Minor document changes

Author: davetcc

examples/ledFlashNoRemote/README.md

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 ## TcMenu Example: Control the built in LED with the Menu
 
-This example assumes a configuration with a LCD 20x4 display and a rotary encoder. It assumes the LCD display is connected exactly as per DFRobot spec. It assumes you have a rotary encoder connected on pins 2 & 3, with the push button on pin 10. It could easily be reconfigured to 16x2 using the tcMenu designer UI.
+This example assumes a configuration with a LCD 16x2 display and a rotary encoder. It assumes the LCD display is connected exactly as per DFRobot spec. It assumes you have a rotary encoder connected on pins 2 & 3, with the push button on pin 10. It could easily be reconfigured to 20x4 using the tcMenu designer UI.
 
-This example has two menu items, one that changes the status of the built in LED, and another that shows the analog voltage on the A0 pin.
+This example has three menu items, one that changes the status of the built in LED, another that shows the analog voltage on the A0 pin, and lastly an action item to save changes to EEPROM.
 
 I've assumed this will be built on either an Uno or MEGA boards, but should work equally well on any other Arduino board with only minor changes.
 

examples/remoteControlSerial/README.md

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 This is a very simple menu with an example of how to configure remote control over the USB serial interface. Ethernet control is equally easy to use. Just create an ethernet instance as usual setting up IP address and MAC address and choose ethernet instead of serial in the code generator.
 
-You can for example use the Java API or the protocol to communicate with your Arduino from another device.
+In order to connect using the Java API there are two possibilities, either build the example JavaFX UI that's in the main tcMenu repository, or work with the tcMenu API directly. See [https://github.com/davetcc/tcMenu]
 
 We'll soon be writing an API in C# that is fairly much inline with the Java API. This will give even more options for using tcMenu remotely.