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@@ -4,11 +4,20 @@ This is a program currently in development that I am creating to help make index
 Currently the indexer has the following features
 - Checks to see if you have any indexes in the current directory (Checks for .csv files)
     - If so it will ask you to select which index you would like to use, if not it will create a new one.
-- Takes input in the format of **Term, page number**. The three fields can be any an information you want in your index but it must be delimited by commas.
-- You index is saved in the directory the program is launched from everytime you enter a new entry
+- Takes input in the format of **Term, page number**. The two fields can be any an information you want in your index but it must be delimited by commas.
+- Your index will be saved in ~/.Indexes
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+# Images
 
 ![sansterminalindex](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19278569/198133246-16d24198-b968-4beb-8d0e-c7a88ac430c2.png)
 
+![createCsv](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19278569/198133658-1eca6c0f-7859-43e6-9f6d-faecde6ca89a.gif)
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+![createIndex](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19278569/198133817-707ba25e-4990-4251-9ece-f6161b9db40a.gif)
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+![indexDisplay](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19278569/198133680-a070ef38-12bc-47dd-b6ef-f086bb1c7e8f.gif)
 
 # Todo
 - ~~Add index viewer within program (Pretty print index.csv)~~
@@ -23,4 +32,3 @@ Currently the indexer has the following features
 - ~~Add "ask for book" prompt on startup~~
 - ~~Allow for input with no definition (term, pagenumber)~~
 - ~~Remove definition support (I found this was redundant and not helpful for an index)~~
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