print vprogress messages to files if any -D options specified

[ypp-sc-tools.main.git] / pctb / README.files

diff --git a/pctb/README.files b/pctb/README.files
index b2384a1125b572defc47823dfa6eab3a3b550748..87a90de5f51220110dab83e504caaeb54cf40bfb 100644 (file)
--- a/pctb/README.files
+++ b/pctb/README.files
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Files we use and update
 
 The program reads and writes the following files:
 
- * _pages.ppm
+ * _pages.ppm.gz
 
    Contains one or more images (as raw ppms, end-to-end) which are the
    screenshots taken in the last run.  This is (over)written whenever
@@ -14,8 +14,9 @@ The program reads and writes the following files:
    You can specify a different file with --screenshot-file.
 
    If you want to display the contents of this file, `display' can do
-   it.  Don't try `display vid:_pages.ppm' as this will consume
-   truly stupendous quantities of RAM - it wedged my laptop.
+   it, although you may have to uncompress it first.  Don't try
+   `display vid:_pages.ppm' as this will consume truly stupendous
+   quantities of RAM - it wedged my laptop.
 
  * _master-newcommods.txt _local-newcommods.txt
 
@@ -43,8 +44,8 @@ The program reads and writes the following files:
    character set dictionary is missing the lowercase `y ' glyph.
    See README.charset.
 
- * _master-char*.txt  _local-char*.txt
-   _master-pixmap.txt _local-pixmap.txt
+ * _master-char*.txt      _local-char*.txt
+   _master-pixmap.txt.gz  _local-pixmap.txt
 
    Character set and image dictionaries.  For the semantics of the
    char* files README.charset.  There is not currently any accurate
@@ -52,7 +53,7 @@ The program reads and writes the following files:
 
    _master-*.txt contain the centrally defined and approved data.
    They are downloaded automatically from the SC PCTB server and
-   updated each run.  You can safely delete this file, if everything
+   updated each run.  You can safely delete these files, if everything
    is online, if you want to fetch a fresh copy.
 
    _local-*.txt are a local copy of your submissions, so that they