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INSTALLATION and USAGE
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Install like any other module - through the Joomla! Extensions-->Install/Uninstall menu. Then go to Extensions-->Module Manager, click on the D-Mack Convert Currency module and start to set the options you want!

* Be sure to set the module to 'Enabled - Yes' * Be sure to select the 'Position' of where you would like it to be displayed on your site (i.e. left, right, user1, etc.) * Finally, be sure to select which pages (Menu Assignment) you want the module displayed on

You can also 'include' the module in ANY content/Article using the standard Joomla! Content - Load Module Plugin. Here's how:

1. You need to make sure the Load Module Plugin is enabled. Go to Extensions-->Plugin Manager, scroll down and click on the Content - Load Module Plugin. Make sure that 'Yes' is checked beside the 'Enabled' option. Then click the 'Save' button.

2. Go to Extensions-->Module Manager and click on the module. You will need to change the 'Postion' option for the module. Click inside the 'Position' drop-down field. You should see a blinking cursor. Erase the text that is there (backspace or delete) and type in a unique name of your own - I'll use 'modpos1' for this example (you can call the position whatever you want *except* any existing module position - i.e. left, right, etc. will NOT work - it must be unique!). Make sure the Module is Enabled (yes) and then click 'Save'.

3. We will now 'place' the module in a content/article item. Go to Content-->Article Manager and open a content/article item you wish to place the module into. Position the cursor in the content textarea box exactly where you would like the module to appear. It can be within a table, inside of divs, or whatever you want! Then type in the following text {loadposition modpos1} Be sure to include the curly brackets {} and, if you called the module position something else, replace the modpos1 name with whatever name you used in step 2 above. Click 'Save' and you should be good to go!!

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POSSIBLE TROUBLESHOOTING ISSUES
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The module may not 'scan' properly with a smart device if the QR Code is too small and/or if there is too much data encoded in the image. The 2 possible solutions would be: Position the module so the QR code can be larger -or- Reduce the amount of info in the QR code.

When 2 instances of the module are on one page, the QR images must have unique names, otherwise they will serve the same image and data - there is a 'filename' option in the backend where you can set unique names.