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 # Trayify
-A small utility to hide and create a tray icon for any program's window.
+A small windows utility to hide and create a tray icon for any program's window.
 
 ## Installation
 Trayify is strictly a _windows_ utility. You may download the compiled executable or use the script inside a Python environment.
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ There are two ways to run Trayify:
 - Put the script or compiled executable into a directory that contains exactly one executable other than Trayify itself, and run it without any additional arguments.
 - Run Trayify and pass exactly one argument, which should be the path to the executable which you want to use Trayify on.<br/>Example: `\Path\to\Trayify.exe \Path\to\other\exe`
 
-If you want the tray icon to be something specific, create an `.ico` file of the same name as the executable you want to run in the same directory, for example: `Run-me.exe` for the executable and `Run-me.ico` for its icon file. If no icon file is present or it can't be read, the standard Python icon will be used instead.
+If you want the tray icon to be something specific, create an `.ico` file of the same name as the executable you want to run in the same directory, for example: `Run-me.exe` for the executable and `Run-me.ico` for its icon file, located right next to each other. If no icon file is present or it can't be read, the standard Python icon will be used instead.
 
 ## Behaviour of Trayify
 Trayify will run the target program with its window hidden, and create a tray icon in its place. Either double-clicking or right-clicking the icon and then choosing `Toggle` will bring up and hide the window, respectively. When `Exit` is chosen from the menu, Trayify will attempt to close the program via a `SIGTERM` signal.