Doc and instal-def updates

Author: some-avail

README.md

@@ -19,12 +19,15 @@ The program is written in the language Nim.
 
 #### Installation on linux
 - download latest linux-release (tar.gz).
-- unpack, place it somewhere in your user-folder, and run the executable "flashread".
+- unpack, place it somewhere in your user-folder.
+- open a terminal and go to your Readibl-directory.
+- run the executable "flashread" by entering: ./flashread
 - to access the local web-server you just started, type: 
 	http://localhost:5050/flashread-form
 - the portnumber can now be changed in the configuration-file: settings_flashread.conf
+- see also in the readibl-folder: help_info/help.txt
 
-If the paths you see on the webpage dont match the location of the application, adjust and run the linux-script flashread_sh. If the app is started from the dir where the application resides, path-problems can be avoided.
+If the app is started from a dir where the application does NOT reside, path-problems will occur. In that case  adjust and run the linux-script flashread_sh. 
 
 
 #### Installation on windows

mostfiles/help.txt

@@ -3,23 +3,35 @@ Readibl Text Reformatter is a program to format normal text or html, so that it
 Web-links:
 https://github.com/some-avail/readibl
 https://github.com/some-avail/readibl/wiki
+----------------------------------------------------------------------
 
+INSTALLATION ON LINUX
 
-Installation on linux:
-    -download latest linux-release (tar.gz).
-    -unpack, place it somewhere in your user-folder, and run the executable "flashread".
-    -to access the local web-server you just started, type: http://localhost:5050/flashread-form
-    -the portnumber can be changed in the configuration-file: settings_flashread.conf
+Download latest linux-release (tar.gz).
+
+Just unpack, place it somewhere in your user-folder.
+I prefer to start the app from a terminal, so that the programs status-info can be viewed.
+So to run the executable "flashread" firstly open a terminal, then go to the readibl-folder and enter:
+./flashread
+
+To access the web-server you just started, click on or type in your browser: http://localhost:5050/flashread-form
+
+If the app is started from a folder where the application does NOT reside (like so: path/to/readibl/flashread), path-problems will occur. This may apply when you want to start the app together with the OS-startup. In that case you need to adjust and start up from flashread_sh (like so: path/to/readibl/flashread_sh)
+But if you use flashread_sh, then update it with the path of you readibl-dir.
 
-If the paths you see on the webpage dont match the location of the application, adjust and run the linux-script flashread_sh. If the app is started from the dir where the application resides, path-problems can be avoided.
+For the changes see mostfiles/what-is-new.txt
 
+The portnumber can be changed in the configuration-file: settings_flashread.conf
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+INSTALLATION ON WINDOWS
 
-Installation on windows
     -download latest windows-release (.zip)
-    -unpack, place it somewhere in your user-folder, and run the executable "flashread".
+    -unpack, place it somewhere in your user-folder, and run the executable "flashread.exe".
     -to access the local web-server you just started, type: http://localhost:5050/flashread-form
 
-
+--------------------------------------------------------------------
 Usage
 Then you get the user-interface in the browser. From there on you can use the clipboard-contents to either reformat a copied text, or use a copied web-address to process and reformat. Experiment with the switches. In the config-file "settings_flashread.conf" you can do the following:
 

mostfiles/install_defs/readibl_0.95_for-linux_snelinstaller_2.45.txt

@@ -37,6 +37,7 @@ arguments---linux_set_exe=1
 #target#
 .
 flashread
+flashread_sh
 >----------------------------------<
 TARGET-LOCATION AND SOURCE-FILES TO COPY
 comment: here stuff the starting-dir