# updated README

README

@@ -8,14 +8,14 @@ What it is:
 A means to open, edit, and write to php array config files (files which return a PHP config array).
 
 How to use:
-Currently in Version 0.1 (see https://github.com/Philzen/Php-Array-Configurator/wiki for Roadmap and Vision Statement), it consists of a library providing two classes for reading, updating and writing php array include files. Have a look in the at testConfigFile.php to get a first idea of how it can be used. All code in this project is annotated with PHP DocBlocks, so if you have a proper IDE you will have not much trouble using the classes straightaway.
+Currently in Version 0.1 (see https://github.com/Philzen/Php-Array-Configurator/wiki for Roadmap and Vision Statement), it consists of a library providing two classes for reading, updating and writing php array include files. Have a look at testConfigFile.php in the tests folder to get a first idea of how it can be used. All code in this project is annotated with PHP DocBlocks, so if you have a proper IDE you will have not much trouble using the classes straightaway.
 
 Technical Nitty Gritty:
 * based on PHP 5.3
 * all files are stored in UTF-8 encoding
 * to use library classes, a class autoloader is recommended
 
 License:
-Definately Open-Source, free-of-charge for everybody but also provided "as-is" without any further liabilities by it's creator(s) - such as in GNU, MIT or BSD Licence.
+Definately Open-Source, free-of-charge for everybody but also provided "as-is" without any further liabilities by its creator(s) - such as in GNU, MIT or BSD Licence.
 The only current exception to this general licence:
-* No portion of this code may ever be used in an application used in the arms industry or by its affiliates.
+* No portion of this code may ever be reused in an application used in the military or the arms industry