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@@ -6,11 +6,12 @@ Ghidra has been downloaded onto carp into /usr/local/ghidra/ghidra_9.1.2_PUBLIC/
 
 You can use the following command to run ghidra with one of these scripts:
 
-`/usr/local/ghidra/ghidra_9.1.2_PUBLIC/support/analyzeHeadless <WORKING DIR>/projects <PROJECT NAME> -import <BINARY NAME> -scriptPath <WORKING DIR> -postScript <SCRIPT NAME> -deleteProject`
+`/usr/local/ghidra/ghidra_9.1.2_PUBLIC/support/analyzeHeadless <WORKING_DIR>/projects <PROJECT_NAME> -import <BINARY_NAME> -scriptPath <WORKING_DIR> -postScript <SCRIPT_NAME> -deleteProject`
 
 For the command, substitute:
 
-<WORKING DIR> = The directory you are working within. This directory can be located anywhere.
-<PROJECT_NAME> = This is a name for ghidra to create a project under. The name does not matter too much as we have the `-deleteProject` flag is provided to delete it after execution, but it does have to be provided. A value such as NewProject works fine.
-<BINARY NAME> = This is the path to the binary you want ghidra to evaluate.
-<SCRIPT NAME> = This is the path to the script to run, either `DumpRefined.py` or `DumpUnrefined.py`. When `DumpRefined.py` is run, it puts its results into a file called `<BINARY NAME>-refined-PCode.txt`. Likewise, `DumpUnrefined.py` puts it into a file called `<BINARY NAME>-unrefined-PCode.txt`.
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+- `<WORKING_DIR>` = The directory you are working within. This directory can be located anywhere.
+- `<PROJECT_NAME>` = This is a name for ghidra to create a project under. The name does not matter too much as we have the `-deleteProject` flag is provided to delete it after execution, but it does have to be provided. A value such as NewProject works fine.
+- `<BINARY_NAME>` = This is the path to the binary you want ghidra to evaluate.
+- `<WORKING_DIR>` = Path to directory containing script
+- `<SCRIPT_NAME>` = This is the path to the script to run, either `DumpRefined.py` or `DumpUnrefined.py`. When `DumpRefined.py` is run, it puts its results into a file called `<BINARY NAME>-refined-PCode.txt`. Likewise, `DumpUnrefined.py` puts it into a file called `<BINARY NAME>-unrefined-PCode.txt`.