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 #### Option One: "build AppImages on-the-fly"
 This was one of the very first approaches used to create this project. Before I started building AppImage packages myself, they were first compiled just like using any AUR-helper.
 
-The syntax seems simple, but you have to know what you're building.
+From version 7.1, the installation script for the AppImages is used, with the only difference that it points only to the version, while a second script will be downloaded, published separately, at [github.com/ivan-hc/AM/tree/main/appimage-bulder-scripts](https://github.com/ivan-hc/AM/tree/main/appimage-bulder-scripts), which will have the task of assembling the AppImage in the directory on the fly "tmp", during the installation process. When the second script has created the .AppImage file, the first script will continue the installation treating the created AppImage as a ready-made one downloaded from the internet.
 
-You'll need to decide what kind of AppImage you want to build on the fly, whether to include a custom AppRun, "libunionpreload", and detect system libraries.
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-It will be used as the Debian base, but you can manually modify the script to suit your needs.
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-In this example I'll create the script for Abiword with "AM" and I'll install it using AppMan:
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-https://github.com/ivan-hc/AM/assets/88724353/6ae38787-e0e5-4b63-b020-c89c1e975ddd
+Fun fact, up until version 7, this option included a unique template that installed and assembled the AppImage on the fly (see [this video](https://github.com/ivan-hc/AM/assets/88724353/6ae38787-e0e5-4b63-b020-c89c1e975ddd)). This method has been replaced as it is too pretentious for a process, assembly, which may instead require many more steps, too many to be included in both an installation script and an update script (AM-updater).
 
 #### Option Two: "Archives and other programs"
 Option two is very similar to option zero. What changes is the number of questions, which allow you to customize both the application's .desktop file and the way a program should be extracted.