updated README

README.md

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 # PowerDP
 PowerShell for HPE Data Protector (DP)
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 This PowerShell Module converts the `omnirpt <...> -tab` output into a PowerShell array for easy filtering and manipulation. I intent to develop other functions in the future that builds on top of that.
 
+***Note*** This module is NOT affiliated with, funded, or in any way associated with HPE.
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 Installation
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-#### PowerShell v5 and Later
-You can install the `PowerDP` module directly from the PowerShell Gallery
+You can install this module on the Cell Manager if its running on Windows, or you can install the `User Interface` component on your workstation.
+#### PowerShell v5 and later
+You can install the `PowerDP` module directly from the [PowerShell Gallery](https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/PowerDP)
 ```PowerShell
 Install-Module PowerDP
 ```
 
+#### PowerShell v4 and earlier
+Get [PowerShellGet Module](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/gallery/psget/get_psget_module) then do `Install-Module PowerDP`
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 Usage
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 The main function is `ConvertTo-Array`. You can pipline the output from the `omnirpt` command or pass it as a parameter.
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 The column names are kept the same, so you can easily filter with the columns names and display only the columns you want. It's important to include the `-tab` parameter because the function needs the input to be tab separated.
 
+Prerequisites
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+PowerDP requires `omniback` to be installed, and its `bin` directory must be in the PATH environment variable.
+You can install the `User Interface` component on your workstation if you want to use PowerDP on your workstation. To do so, add your workstation as a Client in the CM and install only the `User Interface` component.
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 Release notes
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 #### 1.0.4