Updated readme

README.md

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 An app launcher for Quest implemented in Unity.
 
-##Overriding app icons and names
+## Overriding app icons and names
 For each installed app, we extract the default app name (PackageManager.getApplicationLabel()) and default app icon (PackageManager.getApplicationIcon()). Sometimes, however, these do not map to the actual app name and icon in the Oculus Store. In order to override this, do the following:
 
-1) Override app names: Create a file called appnames.txt. Add a line per app with comma-separated package-id and desired name. Example:
+1) Override app names: Create a file called appnames.txt. Add a line per app with comma-separated package-id and desired name. Example:  
+appnames.txt:  
+com.mycompany.myapp,My Application  
+com.othercompany.otherapp,Other application  
 
-appnames.txt
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-com.mycompany.myapp,My Application
-com.othercompany.otherapp,Other application
+2) Override app icons: Create a jpg file per app with the package-id as the filename. Example:  
+com.mycompany.myapp.jpg  
+com.thirdcompany.yetanotherapp.jpg  
 
-2) Override app icons: Create a jpg file per app with the package-id as the filename. Example:
-com.mycompany.myapp.jpg
-com.thirdcompany.yetanotherapp.jpg
 
-3) Copy the above contents (appnames.txt + jpg files) to the following location: Android/data/aaa.QuestAppLauncher.App/files
+3) Copy the above contents (appnames.txt + jpg files) to the following location on your Quest: Android/data/aaa.QuestAppLauncher.App/files
 
-##Source structure:
+## Source structure:
 - Assets/Scenes/QuestAppLauncher.unity: The main scene
 - Assets/Plugins/Android: Android-specific implementation to retrieve installed apps etc, written in Java
 - Assets/Scripts: Main set of C# scripts for grid population, scroll handling etc.