Index: unix_installer/upgrader-package/readme
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--- unix_installer/upgrader-package/readme	(.../readme)	(revision db1905b135348c9252a96fe8406118daf3635353)
+++ unix_installer/upgrader-package/readme	(.../readme)	(revision d3e1423ab32ceafba2ea46b790b7206c6e8dbfad)
@@ -43,22 +43,24 @@
 
 There are a few steps to updating LAMS on your computer.
 
-Firstly you must edit the lams.properties file (located in the root directory of
-the package) to comply with the settings you want for your computer. If you
-have retained the lams.properties file from a previous install, you can just 
-replace the given lams.property with your  previously edited one. Open the 
-lams.properties file in a text editor and follow the instructions to alter the 
-settings. The default settings are in the lams.properties file already so you 
-need not change a lot. Pay particular attention to the Installation Options 
+Firstly you must set up a lams.properties file. If you previously installed 
+lams using the unix installer, it will have backed up your lams.properties in 
+the /etc/lams2/ directory. If your settings are unchanged, then simply run the 
+updater and select yes when it asks you whether you want to use the 
+lams.properties stored in /etc/lams2. Otherwise, you will need to edit the 
+lams.properties in the root directory of the update package yourself. Open 
+the lams.properties file in a text editor and follow the instructions to alter 
+the settings. The default settings are in the lams.properties file already so 
+you need not change a lot. Pay particular attention to the Installation Options 
 section and the Essential settings section.
 
-Take note that the majority of the projects in lams.ear for instance 
+Take note that the majority of the projects are in lams.ear for instance 
 lams-central.war and lams-common.jar, if you have made changes to any projects,
 ensure that you back them up so you can re-apply them after the update.
 
 Before you run the script, you need to ensure that your $JAVA_HOME is set to 
 your java 1.5 or higher directory, also you will need to set the $PATH variable 
-to include the path to the java binaries. The steps to do this are listed below.
+to include the pasudoth to the java binaries. The steps to do this are listed below.
 > JAVA_HOME="(path to java installation directory)"
 > export JAVA_HOME
 > PATH="(path to java bin directory):$PATH"
@@ -75,10 +77,10 @@
 you backup LAMS before the upgrade, the upgrade script gives you this option, or
 you are also free to do so yourself.
 
-NOTE: If you are installing an production server, It is strongly recommended that
-you remove the jmx-console web applications as they can be a security risk. To do 
-so, remove the jboss-4.0.2/server/default/management directory and the 
-jboss-4.0.2/server/default/jmx-console.war diectory.
+NOTE: If you are installing a production server, It is strongly recommended 
+that you remove the jmx-console web applications as they can be a security risk.
+To do so, remove the jboss-4.0.2/server/default/management directory and the 
+jboss-4.0.2/server/default/jmx-console.war directory.
 
 
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