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 # Desert Paint Lab
 
 This is a tool for players to record their [Pigment Laboratory](http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale6/Pigment_Laboratory)
-ingredient reactions in [A Tale in the Desert](http://www.atitd.com/).  You can maintain multiple persistent player
-profiles, each with their own reaction history.
+ingredient reactions in [A Tale in the Desert](http://www.atitd.com/).
+
+### Features
+
+* Easily scans your screen for the paint bench reaction values, without any math, measuring, or manual number entry.
+* Warns you when a reaction clipped below 0.
+* Supports multiple character profiles.
+* Can export to [PracticalPaint](http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale6/File:PracticalPaint.zip) data format.
+* Includes simulator for experimenting with recipes without spending ingredients.
+
+## Tale 7
 
-Once you are done gathering all of your reactions, you can use the built-in simulator to figure out what your paint combinations
-will do (`Window > Run Simulator`), or you can export a file to use with the
-[PracticalPaint](http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale6/File:PracticalPaint.zip) recipe finder.
+This application has been updated for Tale 7.  The current version is a **RELEASE CANDIDATE**.  It may be buggy.
+If you find any problems with it, please [open an issue](https://bitbucket.org/Malkyne/desert-paint-lab/issues) or /chat Afrah
+in the game.
+
+## Directions
+
+### Download Desert Paint Lab
+
+You can always find the available downloads, on [the download page](https://bitbucket.org/Malkyne/desert-paint-lab/downloads).
+
+The most recent version is [T7 Release Candidate 1](https://bitbucket.org/Malkyne/desert-paint-lab/downloads/DesertPaintLab_T7_RC1.zip).
 
 This application should run under Mono on Mac, Linux, and Windows.  If you are on Windows,
 and do not have Mono installed, you can install [GTK# for .NET](http://www.mono-project.com/download/#download-win),
 without the need for installing Mono.
 
-# Tale 7
+### Set Up a Profile
+
+The first time you run Desert Paint Lab, it will prompt you to make a profile.  You may either create a new profile, or import an existing PracticalPaint reactions.txt file.
+
+### Start Testing!
+
+Add two ingredients to your paint bench.  Select those same ingredients in Desert Paint Lab.  Then, with the Pigment Lab dialog unobstructred, select the **Capture** button.  Once you are satisfied with the result, click the **Record** button.  The data will automatically be added to your profile.
+
+### Clipped?  Huh?
+
+Occasionally, you will see a warning dialog that informs you that a "Reaction clipped."  That means that one or more of the color components dropped to zero or below.  This makes it impossible to calculate the reaction from these two ingredients.
 
-This application _has not yet been tested_ for Tale 7.  However, I intend to give it a thorough testing,
-once I get a Pigment Lab up.  If you find any problems with it, before I get a chance to verify it, please [open an issue](https://bitbucket.org/Malkyne/desert-paint-lab/issues).  Once I can verify that it is working properly, I will post
-executables and an illustrated guide, for public consumption.
+You can solve this by doing a three-way test.  To do this, select a third ingredient that has known reaction values with the two ingredients you are attempting to pair.  Combine that with your two ingredients.  In Desert Paint Lab, you'll want to select a known pairing in the first two boxes, and the other ingredient in the third.  Desert Paint Lab can then do all the math to figure out the mystery reaction.
+
+### Finishing Up
+
+When you're done testing your reactions, you can either use the built-in Pigment Lab simulator (`Window > Run Simulator`) to experiment with recipes, without dipping into your precious ingredient stocks.  Alternatively, you can export your reactions in PracticalPaint format.
 
-# For Developers
+## Known Issues
+
+### Slowness
+
+If you are running on a multi-screen system, or a very high-resolution screen, you may find that Desert Paint Lab is rather slow in determining paint reactions.  That's because you have a lot of screen real-estate to scan, to look for the Pigment Lab dialog.  You can speed up the scanning process by ensuring that your Pigment Lab Dialog is as far to the upper-left of the screen as possible.
+
+## For Developers
 
 This application was developed using [MonoDevelop](http://www.monodevelop.com/), using the [Stetic GTK UI designer](http://www.monodevelop.com/documentation/stetic-gui-designer/).
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