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 # Interceptor-APS
 
 **Interceptor, the State of the Art APS (Active Protection System)**
-<small>Version A-3</small>
+<small>Version Alpha-3, Patch i</small>
 
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@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ On launch, Interceptor will display this in the console:
 
 ```
 ================================================================================
-Interceptor APS (Active Protection System) Alpha-3| TESTMODE: False
+Interceptor APS (Active Protection System) Alpha-3-i| TEST MODE: False
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Choose a cover app to open:
 [1] Chrome (note 1)
@@ -60,12 +60,13 @@ Enter an option to begin, add more parameters if prompted, and enjoy your peace.
 If you used help:
 
 ```
-- (1): Opens a new, empty window of this program
-- (2): Opens the window. You have to open the application first and set it up to the desired state to have it work.
-- (3): Opens an identical but new window of what you already have. The program can be closed, but you must set it up to the desired state before closing it.
-- (4): Enter a path to the program. This only opens the program and requires you to do research on the program behavior when opened.
-- (5): Opens the specified Chrome tab. This method is newly developed and is a bit slower to respond, but can precisely open any tab in Chrome.
-- (6): Specifies a window name. Partial names (wildcards) are default.
+Help Section
+- (Note 1): Opens a new, empty window of this program
+- (Note 2): Opens the window. You have to open the application first and set it up to the desired state to have it work.
+- (Note 3): Opens an identical but new window of what you already have. The program can be closed, but you must set it up to the desired state before closing it.
+- (Note 4): Enter a path to the program. This only opens the program and requires you to do research on the program behavior when opened.
+- (Note 5): Opens the specified Chrome tab. This method is newly developed and is a bit slower to respond, but can precisely open any tab in Chrome. You must only have one Chrome window open, or the selector might not select the correct window.
+- (Note 6): Specifies a window name. Partial names (wildcards) are default.
 ```
 
 <h3>Known Errors</h3>