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Broke step 4 into two additional steps so that people can't miss the bit about running the file locally to the files.

Broke step 4 into two additional steps so that people can't miss the bit about running the file locally to the files.
2. Unzip to a folder.
3. Right-click this link --> [parser.py](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/timhutton/twitter-archive-parser/main/parser.py) <-- and select "Save Link as", and save into the folder where you extracted the archive. (Or use wget or curl on that link. Or clone the git repo.)
4. Run parser.py with [Python 3](https://realpython.com/installing-python/). e.g. `python parser.py` from a command prompt opened in that folder.
4. Change into the unzipped folder where you just saved parser.py.
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Step 4 needs to include 'Open a command prompt'.

Maybe something like '4. Open a command prompt into that same folder.' or 'Open a command prompt and change directory to that same folder.'

And then remove 'from a command prompt opened in that folder' from the last step.

flauschzelle added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 27, 2022
Update README according to #116, #118 (DMs), #126 and #136 (CLI instructions)
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I incorporated the suggested changes from this in #138, so I'm closing this now. Thanks for the suggestion @mialondon !

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