diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 910dc78b..2cd02c01 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -131,6 +131,8 @@ as defined in the CommonJS Modules 1.1 proposal.
   recommended.  "Named modules" are typically only created by build tools
   and AMD bundlers.
 
+----------------------------------------
+
 ```javascript
 define(function (require, exports, module) {
 	var dep1 = require('app/foo');
@@ -143,6 +145,8 @@ has parameters, but the dependency list is missing, this format is assumed.
 The `exports` and `module` parameters are optional, but when specified, must
 be in this exact order.
 
+----------------------------------------
+
 ```javascript
 define(function (require) {
 	var dep1 = require('app/foo');
@@ -153,6 +157,8 @@ define(function (require) {
 Another variation on AMD-wrapped-CommonJS that uses `require()` in the
 tidy CommonJS manner, but returns the exports as per typical AMD.
 
+----------------------------------------
+
 ```javascript
 define(['require', 'exports', 'module'], function (require, exports, module) {
 	var dep1 = require('app/foo');
@@ -164,6 +170,7 @@ Another way to gain access to the CommonJS-like variables, `require`,
 `exports`, `module`.  When specified in the dependency list, these
 "pseudo-modules" are provided as arguments to the factory function.
 
+----------------------------------------
 
 ```javascript
 var dep1 = require('app/foo');
diff --git a/dist/README.md b/dist/README.md
index cdd32dcd..8779c2da 100644
--- a/dist/README.md
+++ b/dist/README.md
@@ -23,17 +23,18 @@ Use curl-with-js-and-domReady/curl.js if you wish to use non-AMD javascript
 files and don't have an alternative domReady implementation handy.
 
 Use curl-for-jQuery for a version of curl that has instructions for
-jQuery 1.7 to register as an AMD module and has the js! and link! plugins
-built in.  This is an adequate configuration for many simple jQuery projects
-(and some sophisticated ones, too).
+jQuery 1.7+ to register as an AMD module and has the js! and link! plugins
+built in.  This is an adequate configuration for many simple jQuery projects.
 
-curl-for-dojo1.6 has the domReady! plugin built in as well as some
-compatibility shims for dojo 1.6 and dojo 1.7.
+curl-for-dojo1.8 has the domReady! plugin built in as well as a
+compatibility shim for dojo 1.8 and dojo 1.9.
 
 You can build your own custom version of curl.js by using the `make.sh` script
 in the /bin/ folder.  You must run it from the /bin/ folder.  Syntax:
 
-	./make.sh destination/curl.js ../src/curl.js [files to concat into curl.js]
+```
+./make.sh destination/curl.js ../src/curl.js [files to concat into curl.js]
+```
 
 The following files can be concatenated into curl.js using make.sh:
 
@@ -45,13 +46,23 @@ The following files can be concatenated into curl.js using make.sh:
 * ../src/curl/plugin/domReady.js (the domReady plugin)
 * ../src/curl/domReady.js (the domReady module)
 * ../src/curl/shim/dojo16.js (the dojo 1.6 compatibility shim / module)
-* ../src/curl/loader/cjsm11.js (the CommonJS Modules/1.1 compatibility shim / module)
+* ../src/curl/shim/dojo18.js (the dojo 1.6 compatibility shim / module)
+* ../src/curl/loader/cjsm11.js (a CommonJS Modules/1.1 and node.js loader)
+* ../src/curl/loader/ssjs.js (a shim that allows curl.js to run in node.js)
+* ../src/curl/loader/legacy.js (a better alternative to the js! plugin)
 * Any named AMD module (does not support anonymous modules, yet!)
 * Any non-AMD javascript file
 
-For example, to make a version of curl with the js! and text! plugins built-in:
+For example, to make a version of curl with the js! and css! plugins built-in:
 
-	./make.sh destination/curl.js ../src/curl.js ../src/curl/plugin/js.js ../src/curl/plugin/text.js
+```
+./make.sh destination/curl.js ../src/curl.js ../src/curl/plugin/js.js ../src/curl/plugin/css.js
+```
+
+Note: The make.sh bash script is not smart.  You must tell it to concat
+dependencies -- and in the right order.  For instance, to use the text!
+and json! plugins, you must also include the _fetchText.js module (in the
+same folder).
 
 Note: you will need a fairly recent version of `curl` (the unix utility, not
 curl.js!) to run `make.sh`.  Version 7.18 or later is fine.