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@@ -3,32 +3,32 @@ This is a series of Python scripts for zero-shot and chain-of-though LLM scripti
 
 -Windows Installation
 
-Click 'Releases' on the right and download LLMscripting-WinInstaller.exe
-Follow the installation instructions on the releases page.
+1. Click 'Releases' on the right and download LLMscripting-WinInstaller.exe
+2. Follow the installation instructions on the releases page.
 
 -Mac Installation 
 
-Click 'Releases' on the right and download LLMscripting-MacInstaller.zip
-Follow the installation instructions on the releases page.
+1. Click 'Releases' on the right and download LLMscripting-MacInstaller.zip
+2. Follow the installation instructions on the releases page.
 
 -Usage Instructions
 
 For zero-shot scripting (a series of single LLM prompts)
 
-Place a TSV file containing two columns in the input-files folder, with a filename like yourtexthere-prompts.tsv
-The first column should have an identifier (like a student number), and the second column should have the prompts (like 'Please check text after the colon for grammar errors: STUDENT TEXT')
-Click the desktop shortcut for LLM Scripting
-Type the following command on Windows: python GPT.py yourtexthere-
-Type the following command on Mac: python3 GPT.py yourtexthere-
+1. Place a TSV file containing two columns in the input-files folder, with a filename like yourtexthere-prompts.tsv
+2. The first column should have an identifier (like a student number), and the second column should have the prompts (like 'Please check text after the colon for grammar errors: STUDENT TEXT')
+3. Click the desktop shortcut for LLM Scripting
+4a. Type the following command on Windows: python GPT.py yourtexthere-
+4b. Type the following command on Mac: python3 GPT.py yourtexthere-
 
 -For chain-of-thought scripting (a series of multiple related LLM prompts)
 
-Place a TSV file containing two columns in the input-files folder, with a filename like yourtexthere-raw.tsv
-The first column should have an identifier (like a student number), and the second column should have the text (like 'STUDENT TEXT')
-To adjust the prompts, edit the prompt text in folders/fiver.py
-Click the desktop shortcut for LLM Scripting
-Type the following command on Windows: python GPTmulti.py yourtexthere-
-Type the following command on Mac: python3 GPTmulti.py yourtexthere-
+1. Place a TSV file containing two columns in the input-files folder, with a filename like yourtexthere-raw.tsv
+2. The first column should have an identifier (like a student number), and the second column should have the text (like 'STUDENT TEXT')
+3. To adjust the prompts, edit the prompt text in folders/fiver.py
+4. Click the desktop shortcut for LLM Scripting
+5a. Type the following command on Windows: python GPTmulti.py yourtexthere-
+5b. Type the following command on Mac: python3 GPTmulti.py yourtexthere-
 
 
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