:
+                    text: C# Client Library
+                    iconClass: 'fa fa-fw fa-desktop'
+                    relativeUrl: client-library.html
+                console-client:
+                    text: Console Client
+                    iconClass: 'fa fa-fw fa-terminal'
+                    relativeUrl: console-client.html
+                angularjs-api-module:
+                    text: AngularJS Client
+                    iconClass: 'fa fa-fw fa-desktop'
+                    relativeUrl: angularjs-api-module.html
+                dashboard:
+                    text: Web Dashboard
+                    iconClass: 'fa fa-fw fa-dashboard'
+                    relativeUrl: dashboard.html
 webApiMenu:
     items:
         cron-trigger:

doc/dashboard.md

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+---
+layout: default
+currentMenu: dashboard
+---
+
+# Web Dashboard
+
+The dashboard is a web front-end, built with AngularJS, for the InEngine.NET Web API.
+It uses the [eeh-inengine-api](angularjs-api-module.html) AngularJS API Module to access the API.
+
+The dashboard source is available on [GitHub](https://github.com/ethanhann/InEngine.NET-Dashboard).
+
+## Configuration
+
+Be sure to add the domain the dashboard is served from to the WebAPI/Origins section of the [IntegrationEngine.json file](configuration.html).
+ 
+## Serving the Dashboard
+ 
+The dashboard is not served from the web API.
+It is a Node.js application.
+To build and serve the dashboard, first download and install [Node.js](http://nodejs.org/),
+then navigate to the root of the project use NPM to install dependencies.
+
+```sh
+npm install
+```
+
+Now, use NPM to serve the dashboard.
+
+```sh
+npm start
+```
+
+The dashboard will be served at _http://localhost:3000_.
+ 
+Though the dashboard is served by Node.js, any web server can serve it since the dashboard is merely a collection of static files. 
+IIS, Apache HTTP Server, and Nginx are all options.

doc/documentation.md

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 The [Web API documentation](configuration.html) lists the available HTTP endpoints, and explains their usage.
 
+## InEngine.NET Client 
+
+The [InEngine.NET Client documentation](client-library.html) lists the available methods for interacting with the Web API in the client library, and explains their usage.
+
+## InEngine.NET Console
+
+The [InEngine.NET Console documentation](console-client.html) lists the available CLI commands, and explains their usage.
+
+## InEngine.NET Console
+
+The [InEngine.NET Console documentation](console-client.html) lists the available CLI commands, and explains their usage.
+

doc/website/css/main.css

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