fix for bug 307

1 files changed, 19 insertions, 18 deletions

diff --git a/cpp/demo/IcePatch2/MFC/README b/cpp/demo/IcePatch2/MFC/README
index ea4570475a3..42740916452 100755
--- a/cpp/demo/IcePatch2/MFC/README
+++ b/cpp/demo/IcePatch2/MFC/README
@@ -1,34 +1,35 @@
 This demo illustrates how to use MFC to create a simple IcePatch2

 client application.

 

-The IcePatch2 server must be running before the client can patch, but

-a data directory must be prepared in order to run the server. The

-contents of the data directory are what the client will receive during

-the patch process. For convenience, this example uses its own source

-files as the data to be patched.

+In order to use this demo, you must first prepare a sample data

+directory for the IcePatch2 server. The contents of the data

+directory are what the client will receive during the patch process.

+For convenience, this example uses its own source files as the data

+to be patched.

 

-Assuming that the current working directory is demo/IcePatch2/MFC, you

-can prepare the data files with the following command:

+Assuming that your current working directory is demo/IcePatch2/MFC,

+you can prepare the data files with the following command:

 

-$ icepatch2calc .

+> icepatch2calc .

 

-Next, start the IcePatch2 server:

+Next, start the IcePatch2 server. Note that the trailing "." argument

+in the following command is required and directs the server to use the

+current directory as its data directory:

 

-$ icepatch2server --IcePatch2.Endpoints="tcp -h 127.0.0.1 -p 10000" .

-

-The last argument (".") tells the server to use the current directory

-as its data directory.

+> icepatch2server --IcePatch2.Endpoints="tcp -h 127.0.0.1 -p 10000" .

 

 Before we start the patch client, we must first create an empty

-directory where the downloaded files will be placed. For example, you

-can use:

+directory where the downloaded files will be placed. For example, open

+a new command window and execute this command:

 

-$ mkdir $HOME/icepatch_download

+> mkdir C:\icepatch_download

 

 Now you can start the IcePatch2 client:

 

-$ patch --IcePatch2.Endpoints="tcp -h 127.0.0.1 -p 10000"

+> patch --IcePatch2.Endpoints="tcp -h 127.0.0.1 -p 10000"

 

 Click the "..." button to the right of the Patch Directory field and

 select the empty directory you just created. Then click the "Patch"

-button to begin the patch process.

+button to begin the patch process. The first time you click this

+button you will be prompted to confirm that you want to perform a

+thorough patch (because the target download directory is empty).