Consistent readmes

notebooks/API_Training_Exercises/01_Simple_Report.ipynb

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     "# International Report\n",
     "\n",
     "This notebook talks through how to create a report that reports a CSD entry ... but uses google translate to translate headings into the language of user choice.\n",
-    "You could use the ideas her to convert the 'simple_report.py script into an international report\n",
+    "You could use the ideas here to convert the 'simple_report.py script into an international report\n",
     "\n",
     "#### Prerequisites\n",
     "\n",
-    "First install the CSD Python API and googletrans into your conda or pip environment. This should only be needed the before you run the script."
+    "First install the CSD Python API and googletrans into your conda or pip environment. This should only be needed before you run the script."
    ]
   },
   {

scripts/show_semiconductor_properties/ReadMe.md

@@ -1,7 +1,23 @@
-# Descs Data Plot Readme
+# Descs Data Plot
+
+## Summary
 
 Only works for 2024.3 onwards, please see <https://downloads.ccdc.cam.ac.uk/documentation/API/descriptive_docs/predicted_properties.html>
 for more details on the properties.
-Download the whole directory and place it in the ccdc-sfotware/mercury/scripts/ folder to make use of it, it
+The script
 will display the properties for the structure currently loaded in the Mercury window when launched from the csd-python-api dropdown in
 Mercury
+
+## Licensing Requirements
+
+- CSD-Core
+
+## Instructions on Running
+
+Download the whole directory and place it in the ccdc-sfotware/mercury/scripts/ folder to make use of it
+
+## Author
+
+C. Kingsbury 2024
+
+For feedback or to report any issues please contact [support@ccdc.cam.ac.uk](mailto:support@ccdc.cam.ac.uk)

scripts/voids_search/Readme.md

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 # Void Search
 
-Script for searching the structures in the CSD for void properties pre-calculated with PoreAnalyser. Can be run on the command line with:
+## Summary
+
+Script for searching the structures in the CSD for void properties pre-calculated with PoreAnalyser.  When the script is run from Mercury, it will launch a dialog box with properties to search on, and spaces to fill in queries.
+These query boxes accept values like "200-300" or ">5" to constrain the search. A .tsv file is written with the search results, and the table is displayed in the Data Analysis tab; non-Ascii
+characters in chemical names will be deleted.
+A .gcd file of refcodes in the search results is also written, and read into Mercury
+
+## Requirements
+
+- Requires a minimum of CSD 2025.2
+
+## Licensing Requirements
+
+- CSD-Core
+
+## Instructions for use
+
+Can be run on the command line with:
 
 ```python
 python void_search.py
 ```
 
 or by launching from the CSD Python API dropdown in Mercury. If Launching from Mercury, put the script, with the accompanying search_result_template.html file, in your /mercury/scripts folder,
-or use the options dialog to "Add Location" to where you have saved the script. When the script is run, it will launch a dialog box with properties to search on, and spaces to fill in queries.
-These query boxes accept values like "200-300" or ">5" to constrain the search. A .tsv file is written with the search results, and the table is displayed in the Data Analysis tab; non-Ascii
-characters in chemical names will be deleted.
-A .gcd file of refcodes in the search results is also written, and read into Mercury
+or use the options dialog to "Add Location" to where you have saved the script.
 
 ## Author
 
-Chris Kingsbury <kingsbury@ccdc.cam.ac.uk>
+Chris Kingsbury <kingsbury@ccdc.cam.ac.uk> (2025)
+
+For feedback or to report any issues please contact [support@ccdc.cam.ac.uk](mailto:support@ccdc.cam.ac.uk)