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README updates #70

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Update button name in ZIP section of README
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An alternative download method if you can't/don't want to install Git.

#### Setup
1. Click the green "Clone or download" button toward the top-right of this page.
1. Click the green "Code" button toward the top-right of this page.
1. Click the "Download ZIP" link.
1. Save the ZIP anywhere you want.
1. Extract the contents of the ZIP to the root of your C drive. This is necessary because the PowerShell Scanner feature does not currently support variables.
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# Importing
Now that you have this repository downloaded, it's time to import the PowerShell Scanner profile(s) that you want!

1. In [PDQ Inventory](https://www.pdq.com/pdq-inventory/) (version 19.0.40.0 or later), go to Computer --> Scan Profiles.
1. Click the Import button.
1. Open [PDQ Inventory](https://www.pdq.com/pdq-inventory/) (version 19.0.40.0 or later).
1. Go to File --> Import.
1. Navigate to the folder of the PowerShell Scanner you want, such as `C:\PowerShell-Scanners\PowerShell Scanners\Mapped Drives`.
1. Click on `Scan Profile.xml`.
1. Click the Open button.
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