Updated to reflect new version

README.md

@@ -86,23 +86,23 @@ There are a few different ways to use dyn-wall-rs from the command line using th
     Uses the specified method as the backend to change the wallpaper. Type a supported DE name to use that DE's wallpaper changing command (Case insensitive), or type out a custom command to use as a backend. Similar to the `program` option, you can use `!WALL` in place of where the path of the wallpaper should be.
 
   * **--lat \<LATITUDE>**\
-    Latitude of current location. Requires the use of the `long` and `elevation` options as well
+    Latitude of current location. Requires the use of the `long` option as well.
 
   * **--long \<LONGITUDE>**\
-    Longitude of current location. Requires the use of the `lat` and `elevation` options as well
+    Longitude of current location. Requires the use of the `lat` option as well.
 
   * **--elevation \<ELEVATION>**\
-    Elevation of current location. Requires the use of the `lat` and `long` options as well
+    Elevation of current location. Optional. Use alongside `long` and `lat` options for a more accurate sunset and sunrise reading.
 
 Once you figure out which options you want to use and test it to make sure its working how you want it to, have the command autostart on boot.
 
 ### Config File
 dyn-wall-rs can also be configured through a config file. When you run the program for the first time, a config file will be created at `~/.config/dyn-wall-rs/config.toml` for Unix systems, and `C:\Users\<USER NAME>\AppData\Roaming\dyn-wall-rs.toml` on Windows. 
 
-Through this config file, you can use the same configuration options as through the command line, as well as use your own custom timings. If you would like to use custom timings, but configure everything else through the command line, you are able to do so. More details can be found in the automatically created config file.
+Through this config file, you can use the same configuration options as through the command line (except the `schedule` option), as well as use your own custom timings. If you would like to configure certain parameters from the config file, and others from the command line, you are able to do so. More details can be found in the automatically created config file.
 
 ### Syncing to the sun
-In order to sync the changing of wallpapers according to the sunset and sunrise timings, create directories within the master directory named "night" and "day". This will cycle through the wallpapers in the "day" directory if the current time is before the sunset time, and will cycle through the wallpapers in the "night" directory. After the directories are created and the wallpapers are placed in them, specify your latitude, longitude, and elevation, and let the program do its work! You can find your coordinates through [this](https://www.mapcoordinates.net/en) website.
+In order to sync the changing of wallpapers according to the sunset and sunrise timings, create directories within the master directory named `night` and `day`. This will cycle through the wallpapers in the `day` directory if the current time is before the sunset time, and will cycle through the wallpapers in the `night` directory. After the directories are created and the wallpapers are placed in them, specify your latitude, longitude, and elevation (optional), and let the program do its work! You can find your coordinates through [this](https://www.mapcoordinates.net/en) website.
 
 ## Supported Desktop Environments
   * Windows
@@ -116,8 +116,5 @@ In order to sync the changing of wallpapers according to the sunset and sunrise
   * XFCE
   * Window Managers that can have their wallpaper set using Feh
 
-## Planned Feature(s)
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 [RELEASES]: https://github.com/RAR27/dyn-wall-rs/releases
 [DEMO]: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RAR27/dyn-wall-rs/master/demo.gif