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 Installing to Cygwin
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-This is based on installing onto a fresh default installation of Cygwin 2.895 (64-bit installation) running in Windows 10
+This is based on installing onto a fresh installation of Cygwin 2.895 (64-bit installation) running in Windows 10
 inside VMWare Fusion on a Mac.
 
 The end result is a Windows Service called `CYGWIN Shairport Sync` which provides an AirPlay service by which iOS devices or other AirPlay sources on the network can play audio through Windows.
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 $ make
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-* The last step above will install the shairport-sync application in `/usr/local/bin` and will also install a service installer script and two D-Bus policy files. 
+* The last step above will install the shairport-sync application in `/usr/local/bin` and will also install a configuration file, a service configuration script and two D-Bus policy files. 
 
 Shairport Sync Service
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 Enter `yes` for all queries. Next, open the Windows "Services" application (if it's already open, refresh the screen contents: `Actions > Refresh`) and look for the `CYGWIN Shairport Sync` service. Open it and start it.
 
-An AirPlay player should now see a new AirPlay output device on the local network, with the same name as the Windows machine's name, e.g. `DESKTOP-0RHGN0`. You can set a different name by changing the settings in the configuration file, installed at `/etc/shairport-sync.conf`.
+An AirPlay player should now see a new AirPlay output device on the local network, with the same name as the Windows machine's name, e.g. `DESKTOP-0RHGN0`. You can set a different name by changing the settings in the Shairport Sync configuration file, installed at `/etc/shairport-sync.conf`.
 
 Since this is now a Cygwin Service, you do not need to open Cygwin to launch it -- it should launch automatically whenever Windows is booted up.