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 ## Difference between classic edition and SW edition
 
-Classic :  Keeps all standard keys on US QWERTY and adds customizations via the `Right Alt (+Shift)` modifier.
+**Classic** :  Keeps all standard keys on US QWERTY and adds customizations via the `Right Alt (+Shift)` modifier.
 
-SW (switched) edition :  Adds customizations via the `Right Alt (+Shift)` modifier, but makes the symbols !, @, #, $, %, ^, &, \*, ( and ) accessible without holding down Shift. The numbers have moved to Shift (as most computers also have a separate numpad).
+**SW (switched) edition** :  Adds customizations via the `Right Alt (+Shift)` modifier, but makes the symbols !, @, #, $, %, ^, &, \*, ( and ) accessible without holding down Shift. The numbers have moved to Shift (as most computers also have a separate numpad).
 
 ## Script for AutoHotkey (Windows)
 
-This AutoHotkey script is a highly customizable version of UltimateKEYS. To work properly, the Windows keyboard has to be set to standard US QWERTY and at least AutoHotkey v1.1 (preferably as 'Unicode 64-bit', on 32-bit Windows as 'Unicode 32-bit') is required.
+These AutoHotkey scripts are highly customizable editions of UltimateKEYS. To work properly, the Windows keyboard has to be set to standard US QWERTY and at least AutoHotkey v1.1 (preferably as 'Unicode 64-bit', on 32-bit Windows as 'Unicode 32-bit') is required.
 
 - **AutoHotkey website :  https://www.autohotkey.com/ / https://github.com/Lexikos/AutoHotkey_L/releases**
 - **Install the latest release of the current v1.1 branch (preferably as 'Unicode 64-bit', on 32-bit Windows as 'Unicode 32-bit').**
 - **Download (and run) the "UltimateKEYS \[SW\] - YYYY-MM-DD.ahk" file from this repository.**
-- **Optionally, you can put the AHK file in the 'Startup' folder to launch at startup.**
-- **Please note :  this is an overlay script, specifically designed for the keyboard layout 'US QWERTY'.**
+- **Optionally, you can put one of the AHK files in the 'Startup' folder to launch at startup.**
+- **Please note :  these are overlay scripts, specifically designed for the keyboard layout 'US QWERTY'.**
 
 ## Download the latest release