! README

README.textile

@@ -45,16 +45,28 @@ Here, he will just say the current time when entering the @:time@ state.
 h3. Running it
 
 Running it is easy. Either use
-<pre><code>require 'james'</code></pre>
+
+<pre><code>require 'rubygems'
+require 'james'
+
+# Your script …
+
+James.listen</code></pre>
+
 in your script, and call it by using
+
 <pre><code>ruby time_dialogue.rb</code></pre>
 
 Or else, in the terminal, just call
+
 <pre><code>$ james</code></pre>
+
 and it will include all dialogues (files called @_dialog{ue,}.rb@) in this directory. E.g. @joke_dialog.rb@, @tweets_dialogue.rb@, or @monkey_dialog.rb@.
 
 You can select dialogues using their first file name part
+
 <pre><code>$ james time joke twitter</code></pre>
+
 and it will include the time dialogue, the joke dialogue, and the twitter dialogue.
 
 Note: The @james@ executable looks for files called  and includes them.