just a "clearer" explanation of the software

README.md

@@ -9,7 +9,16 @@ pomParser creates an html document showing your POM dependency trees, whith hype
 where you can search and navigate both ways: 
 which projects depend on certain project, and on which projects depends certain project
 
-OPTION A (THE "HARD WAY"):
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+OPTION A (IF YOU DON'T WANT TO COMPILE THE SOURCES):
+Steps:
+1)just get the latest jar from https://github.com/roclas/pomParser/blob/master/target/pom_parser-X.X.jar and use it like this:
+java -jar pom_parser-X.X.jar _origin_dir_where_all_your_poms_are_ _dest_dir_where_the_graph_goes_
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+OPTION B (THE "HARD WAY", you compile all the code):
 Steps:
 
 1)put the project into a folder and compile it with maven:
@@ -20,13 +29,6 @@ mvn install
 3)get the jar and use it like this:
 java -jar pom_parser-X.X.jar _origin_dir_where_all_your_poms_are_ _dest_dir_where_the_graph_goes_
 
-And that's it, you'll get a nice html document that will help you understand better how your poms are related to each other.
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-OPTION B (IF YOU DON'T WANT TO COMPILE THE SOURCES):
-Steps:
-1)just get the jar and use it like this:
-java -jar pom_parser-X.X.jar _origin_dir_where_all_your_poms_are_ _dest_dir_where_the_graph_goes_
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+And that's it, you'll get a nice html document that will help you understand better how your poms are related to each other.