Modified README.

README

@@ -3,29 +3,31 @@ afterglow-cloud
 
 About:
 
-	AfterGlow Cloud is a security visualization tool which lets users upload data
-	and visualize the data as graphs on-the-fly. This project is a part of Google's
-	Summer of Code 2012 under The Honeynet Project [1][2]. 
+	AfterGlow Cloud is a security visualization tool which lets users 
+	upload data and visualize the data as graphs on-the-fly. This project 
+	is a part of Google's Summer of Code 2012 under The Honeynet Project 
+	[1][2]. 
 
-	The core of this tool is derived from its command-line predecessor AfterGlow 
-	[3]. AfterGlow Cloud runs primarily on Django. Currently live demos (clones of
-	this repository) can be found at:
+	The core of this tool is derived from its command-line predecessor 
+	AfterGlow [3]. AfterGlow Cloud runs primarily on Django. Currently live
+	demos (clones of this repository) can be found at:
 
 	http://andromeda.ayrus.net:31337
 	http://afterglow.ayrus.net:31080
-1.4.0
+
 References:
 
-	[1] http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/project/google/gsoc2012/ayrus/8001
+	[1]http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/project/google/gsoc2012/ayrus/8001
 	[2] https://honeynet.org/gsoc/slot6
 	[3] http://afterglow.sourceforge.net/
 
 Installation:
 
-	At this stage of development the project only runs on Django's 'runserver'
-	module for development testing. The installation instructions below cover
-	only this scope presently. Further installation instructions would be added
-	soon when a version suitable for production is released (on Apache).
+	At this stage of development the project only runs on Django's 
+	'runserver' module for development testing. The installation 
+	instructions below cover only this scope presently. Further installation
+	instructions would be added soon when a version suitable for production
+	is released (on Apache).
 
 	The instructions given below are specific to a machine running Ubuntu.
 
@@ -35,22 +37,23 @@ Installation:
 		-A RDBMS module that Django supports -- (tested on MySQL) 
 			see https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/databases/
 		-GraphViz Library
-		-'libtext-csv-perl' package on Ubuntu (presumed that Perl is installed)
+		-'libtext-csv-perl' package on Ubuntu (presumed that Perl is 
+			installed)
 
 	Installation:
 
-		It is assumed beyond this point that Django and a RDBMS module is
-		installed.
+		It is assumed beyond this point that Django and a RDBMS module 
+		is installed.
 
-		Create a database in the RDBMS module installed. This document will
-		refer to this database as "af_database".
+		Create a database in the RDBMS module installed. This document 
+		will refer to this database as "af_database".
 
 		GraphViz and libtext-csv-perl can be installed on Ubuntu with:
 
 		$ sudo apt-get install graphviz libtext-csv-perl
 
-		Clone a latest copy of the project from the repository and change 
-			directory:
+		Clone a latest copy of the project from the repository and 
+		change directory:
 
 		$ git clone https://github.com/ayrus/afterglow-cloud.git
 		$ cd afterglow-cloud/afterglow_cloud/afterglow_cloud
@@ -60,13 +63,14 @@ Installation:
 		$ sudo nano settings.py
 
 		Edit all the required settings. 
-			-Supply all needed values for 'DATABASES' declaration in the file
-				(Lines #16-21).
-			-Change line #72 to the absolute path of the directory 'static'
-				(app/static) on your machine. If you cloned the repository
-				in your home directory and your username is 'foo' then the value
-				here should be - '/home/foo/afterglow-cloud/afterglow_cloud/
-									afterglow_cloud/app/static'
+			-Supply all needed values for 'DATABASES' declaration 
+				in the file (Lines #16-21) [From 'af_database'].
+			-Change line #72 to the absolute path of the directory 
+				'static' (app/static) on your machine. If you 
+				cloned the repository in your home directory and
+				your username is 'foo' then the value here 
+				should be - '/home/foo/afterglow-cloud
+				/afterglow_cloud/afterglow_cloud/app/static'
 
 		Save and exit from the editor.
 
@@ -81,9 +85,10 @@ Installation:
 			Installing custom SQL ...
 			Installing indexes ...
 
-		Once done, invoke Django's runserver module to launch the project:
+		Once done, invoke Django's runserver module to launch the 
+		project:
 
 		$ sudo python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:80
 
-		This will run Django's development server on port 80 (listenting on all
-		hosts - example localhost) with AfterGlow Cloud running. 
+		This will run Django's development server on port 80 (listenting
+		on all hosts - example localhost) with AfterGlow Cloud running.