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README.md

@@ -7,23 +7,25 @@ Polymerforschung Dresden e. V. <bittrich-lars@ipfdd.de>
 
 Requirements:
 
-* python 3.6, PyQt5, OpenCV 3.4.1, numpy 1.14, scikit-image 0.13.1, scipy 1.1.0,
-  win32com, pythoncom, cython 0.28
+* python >=3.6, PyQt5, OpenCV >=3.4.1, numpy >=1.14, scikit-image >=0.13.1, 
+  scipy >=1.1.0, win32com, pythoncom, cython 0.28
   
-* we advise the use of Anaconda (python 3.6): https://www.anaconda.com/download
+* we advise the use of Anaconda (python 3.7): https://www.anaconda.com/download
   this package contains most of the python libraries
-  however, opencv and scikit-image are missing
-  start anaconda prompt and install opencv:
-  pip install opencv-python
-  conda install scikit-image
+  however, some required packages are missing.
+  Start anaconda prompt and install additional packages:
 
-* we recommend working with a 64bit OS and also a python interpreter compiled 
-  for 64bit as many use cases require a lot of memory (16 GB better 32 GB 
+  pip install opencv-python  
+  conda install scikit-image dill
+
+
+* we recommend working with a 64bit OS and also a python interpreter compiled
+  for 64bit as many use cases require a lot of memory (16 GB better 32 GB
   recommended)
   
-* the tsp module in external can be built with
+* the tsp module in externalmodules can be built with
   python setuptsp.py
-  please note: for this step a valid compiler needs to be installed in the 
+  please note: for this step a valid compiler needs to be installed in the
   system; Otherwise use the precompiled tsp-module
   
 If you plan on using the WITec Raman interface to control your device, please
@@ -31,11 +33,13 @@ note: You use this interface at your OWN RISK! Make sure, that no obstacles
 block the objective and that you UNDERSTAND and VALIDATE the code, that controls
 the microscope! Start with "witectesting.py", which should read and move within
 small margins.
-  
-At the moment the program is an executable python script. Copy the folder with 
-all its content to some place and run (e.g. using anaconda prompt):
+
+At the moment the program is an executable python module. Copy the folder with
+all its content to some place and run just outside the path 
+(e.g. using anaconda prompt):
+
 python gepard.py
 
 It is possible to create a windows link file, that executes python with the
 gepard script as an argument and the working directory pointing to the folder
-containing gepard for convenience.
+containing the gepard module for convenience.