Adjust docs slightly

README.md

@@ -4,23 +4,28 @@ This includes:
 
 * Automation Plugins
 
-    Allows for Automation of extractions
+    Allows Automation of extractions
+
 * Interactive Plugins
 
     Contains the DeAnonymise functionality to deanonymise against a cohort
+
 * Python
 
-    Allows for python scripts to be ran as data providers
+    Allows Python scripts to be run as data providers
+
 * Release Plugin
 
-    Allows for releases from remote RDMP instances
+    Allows releases from remote RDMP instances
+
 * StatsScriptsExecution Plugin
 
-    Allows for R scripts to be ran from RDMP
+    Allows R scripts to be run from RDMP
 
 ## Building
-Before Building, ensure the version number is correct within the rdmpextension.nuspec and sharedAssembly.info file
-You will also need 7zip or an equivalent installed.
+
+Before Building, ensure the version number is correct within the rdmpextension.nuspec and SharedAssemblyInfo.cs
+ file.
 
 You can build this plugin ready for upload to an RDMP instance using:
 
@@ -30,7 +35,8 @@ dotnet publish -p:DebugType=embedded -p:GenerateDocumentation=false Plugin/main/
 7z a -tzip Rdmp.Extensions.Plugin.6.2.0.nupkg rdmpextension.nuspec p
 dotnet run --project RDMP/Tools/rdmp/rdmp.csproj -c Release -- pack -p --file Rdmp.Extensions.Plugin.6.2.0.nupkg --dir yaml
 ```
-Once built you will have a file called ` Rdmp.Extensions.Plugin.6.2.0.nupkg` 
+
+Once built you will have a file called ` Rdmp.Extensions.Plugin.6.2.0.nupkg`. The last step (with the '-p' switch to the pack command) strips out all the duplicated DLLs which are already provided within RDMP.
 
 Upload it to RDMP using