Updated Readme file

Author: joereddington

README.md

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 # The Open Voice Factory - AAC software
 
 Live site: http://theopenvoicefactory.org
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 ## History
-One of the parts of CommuniKate 20 that turned out to be very popular is the [live demo](http://joereddington.com/azulejoe/communikatedemo/en/) (you can view a video of it in action [here](http://joereddington.com/4693/2015/01/19/using-azulejoe-and-communikate-20-online/ "Using the Open Voice Factory and CommuniKate 20 online")). It's time to talk a little bit about that live demo and how it works. This is one of those posts that's only focused on the technical reader. It will have very little value to the non-coders among you I'm afraid. The live demo software is called the Open Voice Factory, it's entirely open-source and, like almost all the code presented on this site, it's [available to download from github](https://github.com/joereddington/azulejoe). When you view the live demo, what you are actually looking at is the CommuniKate 20 pageset running on the the Open Voice Factory software. The software that became the Open Voice Factory dates back to 2009 when I built a system for my little brother. When we started to prepare CommuniKate 20 for public release in 2014, the software was significantly overhauled into something that developed it’s own identity
+One of the parts of CommuniKate 20 that turned out to be very popular is the [live demo](http://joereddington.com/azulejoe/communikatedemo/en/) (you can view a video of it in action [here](http://joereddington.com/4693/2015/01/19/using-azulejoe-and-communikate-20-online/ "Using the Open Voice Factory and CommuniKate 20 online")). It's time to talk a little bit about that live demo and how it works. This is one of those posts that's only focused on the technical reader. It will have very little value to the non-coders among you I'm afraid. The live demo software is called the Open Voice Factory, it's entirely open-source and, like almost all the code presented on this site, it's [available to download from github](https://github.com/joereddington/azulejoe). When you view the live demo, what you are actually looking at is the CommuniKate 20 pageset running on the Open Voice Factory software. The software that became the Open Voice Factory dates back to 2009 when I built a system for my little brother. When we started to prepare CommuniKate 20 for public release in 2014, the software was significantly overhauled into something that developed it’s own identity
 
 ### I like open source things, how can I get involved?
 
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 *   precompute utterances
 
 ## Building the developement version
-I've just built the working developement version on a mac that was not my own and the commands I needed were...
+I've just built the working development version on a mac that was not my own and the commands I needed were...
 * Clone or download the repo
 * pip install python-pptx
 * sudo pip install python-pptx
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 We’re currently examining this process with a view to eventually registering, but this is a costly and time-consuming process, and we’d like to spend our time on development.  Until then, the Open Voice Factory is for pageset demonstration, exploration, and research. 
 
-# Current App versions
-Current Android app version: https://www.dropbox.com/s/shb5e2r71pdsmrz/app-debug.apk?dl=0
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+# Development notes
+* The Open Voice Factory is hosted on and AWS instance and the highest python version accepted is 3.7.