Update README.md

Author: Mitch Talmadge

README.md

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 # How to Use:
 1. Clone into Eclipse and create a Runnable Jar, or download one of the precompiled jars from the [downloads page](https://github.com/MitchTalmadge/EmojiExtractor/releases).
-2. Put the jar into the same directory as your Emoji ttf file.
-3. 
-   * FOR V1.0: Either name your Emoji ttf file `NotoColorEmoji.ttf` and double-click the jar, or start the jar from the command line using `java -jar EmojiExtractor.jar yourFileName.ttf`
-   * FOR V1.1: Either double-click the jar and follow the instructions on the GUI, or start the jar from the command line using `java -jar EmojiExtractor.jar yourFileName.ttf`. If the ttf file does not exist, the ttf selection window will be brought up. If it exists, it will automatically start extraction.
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-Emojis will be extracted into a new folder which is created in the same directory as the jar file, named `ExtractedEmojis`.
+2. Put the jar wherever you'd like. mojis will be extracted into a new folder which is created in the same directory as the jar file, named `ExtractedEmojis`.
+3. Either double-click the jar and follow the instructions on the GUI, or start the jar from the command line using `java -jar EmojiExtractor.jar yourFileName.ttf`. If the ttf file does not exist, the ttf selection window will be brought up. If it exists, it will automatically start extraction.