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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ SaveTranscription is a script that manages saving transcription files to make it
 To download the script, click the blue **Code** button, then select 
 **zip** to download the source code as a zip file. 
 
-Save the file to your device’s "MatLabCode\MatlabFiles" folder.
+Move the file to your device’s "MatLabCode\MatlabFiles" folder.
 
 Once **transcription-save-script-main.zip** has downloaded, right-click it and select **Extract All**. Delete “transcription-save-script-main” from the textbox and click **Extract**.
 
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ When you’re ready to save your progress, click **Export**, and under **Labeled
     
 * > This process exports your current progress to the workspace, effectively saving your progress. Export to the workspace regularly (every 10-20 audio files) to avoid losing your work. Give each **ls** file a unique name.
 
-When you have exported all your progress and are ready to exit, close the ***Signal Labeler** app. Click **OK** when prompted to confirm that you want to exit (provided you have exported), and return to the main MatLab window.
+When you have exported all your progress and are ready to exit, close the ***Signal Labeler** app. Click **OK** when prompted to confirm that you want to exit (provided you have exported), and return to the main MATLAB window.
 * > Note: The code checks for changes between versions, so do not attempt to export a file that hasn't been changed*
 
 Run **SaveTranscripts.m** by typing `SaveTranscripts` into the command window.
@@ -30,22 +30,30 @@ Type your initials when prompted and hit **Enter** again.
 
 When prompted, save the .mat file to the appropriate location with all the other in-progress files for that subject. Name the file using the usual format: `{#}_Transcript_{TaskName}_{SubjID}–InProg_{ReviewerInitials}`.
 
-***Once the code is done running and the file has saved, you may freely close MATLAB. Your progress has been saved.***
+**Once the code is done running and the file has saved, you may freely close MATLAB. Your progress has been saved.**
 
-## Continue From An Existing Transcript
+## Continue From A Saved Transcript
 To continue from an in progress transcription, load the most recent version of the transcript into the command window. 
 
 In addition to the **lss** variable, there will be two additional files. 
 
 * `remainingFiles` --- Effectively a to-do list, which provides a record of all the files that still need to be transcribed. Double click on the variable in the workspace to view it. Drag the edge of the the column **File_Name** to expand it and view the complete file names. 
+    * > Note that if there are any audio clips that were left blank (such as when there is no audio that could be labeled), these will still show up in the **remainingFiles**, since there hasn't any been any changes from the original that the code can identify.
 
 * `reviewerInit` – The initials of the last person who modified the transcription.
 
 
-The process is exactly the same as usual, but you will be able to play the audio in the same instance instead of having a second one open. ***Huzzah!***
+The process is exactly the same as usual, but you will be able to play the audio in the same instance instead of having a second one open. **Huzzah!**
 
 Save your progress by following the steps outlined in "Usage Instructions" 
 
 The saving process is the same when you completely finish a transcription. The only difference is to name the resulting .mat file `{#}_Transcript_{TaskName}_{SubjID}–Complete_{ReviewerInitials}`.
 
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+## Start Using SaveTranscriptions for an exisiting InProg Transcription
+To begin using the save function for a transcription that you're already in the middle of that hasn't been using this script up until this point...
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+Open the script in MATLAB. Import both the original, unedited transcript and the most up-to-date in-progress version. Run the code and follow all of the instrustions as prompted. 
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+Once the file has saved successfully and the code is done running, import the newly saved into MATLAB and you are ready to go with transcription.
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