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Feature - Fix rename apikey to usertoken in ReadMe #49

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[![Quality Gate](https://sonarcloud.io/api/project_badges/measure?project=SignhostAPIClient&metric=alert_status)](https://sonarcloud.io/dashboard?id=SignhostAPIClient)

This is a client library in c# to demonstrate the usage of the [signhost api](https://api.signhost.com/) using .net.
You will need a valid APPKey and APIKey.
You will need a valid APPKey and UserToken.
You can request a APPKey for signhost at [ondertekenen.nl](https://portal.signhost.com/signup/api-aanvraag).
The Usertoken can be generated via Settings > Usertokens at the [SignHost Portal](https://portal.signhost.com/).

### Install
Get it on NuGet:
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### Example code
The following code is an example of how to create and start a sign transaction with two documents.
```c#
var client = new SignHostApiClient(new SignHostApiClientSettings("AppName appkey", "apikey or usertoken"));
var client = new SignHostApiClient(new SignHostApiClientSettings("AppName appkey", "usertoken"));
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I wouldn't do this as some existing customers only know the term apikey


var transaction = await client.CreateTransactionAsync(new Transaction
{
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