Updating README

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-# Mangle
+# Mangle #
 
-A couple of years ago I received an [Amazon Kindle](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kindle) gift. I immediately began
-playing around with it and reading about certain undocumented features that the Kindle has to offer. After a couple of
-hours I discovered it to be the perfect device for reading [Manga](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manga) is almost always
+Many years ago I received an [Amazon Kindle](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kindle) gift. I immediately began playing
+around with it and reading about certain undocumented features that the Kindle has to offer. After a couple of hours I
+discovered it to be the perfect device for reading [Manga](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manga) is almost always
 grayscale, and the aspect ratio fits the Kindle's 600x800 pixel screen almost perfectly. Better yet, the Kindle's
 undocumented image viewer actually keeps track of the last image you viewed and thus you are always able to return to
 the page you left off on when you power on your Kindle. The device supports several popular image formats (jpeg, png,
@@ -13,10 +13,10 @@ However... The Kindle's image viewer does have certain shortcomings:
 *   The Kindle is very picky about file format; any additional embedded data (thumbnails, comments, possibly even exif
     data) can confuse it. As a result, images may not display properly or even not at all (which actually prevents you
     from reading the given book, as one bad panel will prevent you from viewing subsequent images).
-*   The first image that you view in a manga (until the Kindle first writes the "bookmark" file) seems to be arbitrary
+*   The first image that you view in a Manga (until the Kindle first writes the "bookmark" file) seems to be arbitrary
     even when files are named sequentially.  About half the time it will correctly pick the first file in the batch, at
     other times it will pick out some other image seemingly at random.
-*   Normally for Kindle to find your manga scans you have to press Alt+Z on the home screen. I haven't always had luck
+*   Normally for Kindle to find your Manga scans you have to press Alt+Z on the home screen. I haven't always had luck
     with it correctly identifying image directories. At other times, after finding an image directory the Kindle will
     appear to hang while trying to access it (forcing you to return to the home screen).
 *   The Kindle image viewer has no functionality to rotate images. So if there is a horizontally large image (such as
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ However... The Kindle's image viewer does have certain shortcomings:
     a grayscale equivalent (which is would be fine for the Kindle's limited display).
 *   Kindle's image viewer provides no way to sort images (to determine in which order they are shown). This can be very
     problematic especially considering that scanlation groups have differing naming conventions, and as a result files
-    from later chapters may appear before earlier ones when you are reading your manga (spoilers ftl).
+    from later chapters may appear before earlier ones when you are reading your Manga (spoilers ftl).
 
 I was annoyed with these issues and thus Mangle was born (the program name is a mix of "Manga" and "Kindle" in case you
 haven't figured it out yet; I thought it was pretty clever at the time). Fortunately you can get all the benefits of my
@@ -38,59 +38,59 @@ work without really doing anything (and it won't even cost you anything since Ma
 *   Sort and organize images from different directories; bulk rename feature for output to the Kindle.
 *   Optionally re-save images in a format Kindle will be sure to understand with no visible quality loss.
 *   Downsample and rotate images for optimal viewing on Kindle, convert to grayscale to save space and improve contrast.
-*   Automatically generate book meta-data so that your manga is always properly detected and viewable in-order.
+*   Automatically generate book meta-data so that your Manga is always properly detected and viewable in-order.
 
 Here is a recent screenshot showing off some of the export options that you can configure on a per-book basis in Mangle:
 
-![Mangle options dialog](index/options.png)
+![Mangle options dialog](img/options.png)
 
 You can also check out what Mangle output looks like on the Kindle on the [action
-shots](http://foosoft.net/projects/mangle/action.html) page.
+shots](http://foosoft.net/projects/mangle/action/) page.
 
 Mangle is cross platform, and doesn't require an install (it's a standalone executable that you can run from anywhere).
 It is also "environmentally friendly" by not messing with your registry or modifying your system in any way.  If you
 ever want to uninstall it, just delete the executable and you're done.
 
-## Usage Instructions
+## Usage Instructions ##
 
 Mangle is pretty easy to use, so this won't be really in-depth. If you have any questions drop me a line though.
 
-1.  Add images to the current book by selecting the "Book | Add | Files" or "Book | Add | Directory" menu items.
-2.  If certain images are not in the order you want, select them in the window, and select the "Book | Shift | Up" or
-    "Book | Shift | Down" menu items.
-3.  Configure the book title and image processing options by selecting "Book | Options"; this will be the title you see
+1.  Add images to the current book by selecting the `Book | Add | Files` or `Book | Add | Directory` menu items.
+2.  If certain images are not in the order you want, select them in the window, and select the `Book | Shift | Up` or
+    `Book | Shift | Down` menu items.
+3.  Configure the book title and image processing options by selecting `Book | Options`; this will be the title you see
     in the Kindle home menu.
-4.  Create a root-level directory on your SD memory card/Kindle called "pictures" (case might matter).
-5.  Once you are satisfied with the your images and options select "Book | Export" and select the "pictures" directory
+4.  Create a root-level directory on your SD memory card/Kindle called `pictures` (case might matter).
+5.  Once you are satisfied with the your images and options select `Book | Export` and select the `pictures` directory
     you just created.
-6.  After the export is complete your new manga books will show up along with all your other books (if they don't for
-    some reason, press Alt+Z while on the home menu).
+6.  After the export is complete your new Manga books will show up along with all your other books (if they don't for
+    some reason, press `Alt+Z` while on the home menu).
 
-## The Usual Disclaimer
+## The Usual Disclaimer ##
 
 You probably know how this goes by now... Mess around with your Kindle at your own risk. Honestly, nothing bad is going
 to happen; however if something *does* then it's your problem.
 
-## Running From Source
+## Running From Source ##
 
 Because Mangle is written in Python, a scripting language, it's trivial to get it up and running on the operating system
 of your choice. First you should make sure that you have the required dependencies installed:
 
-* [PyQT4](http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/software/pyqt/download)
-* [Python 2.7](http://www.python.org/download/releases/2.7/)
-* [Python Imaging Library (PIL)](http://www.pythonware.com/products/pil/)
-* [ReportLab](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/reportlab)
-* [natsort](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/natsort/3.0.1)
-* [py2exe](http://www.py2exe.org/) (optional, for Windows distribution only)
+*   [PyQT4](http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/software/pyqt/download)
+*   [Python 2.7](http://www.python.org/download/releases/2.7/)
+*   [Python Imaging Library (PIL)](http://www.pythonware.com/products/pil/)
+*   [ReportLab](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/reportlab)
+*   [natsort](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/natsort/3.0.1)
+*   [py2exe](http://www.py2exe.org/) (optional, for Windows distribution only)
 
 Now you can fetch the [latest version of the code](https://github.com/FooSoft/mangle/) and run the `mangle.pyw` script
 to execute Mangle.
 
-## Downloads
+## Downloads ##
 
-The Windows binary for the latest version of Mangle can be [downloaded
-here](http://foosoft.net/projects/mangle/index/mangle_win.zip). Although I don't have the means to make MacOS X releases
-myself, I do have the slightly older [MacOS X Package](http://foosoft.net/projects/mangle/index/mangle_osx.zip) built by
-Rob White. *Note that I have never used MacOS X and I have no idea what it takes to get Mangle up and running on it so I
-cannot answer any questions about that platform*.
+If you don't want to run Mangle from source, you can use the following pre-built binaries. As I don't have the means to
+make MacOS X releases myself, I am providing the slightly out of date (and unsupported) package built by Rob White in
+its place. Linux users should execute the Python scripts with the interpreter and libraries installed on their system.
 
+*  [Windows](http://foosoft.net/projects/mangle/dl/mangle-win.zip)
+*  [MacOS X](http://foosoft.net/projects/mangle/dl/mangle-osx.zip)