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README.md

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 There is basically three ways to use R package checker :
 
-* Call the Bash script directly and watch the output
-* Call the Bash script directly with the --html option to produce a real-time html output
-* Setup the Php files and adapt values in config.php to manage test launch and results viewing.
+* Call the Bash script directly, watch the output and read .Rout files
+* Call the Bash script directly with the --html option to produce a real-time html output including all .Rout outputs
+* Setup the Php files and adapt values in config.php to manage test launch and results viewing in the basic web interface
 
 ## Table of content
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 1. [Screenshots](#screenshots)
 2. [Requirements](#requirements)
 3. [Usage](#usage)
-    1. [Direct Bash call](#Direct Bash call)
+    1. [Direct Bash call](#direct-bash-call)
         * without --html
         * with --html
-    2. [With the basic web interface](#With the basic web interface)
+    2. [With the basic web interface](#with-the-basic-web-interface)
 
 # Screenshots
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@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ Simple web interface examples :
 
 # Requirements
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-* MANDATORY any version of R (results will be different from one version to another)
+* MANDATORY any version of R (results will be different from one version to another as R CMD CHECK results differ depending on R version...)
 * MANDATORY Xvfb
 * OPTIONAL Php enabled web server
 * Java is probably needed by one of the packages depending on the package to check