Update README.windows.

README.windows

@@ -4,24 +4,21 @@ tables are in the tables subdirectory of the liblouis distribution. For
 an overview of liblouis see README. 
 
 First, obtain the liblouis source, either by downloading the latest 
-tarball or from the Subversion repository. See HACKING for instructions. 
+tarball or from the Git repository. See HACKING for instructions. 
 If you downloaded the tarball, unpack it.
 
 To build liblouis.dll you will need the Microsoft command-line C/C++ 
-tools. you will also have to set environment variables correctly. You 
-can download the express versions of Visual Studio, MSVC and the 
-Microsoft C/C++ SDK free. All have a batch file that sets environment 
-variables and then displays a command prompt.
+tools. You will also have to set environment variables correctly. You 
+can download the Community version of Microsoft Visual Studio, including 
+Visual C++, and the Microsoft Windows SDK for free. It has a batch file 
+that sets environment variables and then displays a command prompt.
 
-Next, go to the subdirectory windows. Edit the file configure.mk If you 
-want 
-32-bit unicode change the 2 in the line UCS=2 to a 4.
+Next, go to the subdirectory windows. Edit the file configure.mk. If you 
+want 32-bit Unicode change the 2 in the line UCS=2 to a 4.
 
 Now type
 
 nmake /f Makefile.nmake
 
 The directory will contain liblouis.dll and liblouis.lib, along with 
 object files.
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