Clean and proper arguments

Author: Napoleon-x

readme.md

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 Download the jar from the [releases](https://github.com/Napoleon-x/VideoLAN-VLC-Discord-RPC-in-Java/releases/tag/1.0) and place in its own designated folder.
 Java is required for the next step so make sure you have installed it if not [Click here!](https://www.azul.com/downloads/?package=jdk#zulu)
 
-After making sure the necessary requirements are met, navigate to the folder with the jar file in it and open a terminal in the folder and execute this command `java -jar VLCDiscord-RPC-v1.jar --keepTime true` (adjust naming if needed)
+After making sure the necessary requirements are met, navigate to the folder with the jar file within it.
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+Open a terminal in the folder and execute this command `java -jar VLCDiscord-RPC-v1.jar --keepTime true --ignoreActiveVLC true` (adjust naming if needed)
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 First time runs will place an extension in `\AppData\Roaming\vlc` for which you will need to activate each time when running the program (VLC limitations)
 
 ## Commands and preferances
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 ### `--skipPlugincheck <true/false> : Skips the checking of whether the extension exists or not`
 ### `--ignoreActiveVLC <true/false> : Ignores the check for whether VLC is running or not`
 
+Report any bugs to the issues section of this repository and remember that arguments can help.
+
 ## Why was this even made?
 
 I got bored and recently had installed VLC and wanted to see if I could make a Discord RPC for it just as a casual thing. After the first 3 hours of researching and the lack of proper documentation I still managed to continue and thought I should release this. Is it perfect? NO this seems even rather impracticle but if you want something simple and easy to use this is ok and you can do what you want with it (except sell it) and have fun playing your ~totally legit~ mp3 files or whatever.