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@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ product_title: Restatic
 product_subtitle: parsing google spreadsheet content to static sites
 note: 
 download: https://github.com/JPalounek/restatic/zipball/master
-downloadtitle: Download v0.0.1
+downloadtitle: Download v0.2
 downloadsubtitle: Requires OS X 10.6 or higher
 repo: https://JPalounek@github.com/JPalounek/restatic.git
 meta_title: Restatic is lightweight tool for parsing google spreadsheet content to static sites
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 ## Installation
 
+You can install whole tool with just a row of code to execute in your terminal.
 > sudo bash < <(curl -s https://raw.github.com/JPalounek/restatic/master/install.sh)
+
+And you can also update it with executing
+> sudo bash < <(curl -s https://raw.github.com/JPalounek/restatic/master/update.sh)
   
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 ## FAQ
 
 #### How I can parse a content to my static site?
->  It's simple!
+
+It's quite simple. First you should do is configure it - in directory in which you decided to put your content create file 
+
+> restatic.yml
+
+and put there these lines
+
+> googleSpreadSheetKey: 0AtkoCAIRJ7BPdGM2Y2tYdV9XRXNsNVVrVnFPeFIwb0E
+> sheetsIds: 1, 2
+> delimiter: /-, -/
+
+#### What it means? 
+Google spreadsheet key is key which gave you google when you turned on "Publish to the web" (In File->Publish to the web).
+Sheet ids - means numbers of sheets which you are going to use - don't put there sheet names use just numbers. - it's optional variable
+Delimiter - means separator of cell specification in html - it's optional variable
+
+#### How to write page content?
+Just put to html something like
+
+> /-Posts-B2-/
+
+Where '/-' and '-/' are separators (delimiters), 'Posts' is page name (gdocs spreadsheet page name), '-' is separator between page name and cell specification, 'B2' is cell name (cell from gdocs spreadsheet on previously specified sheet).
+
+#### How to parse data to site?
+Just call 'restatic /path/to/source/dir /path/to/target/dir' and you freshly built site is prepared in target dir.
+
+#### Inspire in our Restatic bootstrap
+> https://JPalounek@github.com/JPalounek/restatic-bootstrap.git
 
 ## Changelog
-This project is too young to have a changelog. So wait for few more versions ;)
+This project is too young to have a changelog. And in too progressive development - so wait while we will stabilize it.
 
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