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README.md

@@ -19,14 +19,16 @@ https://dirk.net/2021/10/31/tts-fix-max-decoder-steps/
 > sudo apt install sed yad sox jq
 
   * As a text editor I use _xed_. If you prefer, however, another text editor by default (gedit, geany, mousepad etc), please substitute __xed__ in _line 93_ of __Sapo.sh__ with the respective command of your preffered editor.
-  * Likewise, instead of _celluloid_ audio player, you can use any other player you prefer, like _xplayer, mplayer, smplayer, vlc, mpv etc._ Just make sure to substitute celluloid with your preffered player in lines 197 & 223 of __Sapo.sh__.
+  * Likewise, instead of _celluloid_ audio player, you can use any other player you prefer, like _xplayer, mplayer, smplayer, vlc, mpv etc._ Just make sure to substitute celluloid with your preffered player in line 223 of __Sapo.sh__.
   * The same applies for _Audacity_ and any other preffred wave editor in line 222 of Sapo.sh. While _audacity_ is not considered an absolute dependency for the functionality of the script, having a wave editor installed might as well be of use in cases, so, such a choice exists in fixing potential errors.
 
 
 
 ### SCREENSHOTS
 
-  * File selection dialogue
+  * File selection dialogue:
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 ![0.png](screenshots/0.png)
 
@@ -65,15 +67,30 @@ The lines that _possibly_ present this problem are written down in the errors.ts
 ![8.png](screenshots/8.png)
 
 
-After that each line one by one can be examined. The user is presented with *a few options* for each line: 
+---
+At this point the user will be prompted to select editing:
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++ All the lines of the file, one by one, where the user can make any change they wish on any word of any line, or
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++ Just the lines that were reported with an error during their rendering. These errors have to do with the length of the line, and not with mispronounced words.
 
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+![9.png](screenshots/9.png)
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+---
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+Either way, the user is presented with *a few options* for each line: 
+
+---
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 ![5.png](screenshots/5.png)
 
 
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 These options include:
@@ -112,7 +129,9 @@ These options include:
 
   *   __✗Remove__ the respective audio file directly.
     
-  *   By hitting __😀Keep/Next__ the user can accept the audio file as is, or after correcting it, and proceed to the next.
+  * __⬅️Previous Line__ takes the user back to the previous line
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+  *   By hitting __➡️Next Line__ the user can accept the audio file as is, or after correcting it, and proceed to the next.
 
 
 **After that, the audio files from all the lines will be concatenated into one.**
@@ -132,7 +151,7 @@ The list of words is growing as the script gets used more, this will be an on go
  A better pronunciation would be found and recorded in the sapofonetix.sed database. 
 Thus, the percentage of the mispronounced words would be made less and less.__
 
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@@ -152,10 +171,13 @@ ___
 > cd ~/Desktop
 > 
 > sox {1..3}f.wav final.wav
-> 
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 ![4.png](screenshots/4.png)
 
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 ### Sapo-fix.sh
 
 Sapo-fish.sh is the error-correcting routine included in Sapo.sh, that can be run on its own, when the user wants to correct the lines detected and written in errors.tsv.